Apparently, you do not need a lot of exercise to reduce depression levels, a new study has found. Brisk walks for 2.5 hours a week, and one or two times of exercising per week can significantly help reduce depression or its risk, the new data analysis shows. Just getting up and moving around helps.
“Most benefits are realized when moving from no activity to at least some,” the research…
When you are diagnosed with diabetes, there is the fear that you must make a 360-degree change to every aspect of your life. But not to worry, making serious lifestyle changes can help you live better. Two areas of your life that can help manage the condition and keep you going are the food you eat and how much you engage in physical activities.
Exercising and having healthy foods are…
What is your dream life like? a Lamborghini in the Garage? A trip to the Bahamas on a whim?
Hey, big dreams become reality, and you don’t want them pushed aside because of poor health, hence the need to start leading healthier lives. A healthier lifestyle is not always about groundbreaking changes, it is more about picking up daily healthy habits that keep your body and mind in good shape.
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Getting your kids to engage in exercises and fun workouts should become a norm in your home. Introducing children to healthy habits such as exercising can make a difference in their health as they develop. As early as age 5 or 6, kids can start out with light exercise.
You wonder: How much exercise should kids engage in? How necessary is this? Are there exercises for children? This article…
Getting out of bed in the morning can sometimes be a struggle; you may wake up stressed, tired, or even anxious. When you need a quick fix, the first solution that may come to mind is to grab an energy drink or make a cup of coffee. As easy as that is, it is not your healthiest option.
You can switch to a healthier exercise alternative and kick-start your day with the right energy, even without…
2020 was THE year- the year of a pandemic that kept us at home for months; away from our friends, families, offices, and even the gym. It is 2021, and the pandemic is still here, but hey, this is the new normal and we are adjusting our lives to fit into it.
Our career goals are being adjusted to accommodate working from home, and our family and relationship goals now feature virtual meetups.