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Whether you're participating in a Hyrox for the first time or aiming to beat your personal best: targeted nutrition and supplements can elevate your performance. In this blog, we'll tell you exactly what your body needs before, during, and after a Hyrox race. So that you appear at the start full of energy, strength, and focus – and finish just as strong!
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When you sweat, your body loses valuable minerals: electrolytes. But what exactly are electrolytes? And do you need to top them up with a sports drink, a supplement, or simply some salted nuts? Let’s break it down.
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Billions of micro-organisms live in the gut, together forming the gut microbiome. Some dietary fibres are fermented in the gut by intestinal bacteria, which supports a healthy gut microbiome. In this blog, you’ll read everything about prebiotics: what they are, where you can find them, and how to use them optimally!
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What can you eat or avoid during pregnancy? The general advice is to continue eating healthily and varied according to the food pyramid. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. We have listed them for you.
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While some people enjoy an annual detox juice programme, others are convinced that detoxing is not scientifically proven. Despite this, many people report feeling more energetic, slimmer, and happier after a detox or fasting period. How is this possible? Is it a placebo effect where your brain immediately responds as soon as you actively focus on your health? Or is it perhaps scientifically challenging to prove that a detox can be a pleasant, healthy support for some? Let's find out.
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What would it be like to remain mentally sharp and physically fit beyond the age of 100? And what is our body capable of when we take optimal care of it? The fascination with long life has captivated us for centuries. The term longevity, for instance, is derived from the Latin word longaevitās. In ancient Rome, clever minds combined the words longus (long) and vita (life). In this blog, we delve into what it is and provide tips on how you can improve your longevity. Shall we read on?
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‘Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food’ is one of the most famous sayings of Hippocrates. The Greek physician considered healthy eating an important tool in medicine and recognised its healing properties. But what exactly is healthy nutrition? If you ask ten people what ‘healthy eating’ means, you are likely to get ten different answers. It is clear that healthy eating is different for everyone. After reading this article, you will have a clear understanding of what is considered a healthy dietary routine according to orthomolecular medicine, and we will provide tips on how to optimise your diet where necessary.
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To wake up feeling energetic, clear-headed, and fit, getting a good night's sleep is crucial. However, on days when work, chores, or social obligations take precedence, going to bed on time often falls lower on our list of priorities. Yet, prioritising your sleep can be beneficial. Not only does it support your health, but it also helps you make the most of your day.
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Proteins are essential nutrients and, together with fats and carbohydrates, form the macronutrients. The importance of proteins is well-known, especially among athletes: their dietary focus is on consuming enough protein to promote muscle growth. But how much protein do we actually need, and is it possible to consume too much? In this blog, we've explored the effect of proteins on your gut health and how you can increase your protein intake if you're currently not getting enough.
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You may notice that you feel different than usual, for example due to fluctuating energy levels or a sense of being on edge. A great deal of research is being done into the interaction between the gut, the brain and hormonal processes. In this blog, we explain which mechanisms scientists are studying and which dietary choices fit within a healthy eating pattern.
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You may not be familiar with the term chronotype, but it essentially refers to our biological clock. A chronotype determines our sleep-wake cycle, as well as when certain hormones are released and when our digestive system is active. Understanding and living according to your chronotype offers several health benefits. Read on to discover more about the impact of chronotypes on our daily lives and health.
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Many of us would describe our lives as 'busy'. There's plenty of room for structure and tight schedules, but not always for spontaneity and reflection. What can you do to live, rather than be lived? Or even better: how can you make the most of life? We've gathered no fewer than 25 ways for you.
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Collagen is one of the most essential substances for firm, elastic skin, strong hair, and healthy nails. After the age of 25, the natural production of collagen decreases, which you can supplement with a dietary supplement. A collagen supplement can be integrated into your daily routine in numerous ways. We have selected a few options for you.
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Eating meat is not as beneficial for you as previously thought. It's no surprise that we've significantly reduced our consumption: since 2010, we've eaten 21% less red and processed meat (RIVM). While too much meat is not good for you, it does contain essential nutrients that you miss out on when eating vegetarian. In this blog, we delve deeper into what these essential nutrients are and explain how you can replace them with vegetarian alternatives.
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Where once sparks flew in the pub, nowadays this increasingly happens online. The figures don't lie: one in three singles engages in online dating, and 14% of Dutch couples know each other through the internet (CBS). We swipe, like, and chat away in the hope of finding that one feeling: love. But how does falling in love actually work, and what is the wisdom in online dating? In this blog, we tell you more about it.
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