A note for those of you with kids. Mine are grown up now but I remember those weekend mornings with young ones very well. Kids are great; they can also feel like they consume all available energy around them at all times, devouring you. No solution, just a note that I see you.
@RivianRuckus listening to this rn
It's Saturday morning. Perfect night's sleep. Morning exercise. Nutritious breakfast. Music in ears. Love for life. Love for others. Time to cook.
I don't use antiseptic mouth wash because it can impair vascular health by degrading mouth bacteria. But beetroot juice and other nitrate-rich foods may be the anecdote. This study shows oral bacteria health declines with age. Older adults had less oral microbial diversity and
I don't use antiseptic mouth wash because it can impair vascular health by degrading mouth bacteria. But beetroot juice and other nitrate-rich foods may be the anecdote.
This study shows oral bacteria health declines with age. Older adults had less oral microbial diversity and
If you have a non-stick cookware. Get rid of it. New study: a 169% increase in the risk of fatty liver disease in adolescents is linked to PFOA, a forever chemical used in non-stick cookware, with every doubling of exposure. I've been meticulously measuring these toxin levels
If you have a non-stick cookware. Get rid of it.
New study: a 169% increase in the risk of fatty liver disease in adolescents is linked to PFOA, a forever chemical used in non-stick cookware, with every doubling of exposure.
I've been meticulously measuring these toxin levels
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Discipline and self respect are the most enduring forms of life satisfaction.
@PaulSkallas If I could time travel, I’d try to persuade my former self that the damage was unnecessary in the first place.
Natural daylight exposure significantly improves metabolic flexibility and glycemic control. + an 18% improvement in glucose control: participants spent 50.9% of their time in the normal glucose range (79–130 mg/dL) under natural light, compared to only 43.3% under artificial
Natural daylight exposure significantly improves metabolic flexibility and glycemic control.
+ an 18% improvement in glucose control: participants spent 50.9% of their time in the normal glucose range (79–130 mg/dL) under natural light, compared to only 43.3% under artificial