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Posture perfect means sometimes slouching too
Variety is the key to a happy body and good posture. Picture: Shutterstock.
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Why you should get more zinc in your diet
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Zinc is important for immune function and can be found in foods like shellfish, pumpkin seeds, cashews, chickpeas, milk and cheese, beef and dark chocolate.
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Finding folly in all the fuss over intermittent fasting
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New research finds intermittent fasting is no more effective than eating a low-calorie diet any time of the day. Picture: Shuttterstock.
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Dough is the go for blue zone bread eaters
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Blue zones are regions whose populations have extraordinary health and longevity and many like to eat bread there. Picture: Shutterstock.
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Hula hooping, more than just child's play
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HAPPY HOOPER: Hula hooping for fitness is trending and is the go-to for the likes of Michelle Obama and Beyonce. Picture: Shutterstock.
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Running backwards can help get ahead with your health
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Reverse running complements normal running by strengthening the posterior muscle chain. Picture: Shutterstock.
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Can you save the world while you snooze?
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Elite sleepers could hold the key to some serious neurological puzzles as they need less downtime to purge harmful substances from their brains. Picture: Shutterstock
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Action the perfect antidote for your anxiety
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It is easy to get overwhelmed by the tragedy unfolding in the world, but lending a hand goes a long way to overcoming that sense of helplessness . Picture: Shutterstock
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Tapping into the 'secret river' of longevity
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LOVE YOUR LYMPH: Improving your lymphatic system can include things like taking a hot bath or adding some spices to your life. Picture: Shutterstock.
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When the positive vibes take a toxic turn
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There's nothing wrong with a positive attitude. But our modern day obsession with the goal of constant happiness can seriously backfire. Picture: Shutterstock.
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