Nutrition

Daily Calorie DEFICIT Plan

Calorie deficit diets work best for weight loss. It’s simple: to lose weight, you need to consume fewer calories than your body uses. When your body is in a calorie deficit, it has to tap into stored energy (usually fat) to meet its energy needs, leading to fat loss over time. Many fad diets (like keto, intermittent fasting, or paleo) work in part because they indirectly create a calorie deficit by restricting certain food groups or eating windows. However, at the core, all successful diets work because they reduce calorie intake relative to energy expenditure. Here’s a practice menu: Day

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Health

a SOLUTION for a SOUR stomach

Balancing pH Levels and Soothing an Acidic Stomach Balancing your pH levels can be a game-changer when it comes to your overall health, particularly your digestive system. An acidic stomach can lead to discomfort, bloating, and even long-term digestive issues if not addressed. Luckily, there are simple, affordable remedies that can help balance your pH and soothe your digestive tract. Let’s dive into why alkalinity matters, the science behind it, and how a simple household ingredient—sodium bicarbonate—can offer quick relief. Why Alkalinity and pH Balance Matter for Your Digestive Health Your digestive system thrives when your body maintains a balanced

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Recipe

MILK and ROSE Petal Bath

Ancient Beauty Secrets: The Timeless Allure of Cleopatra’s Milk and Rose Petal Bath When we think of ancient beauty icons, Cleopatra often stands at the forefront. Known for her intelligence, charisma, and captivating beauty, Cleopatra’s beauty rituals have fascinated historians and beauty enthusiasts for centuries. One of the most famous of these rituals is her luxurious bath in milk and rose petals. But was this just a legend, or is there scientific backing to support the benefits of this ancient practice? The Legend of Cleopatra’s Milk and Rose Petal Bath Cleopatra, the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of

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Recipe

At-Home DIY Protein Mask for Dry, Damaged, Frizzy Hair

Looking to instantly hydrate your not-so-luscious locks? This at-home DIY protein mask is made with ingredients you most likely already have inside your kitchen. This mask aims to strengthen and repair damaged hair, exfoliates the scalp to promote hair growth, and adds healthy fats and vitamins to make hair softer and more manageable.  With only five ingredients, this at-home DIY formula is cost effective, environmentally friendly and made from only quality, natural products.  Eggs Eggs are rich in protein, which can help strengthen and repair damaged hair. Yogurt Yogurt contains lactic acid, which can help exfoliate the scalp and promote

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