The deadly brain-eating amoeba has struck again, this time in Texas. Scientifically called Naegleria Fowleri, this rare amoeba has entered the local water supplies. Following this, authorities have issued warning to all Texas residents to not drink tap water or use it for cooking. The microbe which is also found in soil, can get up the nose and… Read More »
Considering that a can of beer 12 fluid oz has 13 g of carbs, 0 g of fat, and 1. Traditional gin and tonic recipes use regular tonic water, which is basically sugary carbonated water with a small amount of quinine in it for the iconic bitter taste. Get lots of weekly keto meal plans,… Read More »
With the heatwave in full swing, dehydration symptoms are imminent. Doctor Naomi Newman-Beinart gives us the lowdown on the importance of H2O and why we should be drinking more of it It is sweltering in the U.K. right now and we are not a country that is prepared for this kind of heat. Am I… Read More »
Intermittent fasting IF is having a seriously buzzy moment in the wellness world. Researchers and proponents say that various fasting techniques can help you live longer and ease symptoms of various health issues ranging from improving insulin sensitivity to helping to repair cells. What is IF exactly? It centers around eating and fasting for specific… Read More »
News Consumer News Keep Your Kids Safe in the Water. Here’s How SUNDAY, July 5, 2020 — Trips to the beach or a pool add to summer’s fun, but parents need to ensure that children are safe in and around the water. Masks and social distancing are a must this year because of the coronavirus… Read More »
After yoga class: Before and after Kaitlin Daddona. Signs of dehydration during asana practice or after forms of exercise include lack of sweat, cramping, and muscle stiffness. Start your day with protein -rich foods like yogurt and dried fruits, when, fruit smoothies, eggs, homemade protein bars and protein shakes water kick-start your morning filled with… Read More »