Hi friends! Happy Friday! What’s going on this weekend? We have an NCL event, two birthday parties, and are meeting up with friends at the pool for dinner. I’ve also been slacking with my IHP 3 studies, so I’m planning on doing some major catch-up. ...
Your kidneys work like natural filters in your body. They remove waste and balance fluids all day. This helps everything run smoothly. But if you don’t care for them, problems can arise. The good thing is, protecting them isn’t hard. You don’t need big lifestyle changes. Small habits help a lot. Drink enough water and eat good food. Also, be careful with medicines like Dulcolax Chewables. They can affect kidney health. This guide will share simple ways to keep your kidneys healthy. ...
Over the past few years, GLP-1 receptor agonists have gained significant attention for their ability to support weight loss and manage type 2 diabetes. With brand names like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro becoming part of everyday conversation, many people ask the same question: “Is GLP-1 right for me?” ...
I just read the book Ultra-processed People, by Chris van Tulleken, about the large amount of highly processed food in our modern diets, which I recommend. I’d always known about obvious kinds of processing like turning wheat into white flour by removing the germ and bran and then grinding up the rest. But the author is further emphasizing things in our food that sound more like they came out of a test tube than a garden, like xanthan gum or monoglycerides. Highly processed food has three main effects, the first is the removal of nutritious components like wheat germ, the second is “predigestion”, for example grinding up fruit in a smoothie which breaks down the cell walls. The third is the additives. I’ve always thought the first two were the more important, which is why brown rice is preferred over white or an apple over apple juice. But the author gives convincing evidence that the additives are not good for us either. He also traces the history of how large food companies like Nestle fairly recently opened up a new market for their products in Brazil, and how this led to a significant increase in obesity in the population. ...
A bright, white smile is often associated with good dental hygiene, yet many people overlook the impact of diet on teeth and the role it plays in maintaining the natural color of their teeth. While regular brushing and professional dental care are essential, the foods and beverages we consume can either support or undermine efforts to keep teeth looking their best. Understanding the relationship between diet and tooth color is crucial for those seeking a brighter smile. ...
While GLP-1 (Glucagon-Like Peptide-1) treatments have gained widespread attention for their role in weight loss. But their benefits go far beyond shedding weight faster. ...
GLP-1, or Glucagon-Like Peptide-1, is a naturally occurring hormone that plays a critical role in regulating appetite, blood sugar levels, and digestion. When we eat, GLP-1 is released in the gut and sends signals to the brain to promote a feeling of fullness. ...
China is a land of ancient civilization and modern marvels that attracts travellers from all over the world. With rich historical heritage and cultural diversity, splendid mountains and lakes, and cities of modern architecture, China leaves one with an unmatched experience of travel. This article goes into detail to find out why China has gained a reputation for being a must-see and experience its blend of antiquity and modernity, prompting you to come in, see its diversity and take part in a balanced and healthy lifestyle. ...
Your Guide to the Science Behind the Buzz ...
There’s no denying the value that good oral health brings. Not only does it make a person feel more confident, but a good set of teeth also contributes significantly to your overall wellness. Optimal oral health is an investment you wouldn’t want to overlook. While much of it is grounded on developing good oral habits, reaching out to the right dentist makes a big difference in attaining a healthier and more radiant smile. ...