An Antidote Against Frailty
Frailty is preventable, and often reversible, if you are willing to put in the work and follow the four golden rules of resistance training.
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Disrupted sleep increases anxiety and depression. Yoga Nidra is an effective method that has helped many people overcome insomnia.
Read More >>Strong Bones, Strong Mind
Regular exercise releases osteocalcin from your bones. Once in circulation, osteocalcin enters your brain to support learning and memory.
Read More >>Self-Compassion: A Powerful Antidote to Stress
Self-compassion promotes adaptive stress-coping approaches that reduce stress while suppressing maladaptive behaviors that make stress worse.
Read More >>How to Become Stress-Proof: Develop a Positive Stress Mindset
By adopting the mindset that stress is positive, you significantly increase your ability to overcome life’s challenges.
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Regular exercise reduces neuroinflammation, which increases brain cell proliferation and survival, leading to improved cognition.
Read More >>What Causes Exercise-Associated Muscle Cramps?
If you regularly suffer from muscle cramps, fatigue management should become a top priority in your training and competition preparation.
Read More >>Want to become anti-frail? Then consider a Fasting-Mimicking Diet.
Fasting-mimicking diets induce a fasting state while providing essential micro-nutrients, significantly reducing the risk of malnutrition.
Read More >>Building an Anti-Frail Mind: A Brief Overview of The MIND Diet
The MIND diet is a tasty and straightforward approach for maintaining a healthy brain.
Read More >>Four Reasons Why the MIND Diet is Awesome
The MIND diet preserves your mind, protects your brain against dementia and stroke, all while reducing the risk of cancer and premature death.
Read More >>Building an Anti-frail Mind: Variety is the Spice of Life!
By increasing the diversity of your activities you can preserve overall and executive cognitive functions as you age.
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