In today’s world, computers are everywhere. While most of us know how to use them for basic functions, there are still many people who are intimidated by the growing use of technology.
Computers are not magic boxes!
Fermented Foods for Better Nutrition
You’ve likely been told to “eat your greens” at some point or another. After all, fruit and vegetables play a critical role in your nutrition and overall health. But is there a way to further enhance the value of farm-fresh, plant-based foods? There sure is, through fermentation!
How to Breathe During Exercise
Learning how to breathe properly during exercise can do wonders for your performance, stamina, and recovery rate. Knowing when to inhale and exhale during exercise can be tricky, but with a little practice, proper technique can quickly become a healthy habit!
New UCLA Study Suggests Curcumin Can Improve Memory, Mood, and Attention
If you find it hard to pay attention, you’ll want to pay attention to the latest study carried out by a team of researchers at UCLA. In an 18-month clinical trial, researchers found evidence that curcumin, the bright yellow pigment found in turmeric root, may help improve attention, memory, and mood in older adults with mild age-related memory complaints.
Sleep Shouldn’t Stress You Out
If you’ve ever spent a night counting sheep after sheep and still not falling asleep, or if you wake up in the early hours and can’t get back to sleep, you’ll know that sleep can sometimes be stressful. Sleep shouldn’t stress you out, though as it’s meant to do the exact opposite!
Manage Stress with the Pomodoro Technique
It’s hard to focus when you’re feeling stressed, and it’s easy to feel stressed when you can’t focus and the work starts piling up. What can you do to break free of this vicious cycle? Is there a better way to handle a stressful workload, learn how to increase productivity, and stop procrastinating? Meet the Pomodoro technique, a productivity hack that can help you stop procrastinating!
7 Tips for Optimal Muscle Recovery After a Workout
Are you sore from working out in beast mode? That’s fantastic.
The aches and pains that you’re feeling mean that your muscles are stressed and rebuilding to become even stronger. Scientifically speaking, this is called delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS).
8 Effortless Tips to Manage Family and Work Stress
Feeling the pressure of family and work stress? The stress of maintaining a challenging career with demanding expectations can put significant strains on family life and relationships. If this sounds all too familiar, you aren’t alone. More than one in every four Canadian workers report finding even a regular day “quite a bit” or “extremely” more…
How to Choose a Plant-Based Protein Powder
Plant-based protein powder isn’t new, but it does seem to be gaining in popularity. These days, there’s a wide variety of products to choose from, so it can be hard to determine which is best suited to your lifestyle and dietary needs. For those considering adding a plant-based protein powder to their diet, but don’t more…
Breathing Exercises for Your Three Brains
I’d previously shared the concept of your three brains – your HEAD brain, HEART brain, and GUT brain. Now, you may be asking, how do you become more familiar with your three brains? You can start by spending a few minutes every day sitting quietly and doing some breathing exercises. A Three Brains Breathing Exercise Close more…