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Navigating Nutrition and Mental Health for Families
Reading Time: 7 minutes. I want you to understand that your family’s mental wellness and nutrition are deeply interconnected through the gut-brain axis. By focusing on balanced, nutrient-dense meals while addressing individual sensitivities and preferences, you’ll create a foundation for both physical and emotional health. When you involve everyone in meal planning and preparation, you’re…
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How to Stay Sharp in Winter: Cognitive Habits That Make a Difference
Reading Time: 7 minutes. Staying sharp in winter starts with steady movement, such as brisk walks, gentle yoga or dancing at home to lift mood and focus. Warm, brain-friendly foods—root vegetables, leafy greens and dark hot chocolate—help fuel thinking. Simple daily puzzles, short bursts of learning and small creative projects keep the mind flexible. Regular…
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Supporting Family Health During Flu Season Without Stress
Reading Time: 9 minutes. Supporting family health during flu season can feel calmer when simple routines do the heavy lifting. Families can prioritise flu vaccinations, balanced meals with vitamin C and zinc, regular handwashing, and gentle daily movement. Briefly opening windows, cleaning high-touch surfaces, and wearing masks around vulnerable people provide quiet protection. A basic…
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A Winter Wellness Routine for Busy People
Reading Time: 8 minutes. A winter wellness routine for busy people focuses on small, energy-protecting habits that actually fit a packed day. It starts with a steady sleep schedule, simple movement breaks, and warm, nourishing meals to reduce inflammation and crashes. Hydrating with teas and broths, plus short, nature‑inspired stretches or walks, helps lift mood.…
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Simple Winter Habits That Reduce Your Daily Illness Risk
Reading Time: 5 minutes. Simple winter habits can quietly reduce the risk of daily illness. Regular handwashing, wearing a mask when unwell, and avoiding face-touching help prevent the spread of germs. Warm layers, indoor temperatures above 18°C, and warm drinks protect the body from cold stress. Nourishing meals with colourful produce, vitamin D, zinc-rich foods,…
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Super Flu Symptoms: What’s Typical, What’s Not, and What to Expect
Reading Time: 8 minutes. The H3N2 ‘super flu’ strain presents with a sudden onset of fever, severe body aches, and extreme fatigue that develops within hours rather than gradually. Unlike typical influenza, this variant frequently causes gastrointestinal symptoms, including vomiting and diarrhoea, and particularly affects vulnerable populations. Symptoms typically peak within 1-3 days of exposure, and…
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4 Eating Habits for Greater Brain Health Glucose Goddess
Reading Time: 4 minutes. Cognitive function and overall brain health are deeply influenced by the body’s management of glucose, the brain’s primary energy source. In the pursuit of optimal cerebral well-being, the Glucose Goddess Method presents a nuanced dietary approach focused on four key eating habits. This regimen is designed to maintain stable glucose levels,…
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Methylene Blue and Mental Health: From Anxiety and Depression to Neurodegeneration and Recovery Research
Reading Time: 22 minutes. Methylene blue exhibits psychiatric potential through the inhibition of monoamine oxidase A at nanomolar concentrations and the enhancement of mitochondrial complex activity. Randomised controlled trials establish efficacy for residual depressive symptoms in bipolar disorder, with ideal dosing at 15 mg daily producing significant improvements in depression and anxiety measures without manic…
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