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Beat Back PMS with Nutrition
PMS or Premenstrual Syndrome usually happens within one to two weeks before a woman gets her period. This could lead to mood swings, headaches, tiredness, body pain, feelings of anger or irritability, bloating, certain food cravings and depression. Fitness and a healthy diet may make significant differences in PMS symptoms.
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5 effects of sugar on the body
Know why is added sugar bad for you.
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Know about acne
Proper care and treatment can help you prevent the frequency of skin breakouts and reduce the prevalence of acne.
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Why don't you need a protein supplement?
Proteins are one of the most important macro nutrients in the body. However, excess intake especially in the form of processed protein supplements is not healthy.
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Home-made Supplement for Muscle mass
Commercial supplements tend to be expensive and consumers shell out a lot of money to meet their protein requirements. However, most of the time, the same can be met with natural ingredients available on our kitchen shelves.
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Nutrition for Marathoner
Nutrition plays a key role in this sport, without correct fueling techniques or nutrition it is difficult to sustain during the race.
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Procrastinating? 5 Ways to Help you Power Through
Procrastination is something that all of us deal with sometime in our life, though there are some who are so disciplined that procrastination may not exist in their dictionary! This can be extremely annoying to those of us who are not made in the same mold. Is it only about discipline? Let's try and deconstruct this stubborn and often intimidating issue.
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Dealing With Virtual Fatigue
The shift to the digital landscape for our every need emerged as a smart way out in the face of the restrictions of the pandemic. However, it brought along a few challenges too. One among them is virtual fatigue. In this article, we deal with the causes of virtual fatigue and explore ways to combat it.
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Maintaining Your Emotional Well-Being During The Lockdown
With our entire nation going under lockdown for 21 days, life has become very different from what it was a couple of weeks ago. As we progress with the lockdown, it has become clearer that these are extraordinary times, and thus, there is this need for extraordinary measures. Although, one thing is for sure, that this change is unprecedented and something we weren?t prepared for.
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Dealing with PCOS during Pregnancy and Lactation
Conceiving despite having PCOS can be very exciting and a happy time for a woman. However, certain precautions need to be in place at this time.