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Are Fruit & Vegetable Extract Supplements Worth It?

Plus: dentists debunk 15 teeth myths

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10almonds tip: if you find you don’t have time to exercise, do it earlier in the day. This may seem like it’d make no difference—”if you don’t have the time, you don’t have the time”—but in fact, after exercising you’ll have a clearer head on, and more energy, and will be able to get through your other daily tasks more quickly and easily. This means that, effectively, a short exercise session will pay for itself, timewise!

In today’s email we cover fruit- and vegetable-extract polyphenol supplements, dental myths, and sustainable body maintenance.

We’ve written a few times recently about the science of senolytic compounds that kill aging cells while sparing healthy ones; today’s sponsor Qualia Senolytic has a potent senolytic supplement that only needs to be taken twice per month (think of it less as a constant maintenance, and more as a regular clean-up). Check it out; you’ll be glad you did!

Today’s Main Feature

Are Fruit & Vegetable Extract Supplements Worth It?

You might want to read about their effects on the brain:

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Dentists Debunk 15 Teeth Myths

It’s time for the tooth, the whole tooth, and nothing but the tooth:

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This Or That?

Vote on Which is Healthier

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One-Minute Book Review

The Core Program: Fifteen Minutes A Day That Can Change Your Life – by Peggy Brill

The author, a specialist women’s physiotherapist, has produced not only an exercise program, but also an explanation of various body-related matters can be easily neglected—but also, with the right knowledge and a small daily commitment of practice, easily addressed.

Thus, thus subtitular claim of “15 minutes a day that can change your life” is referring to a daily 15-minute exercise session, that’s very Pilates-like in its functional strength and mobility focus with little or no equipment, without actually being Pilates.

After some introductory chapters discussing the things we need to know in order to implement the program with full understanding, she gets into the program itself, which consists of three progressive parts:

  1. a foundation to get going

  2. an intermediate level to get things truly into good shape, and

  3. an advanced level for if one wants to take things further.

She also provides extra advice on maintaining what one gained, taking the program forwards for life.

The program is optimized for women, but there’s nothing truly exclusive to women here, just, occasional “this affects women more” things to include.

The style is a little dated (the book being published in 2003), but this does not meaningfully affect the content, as the information itself is timeless.

Bottom line: if you’d like to get into good condition without overcomplicating things and without needing a lot of resources, this book is quite a comprehensive course!

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Wishing you the very best of health in every way, every day,

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