Can chocolate really be good for you?@MayoClinic

By Laurel Kelly

Consumer Health: Can chocolate really be good for you?
November 1, 2020
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Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And eating a heart-healthy diet is one lifestyle strategy to prevent heart disease.

Healthy chocolate sounds like a dream come true, but a growing number of studies suggest that it can be a heart-healthy choice. Most commercial chocolate has ingredients that add fat, sugar and calories, though, so too much can contribute to weight gain — a risk factor for high blood pressure, heart disease and diabetes.

Learn more from Katherine Zeratsky, a Mayo Clinic registered dietitian nutritionist, about making chocolate part of your healthy diet.

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Mayo Clinic@MayoClinic·Can chocolate really be good for you? Learn more from @KZeratsky, a Mayo Clinic registered dietitian nutritionist, about making chocolate part of your healthy diet. https://mayocl.in/3euXw8V

Roisin Ingle: It’s beyond me why people like @maeveorourke – experts in human rights law – are dismissed as wrong & worse in some political/media circles. Is what she says incorrect?






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It’s beyond me why people like @maeveorourke
– experts in human rights law – are dismissed as wrong & worse in some political/media circles. Is what she says incorrect? Or is there an ‘under the carpet’ Irish way of doing things we must protect at all costs? #UnsealTheArchive

BRIDGING: one of a physiotherapist’s staple exercises

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BRIDGING
This is the one of a physiotherapist’s staple exercises, if in doubt…bridge 😂
Often when children are growing, they come up against muscle imbalances, which can lead to aches and pains. A great way to protect the body from these is by keeping a good strong core!
A tip my top #pilates friend showed me was rolling the spine up and down, like a Mexican wave 👋🏽! Go follow @excellencepilates @excellence_physio for much more specialist knowledge than I can offer 😁

HOW TO INCORPORATE INTO PLAY
Get some lovely little cars or animals on one side of your child, and help them create a BRIDGE (!) so you can drive those little toys under their bottom!
….a traffic jam can always help you keep their bottom up for little longer 😏

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