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IIFYM is one of the many types of diets that have gained popularity on the internet (and worldwide) in recent years. But what is it really like? Is it an innovative way to get in your dream shape, or another black hole disrupting a healthy relationship with food? Find out that and much more in this article!

Microorganisms are an essential part of the human body, and among the most important communities is the gut microbiome. What can affect its condition, how can it be cared for and how can it be "repaired"? This new article will answer all these questions.

Kombucha originated in northwestern China, but today this beneficial drink is popular all over the world. Do you know how consuming it can benefit you? And is it safe to prepare at home?

Coffee is a globally popular drink that can be prepared in countless ways. But how does it really affect your health? And do its effects depend on the style of preparation or the time of day you consume it? Find out in this new article.

You will have heard of microgreens - young vegetable shoots that are eaten before they reach the young plant stage. But do they also have something to offer nutritionally?

Have you heard of functional foods? They are beneficial for your health in that they contain not only nutrients but also other substances with positive effects on various body systems. We'll even bet that some of them are a regular part of your diet.

Whether you need energy for a workout, are recovering from the flu or are trying to make it through a hot summer's day, your body requires electrolytes. But should you supplement them with specific drinks? And who should be careful when consuming them?

You've probably heard that eating too much processed food is bad your health. However, many products that fall into the sports supplement category are also super processed – so does that mean they are not suitable for athletes?

You may have heard that the basis of your diet should consist of so‑called whole foods. But what foods are they? And does this mean that no foods produced with a higher degree of processing have any place in a healthy diet? Find out in this new article.

The essence of weight loss, as you know, is a caloric deficit. But what if the situation is reversed, and you are eating too little? Paradoxically, can weight gain also occur? And how can you fight back? Find out in this new article.

You may have come across a long list of foods on the internet or in magazines that should be strictly avoided when losing weight. If you want to learn how weight loss really works and which foods to really (not) eat, read this article.

Sauna bathing has many health benefits, but there are some conditions or situations when it is better to avoid it. So, what can be a risk when visiting a sauna?

Alcohol has been part of social life for centuries. But is it true that in "small quantities it does no harm"? This and other questions will be addressed in the article, exploring not only the effects on physical health but also mental well‑being and the social role of alcohol!

You've undoubtedly heard of the gut microbiome - but did you know that the friendly bacteria on your skin or in your mouth are just as important? Find out how the oral microbiome can affect your health, and how you can support it, in this new article.

Have you heard of acerola? It is a fruit that exceeds most citrus fruits in its concentration of vitamin C. So, find out what benefits await you from consuming it and other interesting information in this article!

You don't need to avoid carbohydrates, just make good choices. Which sources of complex carbohydrates are worth reaching for?

Fibre is divided into soluble and insoluble, and together both types of fibre form an important part of your diet. What are the differences between soluble and insoluble fibre?

The term "biohacking" may sound a bit alien, artificial and strange. It is a set of changes in our lifestyle that can improve and enhance our potential. Try these 10 activities that can help you on your journey to your best self.

Have you heard of metabolic age, or have you ever had it measured? What can this figure tell you about your health, and is it accurate?

Not satisfied with your current diet? Don't worry. Although this is a very individual topic, we have compiled a list of 10 basic tips and tricks that make it easy to achieve physical and mental well‑being.

Psyllium contains soluble fibre, which is essential for proper digestion and nourishment of the intestinal microflora. What makes psyllium different from other fibres and how to take it for maximum benefits?

Frequent hunger is felt by many individuals and can have a big impact on a person's health and lifestyle. This article looks at tips for dealing with it, including recognising whether hunger is physical or emotional.

Chlorophyll is known primarily as a green dye involved in the process of photosynthesis. However, its consumption is also proclaimed as a miracle for the human body. Find out what is true and other interesting facts in this article!

Excess body fat is associated with a high risk of developing certain serious diseases. But do you know why? Because fat tissue is not only "extra pounds", it also affects the metabolic processes in the body.

Shilajit, a brownish‑black powder originating primarily from the Himalayas, offers a wide range of potential benefits with its long history in traditional medicine! In addition to these, this article also discusses its history and processing, along with possible risks.

Low‑impact exercise is a workout designed to put minimal stress on your joints, ligaments and tendons. This makes it an ideal choice not only for beginners but also for older individuals or those recovering from surgery or recovery. This article will introduce the basic benefits along with the different forms!

Not only dietary supplements contain high amounts of probiotic cultures. Which foods are among the richest natural probiotics?

The yo‑yo effect is the nightmare of anyone trying to lose weight — but did you know that it's not just an aesthetic issue, but also a health concern? So, how can you avoid the yo‑yo effect?