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Did you know that what—and how much—you eat can have a huge impact on how well you sleep? Well, it does. And more thank you think. Because while you might never have thought about how your nutrition may affect your sleep, it has a bigger impact than most of us realize. While society may constantly […]

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  Chocolate Protein Truffles Recipe by Coach Tess “Delicious and nutritious snack packed with high calories. Ideal for those wanting to gain weight or muscles and burning loads of calories.” Preparation time: 30 minutes; Refrigerate for 5 days (Makes up to 12 balls)   Ingredients: 2 scoops chocolate protein powder 2 heaped tablespoons of almond […]

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We live in an age of pure convenience; almost everything you could ever want is easy to access and utilize. Instead of planting your own garden, washing and cutting up your own food, you can buy pre-chopped veggies at the grocery store. Instead of walking up three flights of stairs, you can take the elevator. […]

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By Poh Wei Lin May 13, 2017. And that’s a wrap for OT 5.0. It was the last meeting for the Warriors who took part in the 10-week Operation Transformation 5.0 program. The OT 5.0 Warriors gathered on a Saturday morning with their sunny attitude and delicious homemade healthy dish for a potluck brunch to […]

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We use our hands for EVERYTHING. Whether it’s everyday tasks like carrying groceries, opening jars, and lifting suitcases, or gym-related activities like chin-ups, rows, and deadlifts. Of course, you probably also type at your computer for hours – with resulting aches and pains at the end of the work day. Stretching out the hands and […]

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    Quinoa, Bean and Mango Salad Recipe by Illona “A wholesome salad that has carbs, protein and natural sugar. A nice combination of sweet, tangy, rich and crunchy taste!”   Preparation time: under 30 m   Ingredients: Main: 100 gms dried kidney beans 1 large mango 1 large bell pepper 1 cup quinoa 1 […]

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The Dietary Guidelines were first introduced in 1980, and are reviewed and updated every five years by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Health and Human Services. Other nations have adopted these guidelines, and adapt them based upon specific cultural and population requirements, but in general the guidelines have remained the same across […]

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  Most people’s definition of “strength” and “endurance” barely scrapes the surface. Strength is not just for bodybuilders, defined only by how many pullups or pushups you can do, and “endurance”, not solely a necessity for runners and related to how long you can run without stopping. When it comes to athletic performance, there’s far […]

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For a variety of reasons, the worldwide rates of physical and mental illness and disease continue to increase . This is despite advances in science, medicine, technology and research. It has also been suggested that due to the effect of obesity on longevity, the steady rise in life expectancy during the past two centuries may […]

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Lots of people rely on the scales for feedback on their fitness progress, but the number on the scale can be misleading. Not to mention, we all have different goals in mind and some goals might not actually include weight loss. But don’t worry, there are lots of ways to keep tabs on the progress […]

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