Learn what sleep deprivation does to you — especially the way you look. A lack of sleep obviously causes dark circles under you eyes to appear and fine lines will develop … but there is much more to consider. Watch this video and think about changes you may want to make to your lifestyle and the hours of sleep you get at night. …
With the increasing popularity of overnight oats and oatmeal cookies, healthy oatmeal is becoming more and more of a favorite at the breakfast table and throughout the rest of the day. Beyond the traditional hot and satisfying bowl of oatmeal at breakfast, oats now show up in pancakes, muffins, cookies, granola bars and much more. …
Some of the world’s healthiest foods are high in carbohydrates. Whole food sources of “Carbs” are not unhealthy — they are important sources of essential nutrients. Refined carbs should be avoided, however. The only reason to limit and avoid whole food carbs is generally when you’re on a low-carb diet and need to lose weight quickly. …
This guy presents a quick review explaining why popular energy drinks loaded with caffeine should — sometimes — be avoided. If you burn off calories with vigorous exercise (like running) while you consume an energy drink, is it all good then?
What about kids and energy drinks when they are active in sports? …
Getting a good night’s sleep is always on the to-do list for healthy wellness and fitness. You already know that you need to cut out the late-night caffeine, ensure that your bedroom is dark and quiet, avoid the scary movies … but what do you do if you (or your partner) are still tossing and turning? After all, a chronic lack of sleep increases the odds of diabetes, depression, cardiovascular disease and gaining weight!
Here are some surprising facts and useful tips: …
