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  • Is No Added Sugar Juice Actually Healthy? What You Need to Know
    by petra-admin on November 23, 2025 at 7:39 am

    “No added sugar.” It sounds so reassuring on a juice carton, doesn’t it? Especially if you’re trying to cut down on fizzy drinks or make “better” choices for you and your family. But even when there’s no sugar added, juice is still naturally high in it and low in fibre. It’s very easy to drink

  • Does Calisthenics Burn Fat? Science-Backed Tips for Body-Weight Fat Loss
    by petra-admin on November 15, 2025 at 9:59 pm

    A lot of people want to lose fat without joining a gym, and I completely understand that. Calisthenics makes this much easier than most people realise. It’s basically body-weight training – push-ups, squats, lunges, planks, burpees and all the simple moves you’ve probably done before. What I like about it is how accessible it is.

  • CBD Flowers: Where They’re Legal, What They Do, and How They Compare to CBD Oil
    by petra-admin on November 5, 2025 at 12:49 pm

    CBD oil is everywhere these days – in health shops, on social media, and even at your local chemist. And for good reason: many people use it to help them relax, sleep better, or simply feel more balanced. But CBD isn’t only found in oil form. There are also gummies, capsules, tinctures… and even CBD

  • Are Breadsticks Healthy? A Simple, Honest Look
    by petra-admin on October 30, 2025 at 11:53 am

    Breadsticks (also called grissini) are a type of Italian bread that seems like a fairly harmless snack. They’re light, simple, and often made with olive oil, which makes them sound like a healthier option. But are they really as healthy as they appear? The short answer: not particularly, but they’re not terrible either. Most breadsticks

  • Vitamin D Oral Spray vs Tablets: What’s Better For You?
    by petra-admin on October 27, 2025 at 9:01 pm

    It’s that time of year when I start taking vitamin D again. I’ve always reached for my BetterYou oral spray, not just because it’s convenient but because I believed it was better absorbed through the mouth than the stomach. It seems logical, doesn’t it? Sprays can start to absorb in the mouth and may reach

  • Multigrain vs Wholegrain: What the Labels Really Mean (and Which Is Healthier)
    by petra-admin on October 11, 2025 at 12:41 pm

    You’re standing in a shop, trying to make better, healthier choices, and then you spot the word multigrain on a loaf of bread, cereal, or something else. You pause and think, is this the same as wholegrain? It sounds so similar… I’ve been in that exact situation. In a rush one day, I grabbed a

  • Night Shifts and Cancer: What the Latest Research Says (and How to Lower Your Risk)
    by petra-admin on September 25, 2025 at 11:58 am

    Working nights isn’t easy. Your sleep’s all over the place, your meals are at odd hours, and it can leave you feeling out of sync with everyone else. But there’s another concern that doesn’t get talked about enough: cancer risk. For years the research has been a bit mixed, but newer studies are painting a

  • 9 Examples of Misleading Food Labels You Should Know About
    by petra-admin on September 3, 2025 at 7:51 pm

    I’ll admit it: I’ve fallen for food labels before. One time I was in a rush at the supermarket and grabbed a cereal proudly labelled “Multigrain.” In my head, that meant plenty of wholesome whole grains. Later on, when I actually checked the ingredients, I realised it wasn’t the case at all. Multigrain simply means

  • Frozen Pizza: How Bad Is It and Are There Healthy Options?
    by petra-admin on August 21, 2025 at 8:02 pm

    I like to have pizza once in a while, who doesn’t? And I usually go for frozen pizza. I know it’s not exactly a health food, but my take is this: as long as you don’t have it every day, it’s not going to do you any harm. I normally have mine with a big

  • 7 Natural Remedies for Nerve Pain You Can Try at Home (Backed by Science)
    by petra-admin on August 17, 2025 at 9:41 am

    Living with nerve pain is never easy. For some, it may ease on its own over time; for others, it can linger for months or even years. In certain cases, it may never fully go away. Conventional treatments and regular medication can help, but they often come with side effects – especially if you have

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