Wellness Blog

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Protein doesn’t really need an introduction, most people know it’s one of the three macronutrients that make up their diet. Fat and carbohydrates being the other two. Protein is involved in the development of organs, building and repairing tissue, muscle growth, bone health, healthy brain function, balancing hormones, supporting the immune system, plus it can help with managing weight, slowing down the signs of aging, and stimulating healthy hair, skin, and nails. Albumin and

Most people are familiar with the word metabolism. It’s in regular rotation in magazines and on the internet, predominantly in connection with weight loss. It’s not hard to find an article promoting the top 10 ways or top 10 foods to boost your metabolism. But metabolism signifies more than just a properly functioning digestive system. Metabolism refers to all the chemical processes going on continuously inside your body that aid normal functioning. These processes include th