13 fish that are the healthiest to eat, according to a registered dietitian

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Like marmite, raw tomatoes and coriander, fish is one of those polarizing foods. Some people love fish, while others “don’t like fish” and cringe when you recommend a seafood restaurant or recipe. Of course, if you don’t like someone in your family or friends, there’s a good chance they haven’t met their BFF (Best Fish … Read more

Dutch city councilor calls for raising the legal age of gambling as debts among young people skyrocket

Kathryn Evans, Audience Research and Development Executive

A common discussion in the Netherlands involves raising the age for online slots to 24 years. As the debt crisis deepens among young people in Enschede, the Netherlands, local politician Merriam Schmer of the CDA (Christian Democratic Party) has called for nationwide action to raise the minimum legal age for online gambling from 18 to … Read more

A man drinks 24 beers a day without exercising while taking steroids for a bodybuilding experiment.

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Man drinks 24 beers a day and takes steroids to compete in bodybuilding competition, swaps beer for vodka ‘to shred faster’ Bizarre social media experiment sparks outrage, concern and debate across the fitness world after a man was recorded drinking alcohol While taking steroids to participate in bodybuilding competitions, he reportedly drank 24 alcoholic drinks … Read more

Junk food in childhood can permanently rewire your brain

Junk food in childhood can permanently rewire your brain

Children who regularly eat high-fat, high-sugar foods may experience lasting brain changes long after their diets have been improved, according to new research from University College Cork (UCC). Researchers also found that beneficial gut bacteria and prebiotic fiber may help alleviate some of these long-term effects and support healthier eating behaviors later on. Scientists at … Read more

People who eat meat are more likely to live to be 100 years old, but there’s a catch, study finds

People who eat meat are more likely to live to be 100 years old, but there's a catch, study finds

Humans are living longer than ever before. Scientists predict that by 2050, nearly 500 million people may be 80 years of age or older. Increasing human life expectancy is due in part to improved nutrition, but what food choices lead to the longest and healthiest outcomes in old age? Scientists are still trying to figure … Read more

Study finds that taking vacation every two months reduces stress and improves work performance.

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In today’s fast-paced work culture, where the lines between work and personal life are often blurred by long working hours and being constantly online, taking time off is no longer just a luxury, but is increasingly considered a necessity. But how often should you actually leave to recharge? Recent research has a compelling answer, suggesting … Read more

Why King Charles’ ‘Royal Hip Hop Lessons’ are the ultimate anti-aging workout for a 77-year-old

King Charles III speaks to Jamie Fagan, founder of Urban Motion and former ambassador of the King's Trust.

Little is known about King Charles’ daily fitness regimen behind his palace doors, other than that he reportedly loves the Royal Canadian Air Force’s 11-minute workout regimen, known as 5BX. However, he hinted that he has not ruled out dancing as a way to stay fit. At the King’s Trust’s 50th anniversary celebrations in Belfast, … Read more

6 dumbbell exercises for beginners that will help you regain arm strength faster than a gym class, even if you’re over 60

6 dumbbell exercises for beginners that will help you regain arm strength faster than a gym class, even if you're over 60

These dumbbell movements for beginners will give you real strength gains at home. As you age, it’s essential to keep your arms strong. Arm strength is needed to perform simple everyday tasks that are often taken for granted, such as getting dressed, taking out the trash, carrying shopping bags, and walking the dog. This self-care … Read more

Kate Ferdinand shares ‘back to basics’ exercise that makes her feel strong again

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Kate Ferdinand, who has been strength training for many years, recently reminded her followers that taking time off when needed is part of being consistent in the gym, and that sometimes all you need is a good session to relax and get back on track. “I’ve always used training as therapy, but I’m not feeling … Read more

Millennial who saved enough for a ‘mini-retirement’ shares mindset shift anyone can use to build wealth

Millennial who saved enough for a 'mini-retirement' shares mindset shift anyone can use to build wealth

Steve Antonioni discovered a miniature version of the FIRE (Financial Independence, Early Retirement) he had been pursuing throughout his early 20s. Loading audio narration… After building a $90,000 “war chest,” he quit his corporate job and started making YouTube videos about financial independence. A few years after his career pivoted, he took another break, stepped … Read more