Hi, I’m Tony from TurfSideUp. Despite living with stage 4 prostate cancer, I’ve embraced life’s challenges with determination and a positive attitude. My story is not just about survival, but about thriving amidst adversity,...
A Guide to Making Roasted Root Vegetables Roasted root vegetables are a delicious, healthy, and colorful addition to any meal. Not only are they easy to make, but they are also packed with nutrients...
Making a tofu stir fry using mixed vegetables and firm baked tofu is a delightful and healthful option for a quick and nutritious meal. With a wok, you can infuse flavors deeply while maintaining...
“Eat to Beat Disease: The New Science of How Your Body Can Heal Itself” by Dr. William Li is a revolutionary book. It combines the latest research in nutrition and medicine. The book explores...
“Food for Life” by Tim Spector is a deep dive into the complex relationship between food and human health. Renowned for his work on the human microbiome, Spector delves into the complexities of diet,...
Pets play a crucial role in the lives of their owners. They provide not only companionship but also emotional support, physical health benefits, and moral lessons that enhance the quality of life. Companionship Companionship...
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In my adult life I’ve heard many individuals say, “hobbies, I don’t have any hobbies!” I’ve always wondered to myself, how can that be? If anything my life has been plagued with too many...
“Metabolic Freedom” a book by Ben Azadi is a guide that delves into the nuances of gaining metabolic health and freedom. Azadi, is a respected figure in the health community. He combines scientific insights...
There doesn’t seem to be a day go by that you don’t read about the benefits of strength training as you age. It improves your strength, bone density, balance, metabolic function, and even your...
Ever heard of the “crunch effect”? I have read many times that eating while watching TV, listening to music, or any other distracting activity wasn’t a good idea. I assumed, and it made sense...
