- Computer games - calm the nerves
A study on gaming website PopCap found that 90% of female gamers consider computer games a good way to relax and calm their nerves.
- Be careful with water
Additives to water in the form of vitamins, dyes, herbs are mainly a marketing gimmick, says Professor Marion Nestle. Water often contains sugar and sweeteners, which add extra calories. It is better to drink regular tap water.
- Anti-aging exercise
To slow down the aging process after 30 years, when metabolism slows down and bone density is lost, do this exercise: lie with your forearm on the surface and lift your leg behind your head 30 times in each direction.
- Get the most out of your workouts
Before your morning exercise, eat a banana or a candy bar for an extra 100 calories. Have a good breakfast with enough protein, fat and carbohydrates. It is better to get more calories in the morning.
- Proper eating
At each meal, include 110-170 grams of protein without additives, advises David Kirch. This will help you eat fewer calories.
- Divide your workouts into two parts
Do cardio in the morning, strength training in the evening, or vice versa. This doubles the calorie burn.
- Drink cherry juice
It helps professional athletes reduce muscle pain and recover faster after training. This was proven in his research by Dr. Declan Connolly.