Interesting reading for fitness and well-being
The best time to work out is really dependant on your goals. If you want to lose weight faster, the best time to exercise is in the morning. This is because the low blood sugar levels at that time force the body to look for other energy sources so it starts to convert fat from reserves
Nowadays, there are a number of answers regarding why we eat– 25% eat because it is meal time (whether you’re hungry or not) and 20% because they are bored or working on something that doesn’t motivate them. Food is everywhere – not just in shop windows, but on the TV, on street posters and social
There’s a lot of debate surrounding whether these kind of apps actually work in practise. They promise a lot — from helping you burn ‘fuel’ to shedding pounds, but when it comes to making a difference to your health, these apps generally fall short of what they appear to guarantee. Do they help users lose weight, control
Poor sitting and standing habits can cause pain, sleepless nights and change our body shape. While improving your posture isn’t likely to address the root cause of pain, it can help with muscle tension. It will probably feel strange when you first start correcting your posture as your body is used to you sitting and
Our body has many ways of telling us something is wrong. If you are worried about bad breath, dry skin, muscle cramps, fever and chills, food cravings (especially for sweets) or constant tiredness, the solution could be simpler than you think- Drink water. Figures show that Londoners – where a fifth of patients are tired
We’ve found some research that could change the way you see fitness. Most of us know how much fitness helps your health, but did you know that being active can also help you conquer your life’s goals? A study of people training for a marathon in New York found that regular exercise improves people’s goal
