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Do you suffer with low energy and struggle to stay awake? Have you wondered if your diet could be making you tired? Read below and find out if any of the points below relate to you and what changes you can make today!
In the olden days, many jobs required a lot of physical activity and meant that you were standing on your feet for longer periods of the day. Even at school, children did a lot more physical activity throughout the day than today’s generation. As time’s
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Struggling to complete your rehab at home? Not all of us have a membership to the gym. Some of us don’t have the equipment at home or some of us just don’t have the time to simply do our rehab, but there’s always ways around
Nerve flossing gliding exercises are useful for improving mobility and reducing certain types of pain in the lower limb. This article is useful for anyone that wants to understand nerve flossing gliding exercises to help relieve pain or to accompany any therapy sessions. A systematic
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