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A strategy to avoid overtraining also sits in increasing your body's resilience to efforts. Knowing your limits and stretching them just enough to improve, but not blindly, thus avoiding sabotagin...
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SCIENCE-BACKED SUPPLEMENTS TO HELP TENDINOPATHY.
Connective tissue is widespread in the body. Its function is to connect structures and provide support. While skin is the more abundant, the strongest connective tissue in the body are tendons and...
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GUIDE: 10 WAYS TO USE FLEXIBLE BY LEMAlab + RECIPES
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the human body, and it is responsible for providing structure and elasticity. It is found in bones, connective tissue, tendons and ligaments. Natural collag...
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Time-restricted eating (TRE) is an approach that is gaining more and more popularity among athletes and health enthusiasts. This nutrition program focuses on when to eat, rather than what to eat, w...
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There is a reason why the media is full of collagen articles, but like anything else, not all collagen products are created equal. Your product needs to be clean and potent (including its bioavail...
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We should think of body awareness as body intelligence; every input we are given can be used to enhance physical performance, especially the most subtle ones. Managing pain and discomfort doesnāt m...
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HOW HEART RATE VARIABILITY CAN BOOST TRAINING PERFORMANCE
Heart rate variability matters! HRV is emerging as one of the most important factors for your performance and health. By understanding how it works we will help you use it to boost your performance...
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THE ART OF FLEXIBILITYāSTRETCHING TECHNIQUES SCIENTIFICALLY EXPLAINED.
Let's explore the basis of the most effective stretching techniques that are the core of theĀ Physical PoetryĀ technique. There are thousands of ways to stretch. In this article, we explain the most...
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UNSCRAMBLING COLLAGEN SUPPLEMENTS
Over 30 per cent of the protein found in the human body is made up of collagen, making it the body's most abundant type of protein. It is found in bones, tendons, skin, teeth, blood vessels and eve...
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