5 More Rules To Lead A Healthy Life

Drinking water, exercising daily, and getting a good night’s sleep. These are all wonderful starting points for leading a healthy life. It covers the basics as outlined in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. Though, we’re intelligent, social beings that need more than the basics to survive.

Leading a healthy life is not only the physical but the psychological, too, which is why I’d like to expand on this topic and share five… Read more »


Your Tap Water- is it Drinkable?

Most of us drink straight from the tap, but the whole world was watching for the Flint, Michigan water scandal. And more and more people are beginning to wonder how drinkable their tap water really is.

 

In the United States, the Safe Drinking Water Act is supposed to ensure that all Americans have access to healthy, safe tap water. However, the act is being violated across the country, with the… Read more »


Eating With High Blood Pressure: Food And Drinks To Avoid

Watching what you eat can help lower blood pressure levels significantly. If you’re suffering from (or have a genetic predisposition to) high blood pressure, you should focus on eliminating food and drinks that play are a role in the development of the condition. The ideal hypertension diet should be low in fat, cholesterol, sodium and empty calories. Some of the major foods and drinks to limit are: Soft Drinks and Candy Soft drinks and… Read more »


Looking for a Fun Night Out?

Sometimes, it can seem like one day just runs into another. If you’ve been wrapped up in routine, and you’re desperate for a fun night out, this is the post for you.

 

Here are a few suggestions for a fun night out:

 

Dinner in Liverpool

Ready to try something different? There are so many #TrulyScruptious options in Liverpool that it can be difficult to choose. If you haven’t yet… Read more »


Simple Tips to Increase Your Comfort as You Age

No one wants to think about getting old, but sadly it will happen to us all. The best thing we can do is best preserve our health and fitness now as much as we can and make small adjustments to our daily life to increase our comfort as we age. Due to wear and tear, you may notice that your body aches a bit more than it used to when you were younger. I have… Read more »


The 5 Biggest UTI Myths

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) commonly affect many women across the world, with some often turning to the internet to learn how to alleviate this painful condition. So, to ensure you don’t embark on any fruitless home treatments, we are providing the five biggest UTI myths.

Poor Hygiene

Despite what you might have heard, you are not suffering from a UTI due to poor hygiene. In fact, it doesn’t matter… Read more »


Keeping Yourself In Good Condition In 2017

It’s likely that every single person on the planet is going to have a new year’s resolution that involves bettering one’s self in one way or another.

 

It could be losing weight or learning a new hobby, it doesn’t matter. The coming of a new year brings change and people like to latch onto that idea and bring it into their own lives.

 

Change is good, right? But consistency is… Read more »


When are you most likely to dream?

Dreaming. We all do it, and whether you find yourself in a dream that has a smile on your face or a nightmare that sends shivers down your spine, dreaming is healthy and allows your brain to deal with the information it’s receiving every day. Most of the time we won’t remember our dreams unless they wake us up, and if you’re getting the right amount of sleep, and not using alcohol or taking medications… Read more »


Growing your own plants indoors

Growing your own plants and vegetables is a fast-rising trend that saves you money and gives you a sense of satisfaction as you raise your seeds into fully edible foods. However, you don’t need a large garden or an allotment to grow your own – lots of herbs and vegetables can be raised in your home. For fitness and healthy living enthusiasts, growing fresh veg is a great way to add authentic flavours to your… Read more »