Fried foods. When a person is stressed, they often crave something tasty, crispy, and rich in flavor. That’s why fried foods seem like the perfect comfort option — they provide quick satisfaction, create a sense …
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Fried foods. When a person is stressed, they often crave something tasty, crispy, and rich in flavor. That’s why fried foods seem like the perfect comfort option — they provide quick satisfaction, create a sense …
Continue readingLack of mental exercise. The brain, like any other organ, needs constant training to maintain its functionality. If it is not stimulated with new challenges and tasks, over time it begins to lose its plasticity …
Continue readingFrequent feeling of fatigue. Frequent fatigue may not only be a result of a busy schedule or lack of sleep. In some cases, it’s a warning sign that the lungs are not functioning at full …
Continue readingQuick return to sports. Many people, as soon as they start feeling better, rush to return to an active lifestyle — workouts, jogging, the gym. However, resuming physical activity too quickly can become a reason …
Continue readingReduce physical exertion. When there are changes in atmospheric pressure, many people may experience a worsening of chronic conditions, fluctuations in blood pressure, headaches, palpitations, fatigue, apathy, or even insomnia. During this time, the body …
Continue readingUse chondroprotectors under heavy loads. During intense training or heavy physical activity, it is especially important to take care of joint health. That’s why experts recommend taking chondroprotectors (such as Arthroblock forte) from time to …
Continue readingHazel (Corylus). Hazel is one of the first plants to wake up after winter, signaling the arrival of spring with its beautiful blooming. Its catkin-like flowers appear before the leaves unfold, actively releasing pollen that …
Continue readingMyth 1: Nutrition won’t improve well-being. In reality, nutrition plays a key role in managing gut health. Many foods can irritate the digestive tract, causing bloating, abdominal pain, and stool disturbances. For example, fatty foods, …
Continue readingChanges in blood pressure. When the force with which the flow of your blood presses against the walls of blood vessels changes, it affects the supply of circulation to the inner ear, where the hearing …
Continue readingGinger. Its unique properties effectively reduce inflammation and joint pain. Moreover, ginger stimulates blood circulation, which improves the nourishment of joint tissues and helps reduce swelling. Regular consumption of this product helps lower oxidative stress …
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