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The concept of cold and heat exposure as a means to promote longevity is increasingly gaining traction in the health and wellness community. This approach involves using cold showers or cold baths, and saunas or hot baths to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes. By exposing yourself to cold temperatures and then heat, your body is able to regulate its temperature better, leading to improved endurance and better overall health. Research has shown that cold exposure can help improve blood flow in both muscles and other tissues. It can also help reduce inflammation. Additionally, cold exposure can help reduce fatigue…

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The human body is an incredible machine, capable of phenomenal feats of strength and endurance. Sometimes, even when you get plenty of sleep, drink enough water, eat right and take all the vitamins and supplements, your body needs a little help to stay in peak condition. That’s where bodywork comes in. Bodywork can help reduce pain, improve posture and flexibility, increase body awareness, and promote overall well-being. Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain or just want to keep your body functioning at its best, bodywork can provide the relief and care that you need. We will look at three common…

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Flexibility is key to an active, enjoyable life, especially in middle age and beyond. An important component of joint health and range of motion, stretching is also part of any successful fitness regimen. Although often seen as boring or tedious, stretching doesn’t have to be onerous. There are plenty of low-stress ways to make yourself more flexible and mobile that do not involve stretching in the traditional sense. Here are 8 ways to help you become more flexible and mobile in your joints without stretching in the classical sense: 1. Foam Rolling – Foam rolling allows you to increase flexibility…

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Diabetes is a potentially life-threatening condition that affects over 400 million people worldwide. It can cause serious health complications, such as heart disease and stroke, if left unchecked. Fortunately, diabetes can be managed through proper medical care and lifestyle changes. Here are 12 truths about diabetes: what to know, what to avoid, what to eat, and what to take. 1. Know the Warning Signs: Early detection of diabetes is key to managing it successfully. Common signs of diabetes include increased thirst and urination, fatigue, blurred vision, and weight loss or gain. If you experience any of these symptoms for more…

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