Why kimchi for breakfast
No, we’re not here to force-feed you spicy cabbage at 7 AM (unless you’re into that). But we are here to tell you that kicking off your day with fermented foods—be it kimchi, pickles, apple cider vinegar, or kombucha—is like giving your gut a VIP pass to the health club.
A happy microbiome means better digestion, sharper focus, and an overall glow-up for your body and mind. So while your breakfast choices are yours, we strongly suggest starting the day with a little fermentation magic. Your gut bugs will thank you!
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What Your Handwriting Says About Your Health: The Power of AI in Early Detection
In a world where we constantly seek smarter ways to monitor our health, there’s one powerful yet often overlooked tool: handwriting.
Today, we live in an era where we rarely handwrite. We type more than ever before, on smartphones, computers, and tablets. From quick notes to professional correspondence, the art of putting pen to paper has significantly diminished in favor of faster, more efficient typing. However, despite the decline of handwriting in our daily lives, it turns out that handwriting can be extremely useful for analyzing our health — and even offer early insights into degenerative diseases.
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Sugar cravings are a common struggle for many, often making it difficult to stick to a healthy diet. While most people attribute these cravings to habits or willpower, recent research has uncovered a more complex relationship involving our gut bacteria and brain. Researchers found out that certain gut bacteria contribute to sugar cravings and how overcoming these cravings may require an intentional “starving” phase to reset the body’s response to sugar.
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