@bluewmist "Give it a try, if you fail it's something you've learned from, if you win, then you got what you wanted, but either way you gain something".
"Take the opportunity, don't think of the time it'll take, the time will pass anyway whether you do it or not."
Large studies have consistently found that people who stay active are less likely to develop several major cancers, including those of the breast, colon, lung, kidney, endometrium, esophagus, bladder, and stomach. Prolonged sitting does the opposite.
https://t.co/8eQAJgdRtP
As we age, we can lose muscle mass & gain fat. Less muscle means more stress on joints. Regularly eating processed foods can lead to inflammation (linked to arthritis) due to excess saturated fat, salt & added sugar wreaking havoc on the gut's microbiome.
https://t.co/9YMmN5TTQ3
Phytoene, a colorless carotenoid found in foods like tomatoes, carrots, oranges and peppers, can extend lifespan, helping ageing and brain health, (and protecting against key processes linked to Alzheimer's disease).
https://t.co/mZ9C40rhwW
"Higher vitamin D levels in midlife may offer protection against developing 'Alzheimer's causing' tau deposits in the brain, and low vitamin D levels could potentially be a risk factor that could be modified and treated to reduce the risk of dementia."
https://t.co/f2ER9pAQVv
There are only 50 of these whales left on Earth!
They will now be going extinct on our watch
What a terrible way to treat this beautiful and diverse planet and what an appalling legacy we are leaving our children
#RespectAllLife
https://t.co/olR0NdBCIV
Instead of beginning in the brain, the earliest sparks of Alzheimer’s disease may be caused by inflammation in “barrier” organs like the skin, lungs, or gut. #GutHealth
https://t.co/M9OZg7sNTi
Adding 11 more minutes of sleep, an additional 4.5 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, & an extra quarter cup of vegetables a day was linked to a 10% reduction over 8 years in the risk of heart attacks, stroke & heart failure https://t.co/qQ8j9UBdXC
Treating the gut environment or blocking the antigen-presenting activity of gut cells could stop Multiple Sclerosis at its source. Patients with MS exhibit alterations in their gut microbiome. #GutHealth#Probiotics
https://t.co/k0DDtpiXI1
“Inflammaging,” (chronic inflammation) is linked to arthritis, fatigue, bone loss, & declining muscle strength. Research shows that tristetraprolin TTP protein helps limit inflammatory signals, but tends to decline with age especially in immune cells. https://t.co/8uBmcQ2Vgx