Liv Pure is a widely popular dietary supplement that promotes weight loss while supporting liver health. The supplement is formulated using 100% natural ingredients that claim to act on the root cause of stubborn belly fat in both men and women.
The manufacturers of Liv Pure oral capsules assure users that it is clinically proven to amplify the fat-burning and energy-production mechanism of the body. It has also undergone many clinical trials to prove its
Since becoming First Lady of the United States in 2008, Michelle Obama has been a force in promoting healthy eating for children nationwide.
Despite being out of office for over 7 years, the endeavor has continued as it was recently announced that she is a co-founder and strategic partner of PLEZi Nutrition.
plezi.com/”PLEZi Nutrition is a company that makes and sells healthier food and drink options for children. Specifically, the products will have
Where the experience of captivity in itself withdraws animals into a depressing life of immobility and isolation, the absence of testing facilities and licensed veterinarians in zoos across the port city, leaves hundreds of mammals hanging between infirmity and death.
The recent demise of the female elephant Nur Jehan in the Karachi Zoo has drawn increased attention to the dire unavailability of a laboratory and scanning service for ailing animals in the Karachi Zoo
We are all familiar with spring cleaning. As the weather gets warmer, we spend time cleaning out the garage or the attic or giving the whole house a deep clean. But what about ourselves? Have you considered that perhaps your body might like some of that love as well?
The body works a bit differently than a house. Our liver is detoxifying for us all the time, 24/7. So, you might not have thought
A 29-year-old woman who once ate a “couple of carrots and a handful of nuts” per day has set up a healthy snack range to help people recovering from eating disorders and say “F U” to “toxic diet culture”.
Evie Waxman, director of Raw Bake Station, said she receives messages from customers thanking her for creating the products and set up the business after looking for healthy snacks to enjoy while recovering from disordered
The Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA) has announced a landmark strategy to end digital poverty in the United Kingdom by 2030, setting out six core missions and calling on government, industry, and local communities to work together to achieve this aim.
Digital Poverty affects millions of people across the UK, with around 1.7 million households (6 per cent) without home internet access and around 10 million adults (20 per cent) lacking foundational essential digital skills.
Digital
Detox water is, essentially, water infused with the goodness of various fruits, vegetables, and herbs depending on one’s taste and preferences. Thanks to the widely believed notion about the need to flush out toxins from the body to keep it healthy and strengthen immunity, detox water has gained immense popularity in recent years. As such, when we stumbled on a new detox water recipe — cucumber-lemon-ginger — we wanted to know more about its said … Read the rest
Dairy Council of California, a leader in nutrition education and advocacy, has announced the winners of its fourth annual Let’s Eat Healthy Award. In support of its cause to elevate the health of children and communities through the pursuit of lifelong healthy eating patterns, the Let’s Eat Healthy initiative is honoring eight California nutrition champions. The award recognition program is a highlight of the Let’s Eat Healthy initiative, which brings together educators, health professionals and
“I still go to bed early, but having one less daily obligation opens up so much brain space,” Seacrest tells PEOPLE exclusively while chatting about his new partnership with Health-Ade
Gone are the days of bicoastal living for Ryan Seacrest!
The American Idol host — who in addition to his Idol duties co-hosted Live for six years with Kelly Ripa before leaving the show on April 14 — tells PEOPLE what
Half a century ago, a small group of esteemed thinkers that called itself the Club of Rome got together to chew over a thorny question: What would happen if humanity continued to consume the world’s finite resources as if they were limitless? Their efforts generated the now-famous 1972 paper “The Limits to Growth,” in which they modeled what might lie in wait for humanity.
It wasn’t a pretty picture. The world, they predicted, was
