Review and Summary: Ultra-Processed People
Ultra-Processed People talks about the effects of processed foods on health and lifestyle. Essential insights for healthy eating enthusiasts!
Health is wealth, and knowledge is key! These books explore breakthroughs and basics in medicine, helping you stay informed on wellness and healthcare.
Ultra-Processed People talks about the effects of processed foods on health and lifestyle. Essential insights for healthy eating enthusiasts!
Greger presents the latest advancements in diet and nutrition research. A must-read for foodies, health enthusiasts, and the curious alike.
Good for a Girl highlights the challenges female athletes face. It advocates for equality and fairness in the athletic world.
Up to Speed is about why women often get left behind in sports science. From biases to period chats and everything in between.
Fung argues that we can treat type 2 diabetes without medication in two ways: diet and intermittent fasting.
Peak Performance suggests the perfect formula for growth is the harmonious interplay between stress and rest.
What is the common wish that most of us heard in our birthday? Among them, perhaps is the wish for a long and prosperous life. Yet, it is not as prevalent as the wish for us to live our lives to the fullest. After all, how can we truly cherish a lengthy existence without experiencing…
In “The Hungry Brain,” Guyenet reveals refreshing insights on the field of nutrition and brain-gut correlation.
Alex Hutchinson offers insights on what actually limits us in Endure. Every part of our body, from our physical to mind, was broken down.
In The Obesity Code, Fung counts on hormonal problem as the main suspect of obesity, not caloric imbalance.
Sports Gene is a book to anyone who interested in human performance and sports science where it reveals the complicated nature versus nurture.
Which Comes First: Cardio or Weights? is an impeccable book that I recommend for people who just commit their journey on fitness.