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Healthy sleep cannot be taken for granted

As mentioned in previous articles, the temperature in your bedroom should be 18°C, something that has even become a legal and medical consensus. This applies to Switzerland and many European countries, where most people have a bed, blanket and pillow. Many well-insulated apartments tempt you to wear light or no nightwear, even in winter. The latter is generally unhealthy.

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Personal “Fitness and Balance” Masterplan

It is often possible to achieve higher-quality output with less effort. Cardio training is an exception. This has become even clearer to me after a period of less activity, partly caused by COVID-19. On this blog (in videos and a previous article), I have discussed how to get back into a more active lifestyle in such a situation.

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Self-care

The list of self-care products and treatments for various health issues is exceptionally long. Prevention is better than cure; loving and caring for your body appropriately is a prerequisite for good health care. Nature helps prevent illness and is a good point of contact for countless health issues.

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Ecological measures that help to preserve quality of life and the health of all living beings

Wind energy and photovoltaics can be combined in different ways and contribute to the reorientation of ecosystems. Cost considerations and opportunities have changed. Various national economies worldwide are working on integrating these new methods of energy production into their systems in a way that makes sense from both a social and a microeconomic point of view. In many places, such projects continue to progress slowly and do not yet allow the economy and ecology to harmonise as desired.

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Worth knowing about natural plant toxins

Green indicates toxicity. Only ripe vegetables should be consumed. Severe cases of poisoning are sporadic. Symptoms include a scratchy throat and digestive problems. However, an intake of approximately one milligram of glykoalkaloid per kilogram of body weight can lead to drowsiness, restlessness or rapid breathing.

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Why Pulses? Keto, low-carb and/or vegan?

That is, of course, only partly true. During every meal, insulin is secreted, regardless of what one eats. Nevertheless, the quantity is much smaller than it would be if a diet rich in carbohydrates were to be followed. Anyone willing to forego starch and sugar will be less tired after a meal and will not become immediately hungry. Furthermore, it is easier to maintain one's weight with a ketogenic diet.

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