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Did you know that adding color to your meals will help you live a longer, healthier life? http://bit.ly/2RINEN3 #HarvardHealth #nutrition
12 Benefits of Walking 30 Minutes a Day. #heartaware
- physiorehabgroup_giaquaticsThe benefits of simply walking 🚶🏻♂️
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#physicaltherapy #physiotherapy #physio #walking #gym #rehab #health #life #fitness #recovery #physiotips #potd #walkingbenefits
Alcohol use affects men and women differently, with women being more affected by the health effects of alcohol use (NIAAA, 2011). Yet, a dearth of information investigating the alcohol use in women exists: Source:National Library of Medicine (USgov)
The relationship between alcohol consumption and menstrual cycle: a review of the literature:
Abstract
Alcohol use affects men and women differently, with women being more affected by the health effects of alcohol use (NIAAA, 2011). Yet, a dearth of information investigating the alcohol use in women exists (SAMSHA, 2011). In particular, one dispositional factor hypothesized to contribute to alcohol consumption in women is the menstrual cycle. However, only 13 empirical papers have considered the menstrual cycle as related to alcohol consumption in women. These studies fall out with somewhat mixed findings suggesting that the premenstrual week is associated with increased, decreased, or no change in alcohol consumption, likely due to methodological differences in menstrual cycle determination and measures of alcohol consumption. These methodological differences and possible other contributing factors are discussed here with recommendations for future research in this area. Understanding the contribution of the menstrual cycle to alcohol consumption is one step in addressing an important women’s health concern.
Keywords: Alcohol consumption, Menstrual cycle, Women, Women’s health
Judi Bar shares stretches you can do wherever you are @ClevelandClinic #physiotherapy
“Walking, cycling or swimming and some form of strength training is critically important” Dr. Nathan LeBrasseur @MayoClinic #senescentcells
One of the safest ways for babies to hit the sack is to… well, be in a sack. @ClevelandClinic
Back and neck pain driving major UK health crisis @thecsp #physiotherapy
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‘We can see the impact untreated back pain is having on patients, the NHS and the wider economy with so many now out of work. ‘We urgently need more physiotherapy staff’.
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on how back pain is driving a UK health ‘crisis’.
“Walking, cycling or swimming and some form of strength training is critically important” Dr. Nathan LeBrasseur @MayoClinic #physicaltherapy
.@McDonalds use influencer Laura Whitmore (@thewhitmore) #heartaware
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[AD]I haven’t eaten red meat for over 20 years and my choice for burgers has always been limited! But now @McDonaldsUK has launched a new plant-based burger which actually looks and tastes like the real deal – I couldn’t believe it wasn’t meat. My good pal and chef extraordinaire @GizziErskine and I went down to McD’s HQ to find out more about the burger and were so impressed with everything we learnt. The McPlant has been co-developed with @BeyondMeat so it looks and tastes like meat and most importantly for me, the cheese tastes just like McDonald’s cheese! It’s a great option for both vegans and meat-eaters who are looking at having more choice. You’ll be able to try the McPlant at over 250 restaurants from 13th October 💚 #McPlant @McDonaldsUK
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