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by Brent Sheckler Looking to boost your wellbeing with some unique health hacks? Our latest blog post uncovers five uncommon techniques that can transform your lifestyle, including breathwork for fitness, the healing powers of forest bathing, the surprising connection between music and health, the benefits of cold showers, and the power of journaling for mental health. Optimize your wellbeing with these effective hacks and experience a healthier, happier you.
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by Brent Sheckler We're 3 weeks into the month here at Suppz (probably wherever you're at, too), and these are our 5 best-sellers for the month so far. In ...
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by Brent Sheckler Creatine monohydrate is a natural compound that is predominantly present in the human body's muscles and brain. Creatine helps create ATP, whi...
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by Brent Sheckler Are you tired of doing calf raises, but still not seeing the results you want? You're not alone. Many people have trouble with building bigger...
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by Brent Sheckler There are a number of well-known practices for improving flexibility, range of motion, and mobility. These include foam rolling, traditional str...
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by Brent Sheckler Cold exposure is a popular and growing trend in health and fitness, but what exactly is it and why is it important to understand the benefits? In t...
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by Brent Sheckler If you are looking for natural ways to boost your mood and alleviate anxiety, stress, or depression, then consider these five powerful yet unexpect...
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by Brent Sheckler If you're looking to maximize your efforts toward performance and physique, dialing in your pre-workout nutrition is a good place to start....
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by Brent Sheckler We all know that coffee is packed with antioxidants and nutrients that can have major health benefits. But did you know that coffee can also help r...
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by Brent Sheckler Hormesis is a term used to describe the beneficial effects of exposure to low levels of stressors. These stressors can be physical, chemical, or biological in nature.Exposure to these stressors triggers a hormetic response in the body, which results in an increase in tolerance to subsequent stressors. This hormetic response is beneficial because it helps the body adapt to and cope with stressors more effectively.
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