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The Oladance OWS Sports are some of the best workout headphones I’ve tried, ticking all the boxes as sports buds thanks to their great fit, long battery life, waterproofing and open design that lets you be aware of your surroundings.For open buds, the sound quality is impressive, even if it’s not as good as the best in-ear headphones. The downsides to open headphones remain, as they’re not ideal for travel or general use, and the OWS Sports are expensive for buds you might not want to use all the time.Oladance OWS Sports: Price and AvailabilityThe Oladance OWS Sports was released…

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When it comes to nutritional supplements, creatine is rarely at the top of the list for women, especially for us 35+ year olds. However, among fitness content creators it has exploded on TikTok and Instagram. Sales are up 114% over the past year. Emerging research suggests that this well-known sports supplement, creatine monohydrate could be an overlooked ally, offering significant health and fitness benefits for menopausal and perimenopausal women. “There are few supplements that I recommend across the board. Creatine is one of them. A growing body of research shows that it can help increase strength, power and athletic performance…

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Eyeglasses have evolved from simple vision aids to stylish accessories, becoming an integral part of our everyday fashion ensemble. If you’ve ever wondered how to strike the perfect balance between enhancing your eyes and rocking your favorite frames, you’ve come to the right place. Discovering the right makeup application technique is key! Explore a list of makeup tips tailored for glasses wearers, ensuring your face shines elegantly behind your frame and lets you slay effortlessly. Table of Contents Makeup for people who wear glasses Here are some great tips for makeup lovers: 1. Frame-friendly eye makeup When considering frame-friendly eye…

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We all know we should exercise regularly, but getting fit is a lot of hard work and it’s not always easy to get motivated – it can often be far more tempting to sit and watch TV, go online, read a book or even take a nap instead of going to the gym, going for a run or playing sports. However, if we want to be as fit and healthy as possible, exercise is vital and we need to be motivated. With that in mind, here are some of the ways you can stay motivated on your fitness journey.…

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Machines still can’t think, but they can now validate your emotions, according to new research from New Jersey Institute of Technology assistant professor Jorge Fresneda. Fresneda began his career as a chemist and then became an expert in neuroanalysis. He studies how measurements of brain activity and skin conductance can predict a person’s emotions with high accuracy and how this information can be used in fields such as entertainment, management, marketing and well-being. Neuromarketing is a subfield within marketing that uses sensors for marketing purposes, to inform managers and make better marketing decisions.” Jorge Fresneda, Assistant Professor, New Jersey Institute…

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Bedroom athletes, we salute you. We have teamed up with our friends and fellow Sainsburys, Phizz, to explore how to boost your sex life this summer. Our love affair with hydration heroes began with our Co-Founder Dr. Sarah Welsh. Last year our resident Sporty Spice started the Half Iron Man in Nice (for the uninitiated, that’s a 2km sea swim followed by a 90km cycle up to 1500m and a tasty little half marathon at the end… all in 30 degree heat) . A key part of her training? Phizz – and no, we’re not getting paid to say this.…

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Across the country, kindergarten students are given the same assignment: “In honor of the 100th day of school, create a project that brings the number 100 to life.” Also across the country… parents are wondering how on earth they can help their little one with this landmark project. If you need help coming up with 100 day project ideas for kindergarten, you’ve come to the right place! I’ve rounded up a few favorites I’ve seen over the years in hopes of helping you and your little one through one of their first big jobs. My experience with the “100 Days…

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Enjoy the taste of summer all year long with this nutritious and delicious Crunchy Peach Smoothie, the perfect blend of anti-inflammatory nutrition and convenience. In addition to a high fiber smoothie that you 100% need this week, I’m also here to celebrate Canned Food Month with you because there is a LOT of confusion surrounding canned food. Breakfast – or snack or pre/post-workout – just got better with this easy-to-make, creamy smoothie that’s perfect for people looking for a quick and affordable way to get more nutrients into their diet (in a delicious way!). As a registered dietitian, I’m here…

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Scientists have long believed that a newborn’s immune system was an immature version of an adult’s, but new research from Cornell University shows that newborns’ T-lymphocytes – white blood cells that protect against disease – outperform adults’ in fighting many infections. These results help clarify why adults and infants respond differently to infections and pave the way for controlling T cell behavior for therapeutic applications. This discovery was described in an article published in Science Immunology on February 23, led by Brian Rudd, associate professor of microbiology and immunology, and Andrew Grimson, professor of molecular biology and genetics. For example,…

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Part 2 In Part 1 of this series I introduced you to the work of Robert Waldinger, MD and Marc Schultz, PhD who co-directed the iconic, 86-year-old Harvard Study of Adult Development. In their book, The Good Life: Lessons from the World’s Largest Scientific Study of Happiness, offer expert guidance on how to live a fully healthy life, love deeply, and find your passion and purpose in the middle and beyond. I also shared the work of Chip Conley, founder of the Modern Elder Academy, and what we can learn from his new book, Learning to Love Midlife: 12 Reasons…

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