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What’s The Difference Between Minoxidil For Men vs For Women?

Plus: the easiest tips to noticeably loosen your hips in 10 minutes

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When it comes to healthy habits… Which things are you most likely to skip, if pressed for time and/or energy? Do those things first!

In today’s email we cover minoxidil for women vs for men, hip mobility, and Type 1 Diabetes.

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Today’s Main Feature

What’s The Difference Between Minoxidil For Men vs For Women?

There are several things it’s worth knowing about, but there’s only one difference between the two:

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The Secret Easy Tips to Loosen Your Hips In 10 Minutes

You should see improvements from the first session onwards:

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One-Minute Book Review

The Blood Sugar Freedom Formula: Type 1 Diabetes, Simplified − by Matt Vande Vegte

It’s often the case that well-educated person who has lived with a chronic disease for many years ends up knowing more about it than general practice doctors, and sometimes more than some specialists, depending on the disease.

This author is such a person. He’s a physiotherapist by profession, an endurance athlete by passion, and a Type 1 Diabetic by chance.

Most books about diabetes out there are for the much more common type 2 diabetes, and while much of the advice carries over (things improve/reduce insulin sensitivity are still going to be good/bad, respectively), a lot does not, because unlike in type 2 diabetes, your pancreas is not making meaningful amounts of insulin (and that’s always going to be a limitation that no dietary change is going to get around), and you have an active autoimmune disease, which as such, has a lot of impact on other aspects of health.

This book details all these things and more, and also discusses what he has found works, based on a foundation of research and thereafter, on personal trial-and-improvement (or sometimes just plain trial-and-error).

The style is a bit hypey, and he does try earnestly to persuade the reader to sign up for his special course and things like that, but there’s more than enough practical information in the book already to make it worthwhile reading.

Bottom line: if you and/or a loved one has Type 1 Diabetes, this is a great book to read!

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