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Time away from my usual routine made me realise what was missing

I’d forgotten holidays aren’t just a chance to relax, but an opportunity to pause, reflect and reassess

The Guardian - AU

Mayo Clinic Minute: Tips for sticking to a holiday season health routine

Sticking to a healthy routine can be a challenge at any time of year, but with tempting meals, travel and stressors around the holidays, it can be easy to get off track. Dr. John Presutti, a Mayo Clinic family medicine physician, shares tips for maintaining a healthy diet, exercise regimen…

Tribune News Service

How to be mindful of people living with eating disorders this Christmas

The festive season can be one of the toughest times of the year for people living with eating disorders. Here's how you can be mindful of that and help everyone enjoy the holidays.

ABC News

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Study Finds Exercise, Mindfulness Don't Boost Cognitive Function In Older People

An extensive study that looked at whether mindfulness training and exercise could improve cognitive performance in older persons showed no such improvement after either intervention.Read on for details:

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Seven fitness and health tips to keep you in shape during the festive season and New Year

Work parties, lunches, dinners and everything in-between will see people indulge in beautiful food over the festive season

Irish Mirror

Louise Thompson reveals heartbreaking lupus diagnosis and details 'really tough' time

Made in Chelsea star Louise Thompson has been diagnosed with lupus as she revealed the toll the condition is taking on her health

Daily Mirror

Man who has just turned 100 refuses to give up his daily three-hour gym sessions

Les Savino, 100, drives himself to the gym every day of the week for a three-hour workout and he can't get enough of the weight machines before under-taking eight-mile bike rides

Daily Mirror

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Charlotte Crosby hits back after being 'mum shamed' by trolls over post baby body

While the original Geordie Shore cast member has been praised by many for her openness and honesty with regards to her postnatal experiences, a number of trolls have still relentlessly targeted her

Chronicle Live

Starting to flag? How to survive the Christmas party season

Late nights and cold weather are no friends to your complexion. Martha Alexander on the treatments to get you through

Evening Standard

Zara Tindall shares her daily diet and it's surprisingly easy to follow

The daughter of Princes Anne and wife of I'm a Celebrity star Mike Tindall follows a simple diet that is just like ours

Wales Online

Mum fumes as PE teacher makes daughter run around in shorts and T-shirt in -1C

A woman has taken to Mumsnet to call out her daughter's school for making her participate in an outdoor PE lesson when temperatures dropped below freezing. She claims it is 'stupid' and 'verging on cruel'

Daily Mirror

Kate Ferdinand shares insight into maintaining gym-honed body and 'gross' habit

Kate Ferdinand has opened up about how she maintains her super toned body and how she got back into her pre-pregnancy shape just six months after giving birth to son Cree

Daily Mirror

Treating chronic pain requires more than pain killers

With scans often showing no damage to people with bad backs, doctors were forced to rethink how they approach pain.

360info

Belfast Trust sees 'steady increase' in serious complications from weight loss surgery

The Trust has said people travelling abroad for surgery should be aware 'their surgery may not be delivered by medical staff with the same level of training'

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Inverse

Walking backward could help with back pain — and carry other health benefits

One of the most well-studied benefits of walking backwards is improving stability and balance.

Liverpool Echo

Mum 'felt pressure' to lose weight after becoming size 12 when pregnant

"Weight has a negative influence on pregnancy. For me, I didn't like what I saw in the mirror."

Chronicle Live

The anti-diet Newcastle fitness coach promoting body positivity and her message to 'fat-shamers'

Kim Stacey has hit out at 'fat-shamers' after launching a new fitness business that's helping people of all shapes and sizes to feel confident

The Times of India

Viral post claims these foods make you anxious

What you eat primarily influences how you behave. It is oblivious to many that foods do have an effect on the mental health and well being of an individual.

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Holly Lane's sticks have carried her forward for 43 years. Now she's learning to walk without them

For Holly Lane, who has cerebral palsy, learning to walk without her sticks was challenging in unexpected ways.

The New Daily

Christmas daze: What it really takes to have a healthier festive season

Showing some restraint in your Christmas eating is good for you. But actively dealing with social and family pressures are more important.

StockNews.com

PTON Stock Is Gaining Strength, but Is It a Buy Now?

Fitness stock Peloton Interactive, Inc. (PTON) witnessed a wider-than-expected loss in its last reported quarter. Although the stock is gaining momentum lately, given weakening consumer demand and an uncertain macro environment, will it be wise to invest in the stock now? Continue reading.

The Independent UK

Short one-minute bursts of physical activity during daily tasks can prolong lifespan, study finds

‘Many daily activities can be tweaked to raise heart rate for a minute or so’

AAP

One-minute huffs and puffs to live longer

One-minute bursts of exercise could prevent premature death especially from cardiovascular disease, the results of a new study show.

The Guardian - UK

Short bursts of vigorous activity can cut risk of early death, study suggests

People who do three one-minute bouts of intense activity each day such as climbing stairs have 39% lower risk of death from any cause

Glasgow Live

How to get your kids to sleep this Christmas Eve as expert reveals tips

With Christmas just around the corner, little ones around the world are counting down the days until Santa and his elves pay them a visit with presents and joy galore.

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