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Every year, many people are caught off guard by seasonal affective disorder (SAD). SAD symptoms include reduced energy levels, feelings of worthlessness, difficulty concentrating, and cravings for sugary and high-carbohydrate foods, among others. Experts at Brainworks Neurotherapy have shared their tips on how to combat the winter blues and what can be done beyond the well-known light therapy. The best […]
Around 10% of the adult population regularly participates in recreational cycling and the Department for Transport estimates that a typical ‘cycling city’ could be worth over £300 million to the NHS in healthcare cost savings. Press Release Whilst being one of the most popular sports in the nation, cycling still presents fundamental barriers around accessibility, […]
World Mental Health Day (10th October) is a dedicated day for all of us to gather and be supportive while discussing mental health. What’s more, it’s a wonderful opportunity to let everyone know that everybody’s mental health is important and that talking to others is not something to be ashamed of. This year’s theme for […]
For centuries, research has shown us the huge benefits of being around nature. From relieving stress to healing from trauma, immersing oneself in nature can go a long way in promoting good health. It is for this reason that many around the world are now seriously taking into account the serious benefits of being around […]
One of the most important parts of having an enriching and productive day is ensuring that one sleeps well and gets a good night’s rest. In Islam, both the Quran and the Sunnah focus on the matter of sleep and advise us on the best practices surrounding sleep. Over the past so many centuries, human […]
Whether we do it or not, it’s unanimously accepted that walking is overall one of the best forms of exercise if you’re looking to maintain a healthy lifestyle. It’s free, easy and can be done anywhere in the world. You don’t need any special equipment and it’s certainly not as exhausting as running. Whilst we […]
