Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail For the World Health Organization (WHO) the waist or waist should measure less than 80 cm for women and less than 94 cm for men. The greater these values, the higher the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases. Check your waist, then, it means keeping not only in […]
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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmailReal rest, we really need, It would be able to make us stronger, more responsive and creative, to recharge and therefore also to work better. We are immersed in a busy world. The more we go fast, less time we have available; most go fast, more things we delude ourselves to be able to do; the weather […]
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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail Well-being and pleasure are related to the release of so-called NEUROTRANSMITTERS (They help them also some HORMONES) which are substances that carry information between a nerve cell and the other. In fact, What if you are faced with something or a nice person? When we like something or […]
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Share this…WhatsappFacebookFacebook SavePinterestFlattrTwitterLinkedinRedditStumbleuponVkXingEmail Sweating normally serves to maintain normal body temperature. Sweating is our body cool, so it's a good thing sweating. When excessive sweating should make us worry? hot sweats: cardiovascular disorders; menopause; andropausa. cold sweat: myocardial infarction; viral fever. Of course accompanied by other symptoms. Of hot sweats, in addition to, […]
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