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Overwork a short route to problems
There is more and more talk about healthy living, about taking care of your physical, emotional and spiritual zone. We hear that it's good to meditate, relax and exercise. We know that wholesome meals and adequate sleep are essential. However, there is another very important and extensive issue - mental hygiene.
We live in a time when it is not easy to separate private life and work. Very often our work responsibilities creep into our home, into our leisure time and into our heads... even at night. It is increasingly apparent that work dominates our lives and we give it the most attention. All the more reason to consider what might accompany this.
Protein
It accounts for approximately 15-20% of our body weight, is responsible, among other things, for the construction and regeneration of tissues, is an essential component of blood, lymph, hormones or enzymes, and is a carrier of vitamins and minerals.
Aloe vera
Queen Nefretete, as well as Cleopatra, used aloe vera for body care. They also reportedly used an aloe-based powder to brighten the skin around their eyes.
Wild rose - a vitamin bomb!
Rosehip is a well-known source of vitamin C. It contains 10 times more vitamin C than blackcurrants and 30 times more than lemons.
Vitamin D - like good health
High levels of vitamin D cause the production of proteins that have antibacterial and virucidal properties - in short, we are producing an antibiotic ourselves. Our immune system is able to cope with tuberculosis.
How to perform a proper warm-up before strength training?
What exactly is a warm-up? It is a set of simple exercises, involving work of the whole body, which takes no more than 15 minutes.
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