Keep your kitchen listeria-free
WITH YOUR WORLD Jan 18, 2020
Protecting your ankles
WITH YOUR BODY Jan 16, 2020
Healthy cooking
Nutrition Jan 9, 2020
Keep your kitchen listeria-free
WITH YOUR WORLD 18 January, 2020
Read moreWashing fruits and vegetables right before eating or cooking them is the first step to protecting yourself from this bacterium.
Protecting your ankles
WITH YOUR BODY 16 January, 2020
Healthy cooking
Nutrition 9 January, 2020
Read moreTry to make meals that bring out the flavor of your ingredients without having to use any additional fats.
Make well-being your new year’s resolution
Keep in mind 7 January, 2020
Make sure your holiday cravings don’t get the best of you
Nutrition 30 December, 2019
Read moreKeeping your consumption of ultra-processed food and drink under control during this holiday season will help you to enjoy it stress-free.
Six important tips before you travel
WITH YOUR WORLD 23 December, 2019
Read moreIf your vacation destination is outside the country, consider taking the following recommendations into account.
Getting natural light at work
WITH YOUR WORLD 14 December, 2019
Read moreThe cognitive performance of employees improves when the sun’s rays can pass through windows and when employees have an outdoor view.
Tear-free vaccines
Small giants 12 December, 2019
Read moreFor children, appointments with pediatricians are often associated with shots and vaccines, causing them fear and stress.
Millennials concerned about their health
WITH YOUR WORLD 10 December, 2019
Read moreThe internet is not the only thing Millennials are connected to; they are also connected to their well-being.
A glass of wine for the heart
Prevention 6 December, 2019
Because of its antioxidants that fight bad cholesterol and promote good cholesterol, wine can prevent heart disease.
When consumed in moderation, this beverage can reduce the risk of different types of cardiovascular disease. This is due to the resveratrol it contains, an antioxidant that slows aging and prevents coronary artery disease, damage to blood vessels and blood clots. With these benefits, people often ask, “What is the most recommended type of wine?”
As the Saludalia website states, there actually is not any evidence that proves that red wine is better for your health than other types of wine, such as white wine, or beer. However, throughout its production process, red wine absorbs more resveratrol because it ferments longer with the grape’s skin. If you want to receive the benefits of antioxidants without consuming alcoholic beverages, as the Mayo Clinic recommends, include peanuts, blueberries, cranberries and juice made from natural grapes part of your daily diet.
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