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...no more than a few drinks or cups of coffee per week. One last point… and, I’m going to be blunt. Sugar is no good. It impacts our [...]
...no more than a few drinks or cups of coffee per week. One last point… and, I’m going to be blunt. Sugar is no good. It impacts our [...]
...of the foods in a regular diet are known sleep dysregulators which include: Nervous system stimulants: coffee, caffeinated soda, energy drinks Foods [...]
...achievement. We are, therefore, always on. To simply keep up with the pace of life today, we rely on stimulation, all too often. Coffee companies [...]
...they do. Listen to your body, and do not spend too much time in bed. If you are awake, get up. Stop all caffeine. Coffee, tea, green tea, chocolate. [...]
...in my naturopathic medical practice. Let me paint you a visual picture: kids at home, kids at work, kids as my tired eyes open over a steaming cup of [...]
...to thirst. Start your day with a full glass of water and keep diuretic beverages like coffee to less than 2 cups per day. Here’s what to base [...]
...more than three cups of coffee daily if osteoporosis prevention is a goal. Cola intake is a no brainer – just don’t consume it. Ensure [...]
...without over pay. There are things that you can do to manage your situation if you find that you have workplace depression including: Improve your diet; avoid [...]
...as prevent us from absorbing magnesium in what we consume. Other beverages and foods, such as coffee, tea, pastries, and alcohol, also reduce [...]
...even just one serving can be of benefit,” said one researcher. It is important to limit your intake of these sugary beverages like soda, energy drinks, and [...]