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Healthy Eating & Dieting

We have a range of articles and information on dieting and healthy eating and how it impacts the body; these cover a selection of topics, including:

  • Nicotinamide Riboside (NAD+) and how it can aid weight loss
  • Fasting and calorie restrictive diets
  • Arterial stiffness and how it can put you at risk for dementia
  • Is it normal to gain weight as you age?
  • Anti aging diet weight loss studies
  • Reduce the risk of deadly disease with blood glucose control

Did you know…

  1. Apples are more effective at waking you up than a cup of coffee.
  2. Broccoli contains double the amount of Vitamin C than an orange contains.
  3. Men tend to have higher metabolisms than women.
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Aging, muscles and exercise

29 November 2016

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