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One of the incoming Trump administration’s more polarizing cabinet picks, prospective HHS secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr has drawn praise and criticism from the left and the right in equal measure. So is his potential appointment cause for alarm or a huge win for public health? AgFunderNews caught up with nutrition and food safety experts to get their take, starting with David Acheson M.D., associate commissioner for foods at the FDA between 2002-2009, and now president at food safety consultancy The Acheson Group. While some of Kennedy’s recent media statements and social media posts have raised eyebrows, he said [in…
Deeper Dive: Our Top Tested Picks Most Advanced Fitbit Tracker Fitbit Charge 6 Pros & Cons Affordable 40 exercise modes (up from 20) Connects to exercise machines Google Maps, Google Wallet, and YouTube Music apps Helpful side button Excellent mobile app No Spotify controls No app store Some metrics require a Premium subscription Why We Picked It The Fitbit Charge has long been among the most value-rich fitness trackers, and the sixth-generation model extends that legacy. It offers 40 sports profiles (up from 20 the previous generation) and a feature that lets you send your heart rate via Bluetooth to…
Biden wants to make weight-loss drugs more accessible. Will it pass the Trump test? – Firstpost
Good news awaits millions of Americans suffering from obesity and desperate to shed the kilos. The Biden administration has announced a proposal to require Medicare and Medicaid to cover weight-loss drugs.The Health and Human Services (HHS) Department unveiled the proposal on Tuesday to add anti-obesity drugs like Wegovy, Zepbound, Ozempic and Mounjaro under Medicare and Medicaid plans.The rule is beneficial for Americans as it would increase access to anti-obesity medications or GLP-1s for millions suffering from obesity, according to a White House fact sheet. Thus, reducing risks of diabetes, stroke and cardiovascular disease among them.However, questions are being raised on…
Discover the ideal workout routine based on your zodiac sign. From high-intensity interval training for fiery Aries to calming yoga for Pisces, find a fitness journey tailored to your personality and preferences. Whether you seek adventure, structure, or creative expression, the stars can guide you to a healthier, happier you. Your Zodiac sign doesn’t just influence your personality—it can also guide you to the perfect workout routine. From high-energy exercises to calming practices, let the stars inspire your fitness journey.Aries (March 21 – April 19)High-Intensity WorkoutsBold and energetic, Aries thrive on adrenaline-pumping activities. High-intensity interval training (HIIT), boxing, or spinning…
Sleep is essential for our health, yet many people struggle to get a good night’s rest. The quality of our sleep affects our mood, energy levels, and overall well-being. One natural and effective way to improve sleep is through regular exercise. For those dealing with insomnia, sleep apnea, or other sleep disorders, exercise can be a powerful tool. Even moderate activities like walking or swimming can significantly improve how well you sleep.A consistent exercise routine not only promotes better sleep but also aids in the management of sleep disorders like sleep apnea.By reducing fat deposits around the airway and improving…
Riverside Court Care Home is opening its Magic Moments activities programme to the public for the first time. This includes live online sessions with ‘danceSing’, where experts lead singing and movement classes. The free sessions are available to families, community groups, and individuals. ‘Movement with Natalie’ starts on November 29 at 11am, with gentle exercises. ‘Singing with Alan’, featuring festive songs, will take place on December 6, 13, and 20 at 11am. Home Manager Sarah Nicholson said: “They are so uplifting and really good fun, and we hope lots of people will tune in to the free festive-themed sessions that…
Desserts are a holiday highlight but often with extra sugar and fat. For a lighter approach, try portion control, ingredient swaps or seasonal fruits like apples and pears. (Photo: Olivie Strauss, Unsplash)WASHINGTON — The holidays bring the joy of gathering around the table with loved ones to share hearty, flavorful and festive dishes. However, traditional holiday dishes are often high in calories, saturated fats and added sugars. Fortunately, dietitians have plenty of tips to help you make healthier choices without sacrificing taste while cherishing your favorite recipes. Keep family favorites intact One of the hallmarks of holiday meals is the cherished…
MPR News host Angela Davis revisits a conversation with two gastroenterologists about how our digestive system can impact our physical and mental health.
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Lisette Barzola now uses the AI-powered app to maintain her fitness having reached her target weight