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Why Your BMI Is Important: Significance Of Being Underweight Or Overweight
This article explores why BMI is an important health metric, examining the implications of being underweight or overweight and offering insights into managing body weight effectively.
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Health Expert Luke Coutinho Tells Us How This Lifestyle Change Can Help In Weight Loss!
Luke Coutinho in his recent live Facebook video addresses the issue of eating late dinners and how it adversely affects our bodies. Make this lifestyle change now and see the change within yourself.
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5 Things Everyone Gets Wrong About Weight Loss
Weight loss is not just related to food and work out.There are many other factors like hormones, sleep pattern, inflammation, emotions, meditation and genes which play a crucial role in determining your weight loss.
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Insufficient Sleep May Add More Than An Inch To Your Waist, Study Suggests
By now, the connection between sleep and weight gain has been well established. Numerous studies have provided evidence that sleeping too little - less than five hours - messes with your hormones, slows down your metabolism and reprograms your body to eat more.
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Why Your BMI Is Important: Significance Of Being Underweight Or Overweight
This article explores why BMI is an important health metric, examining the implications of being underweight or overweight and offering insights into managing body weight effectively.
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Health Expert Luke Coutinho Tells Us How This Lifestyle Change Can Help In Weight Loss!
Luke Coutinho in his recent live Facebook video addresses the issue of eating late dinners and how it adversely affects our bodies. Make this lifestyle change now and see the change within yourself.
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5 Things Everyone Gets Wrong About Weight Loss
Weight loss is not just related to food and work out.There are many other factors like hormones, sleep pattern, inflammation, emotions, meditation and genes which play a crucial role in determining your weight loss.
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Insufficient Sleep May Add More Than An Inch To Your Waist, Study Suggests
By now, the connection between sleep and weight gain has been well established. Numerous studies have provided evidence that sleeping too little - less than five hours - messes with your hormones, slows down your metabolism and reprograms your body to eat more.
