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BEYOND INSOMNIA AND MUSCLE PAIN, HOW TO RECOGNISE MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY
Magnesium is not just a remedy for insomnia or muscular pain; it's indispensable for many crucial bodily functions: from supporting joint, muscular and bone health to its pivotal role in energy pr...
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CRACKING THE CODE OF FLEXIBILITY THROUGH NERVOUS SYSTEM HACKS
Our body has a built-in defence system that protects us from overstretching our muscles. By training the nervous system and working on neuromuscular coordination, you may uncover the plateau and li...
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DECODING MICROBIOTA AND MICROBIOME: EXPLORING COLLAGEN'S IMPACT ON GUT HEALTH AND BEYOND
Collagen could promote beneficial shifts in the microbiome, helping to promote the proper functioning of the digestive, immune and nervous systems. A balanced diet and healthy lifestyle are also ke...
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THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF FASCIA FOR YOUR FLEXIBILITY (PART 2)
Implementing preparatory counter-movements before stretching, smoothĀ landings, swinging, mini-bounces, and varying stretching styles all contribute to the effective training of the fascial network....
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THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF FASCIA FOR YOUR FLEXIBILITY (PART 1)
Fascia is a remarkable and often overlooked connective tissue that plays a significant role in our body's flexibility, movement, and overall health. Understanding the composition and functions of ...
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NOT ANOTHER TENDINOPATHY! LETāS PREVENT AND MANAGE SYMPTOMS.
Did you know that over 30 million tendon-related procedures take place every year? Approximately 50% of sports-related injuries are caused by athletes exerting too much force and pressure onto thei...
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Some nutrients that have been associated with analgesic effects in the body include taurine, arachidonic acid, DHA, vitamins B1, B3, B6, B12 and D, magnesium, zinc and Ī²-carotene. Other dietary con...
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Beyond the relaxing properties of a sauna bath, emerging evidence suggests that sauna bathing has many other health benefits, including increase in muscular mass, reduced risk of high blood pressur...
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Research has shown beneficial brain properties from green leafy vegetables, berries, whole grains, fermented foods, tea, coffee, wine, and omega-3 sources such as fatty fish, nuts, and avocados.Ā W...
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