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  • Always having an excuse…but is it the truth?

    Always having an excuse…but is it the truth?

    We will often face situations in our lives that exceed our ability to adapt. Events such as a breakup, financial disaster, family conflicts, an illness, can disorganize us. Such changes in our lives that disrupt our daily lives can lead to feelings of insecurity and anxiety. If, with proper discernment, we do not try to…

    cz09

    4 February 2026
    Foods, Thoughts & Opinions
    ego, excuse, freedom, knowledge, lies, mistakes, personal development, responsibilities, truth
  • Frequent Urination and Foods that Affect it

    Frequent Urination and Foods that Affect it

    Frequent urination is the condition of urinating more frequently than normal, either during the day or at night. This condition can be due to various causes such as increased fluid or caffeine consumption, but also to diseases such as urinary tract infections, overactive bladder, diabetes, prostate hyperplasia, prostatitis, cystitis. Temporary causes that are normal to…

    cz09

    3 February 2026
    Foods, Winter Tips
    cold environment, cystitis, diabetes, fever, frequent urination, hematuria, overactive bladder, pregnancy, prostate hyperplasia, prostatitis, stress, urinary infection
  • Non-Starchy Vegetables – Glucose Level – Glycemic Index (GI) – Glycemic Load (GL)

    Non-Starchy Vegetables – Glucose Level – Glycemic Index (GI) – Glycemic Load (GL)

    Glucose is a monosaccharide found naturally in fruits and vegetables. It is also formed from the digestion of complex carbohydrates and the conversion of glycogen by the liver and is the main source of cellular energy in the body. Glucose is essential for the functioning of the brain and red blood cells. Measuring fasting blood…

    cz09

    30 January 2026
    Carbohydrates, Foods, Vegan/Vegetarian
    blood glucose level, GI, GL, glucose level, glycemic index, glycemic load, non starchy vegatables
  • Psychology of Dieting

    Psychology of Dieting

    If a weight loss diet is necessary for health reasons or for greater well-being and beauty with the aim of reducing excess body weight and restoring it to its ideal levels, in addition to the benefits it provides to health, it also helps psychology by increasing self-confidence that comes from discipline in the nutritional program…

    cz09

    29 January 2026
    Foods, Thoughts & Opinions
    anxiety, cortisol, depressive episodes, dieting, harriness hormone, internal conflicts, phychology of dieting, serotonin, social isolation, stress hormone
  • Why Should I Eat a Healthy Balanced Diet?

    Why Should I Eat a Healthy Balanced Diet?

    Here are 4 important reasons why we should eat a healthy diet. A healthy diet is not necessarily a weight loss diet. 1. Health From the first week that we start a healthy diet, our energy will be greater, our sleep will improve, we will gain well-being and as we continue to follow our balanced…

    cz09

    28 January 2026
    Foods
    appearance, balanced diet, concentration, consistency, economic benefit, healthy balanced diet, healthy diet, perseverance, self confidence, self esteem
  • Food Intolerance Tests

    Food Intolerance Tests

    Food intolerance tests promise to identify certain ingredients in our diet that our body cannot metabolize, resulting in symptoms such as bloating, gas, indigestion, diarrhea, vomiting. Intolerance tests promise significant weight loss because they unblock metabolism, as long as the foods it has detected are not consumed and are not digested or absorbed by our…

    cz09

    27 January 2026
    Foods
    Alcat test, Auriculo cardiac test, blood analysis, Bryan test, cytotoxic test, electrodiagnostic test, Elisa test, food intolerance tests, hair analysis, IgG, Vega test
  • HIPPOCRATES (460 BC – 377 BC) – ON DIET VI – Constipation and Obstructive Ileus

    HIPPOCRATES (460 BC – 377 BC) – ON DIET VI – Constipation and Obstructive Ileus

    In the case of dry stools that cause burning, the mouth becomes dry and later takes on a bitter taste, retention of feces and urine occurs. For when the intestine loses its moisture, it swells around the feces and blocks the outlets, causing pain, fever and whatever one drinks or eats, it expels it with…

    cz09

    26 January 2026
    Foods, HIPPOCRATES (460 BC – 377 BC), Thoughts & Opinions
    barley bread, bran porridge, chickpeas, constipation, Father of Medicine, fish, fruits, Hippocrates, meat, obstructive ileus, vegetables, wheat bread, wine
  • IPSC great stage …. a Diet Approach

    IPSC great stage …. a Diet Approach

    Most practical shooting athletes choose to only think about what they are doing wrong. If they don’t do well in a stage, you can’t talk to them, they walk away, they look and feel really bad. If they don’t deal with it quickly, the chances of them doing it again increase because they keep a…

    cz09

    23 January 2026
    Foods, IPSC Nutrition, Thoughts & Opinions
    diet, IPSC, ipsc match, IPSC Nutrition, ipsc shooting, ipsc stages, move forward, positive
  • Low Sodium = Poor Cognitive Function in the Elderly

    Low Sodium = Poor Cognitive Function in the Elderly

    During the aging process and since we try to keep sodium retention reduced to prevent cardiac hypertension and possible kidney disease, it becomes difficult to maintain sodium balance in the body. Low sodium in the body, or hyponatremia, has been shown to increase the risk of falls by contributing to neurocognitive dysfunction, which can cause…

    cz09

    22 January 2026
    Foods
    broken bone, cognitive fuction, elderly, hyponatremia, low sodium, medication, naurocognitive dysfuction, Protein, sodium
  • Why I Lose Weight Without Dieting ?

    Why I Lose Weight Without Dieting ?

    Unexplained weight loss, without seeking it with a weight loss diet, can be dangerous to health. If we lose more than 10% of our weight in six months to a year, without seeking it, we should seek medical help to find the causes that caused the loss. Unexplained weight loss can happen to anyone but…

    cz09

    21 January 2026
    Foods
    Addison’s disease, cancer, dental disease, digestive problems, hyperthyroidism, muscle wasting, parasitic infection, unexplained weight loss, weight loss
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