The Week That Was: Health and Wellbeing (07/12/18)

artem-bali-413154-unsplashGetting Too Much Sleep Could Be Bad For Your HealthCan’t get out of bed? Well, a new study has found that sleeping longer that the recommended six to eight hours per night can actually have negative health outcomes! Motivation for us to get up in the morning and seize the dayWhy Snacking Could Be Damaging Your HealthLet’s face it, we all love a snack. However, according to new research, many of us are snacking throughout the day instead of eating at defined times which means we spend up to 16 hours a day in a ‘fed’ state. During the post-fed state our bodies become metabolically active which triggers our immune system to produce an inflammatory response. So hold off on those snacks and wait for a proper meal.Are Eggs Healthy? Here’s What The Experts SayHow do you like your eggs in the morning? Well, thankfully, nutrition experts agree that the protein and vitamins in eggs make them a healthy option. However one of the biggest points of confusion is whether egg yolks are good or bad for you, with one large egg containing 186 mg cholesterol. Everything in moderation, we say. Yoga v Pilates: both are popular, but which would work best for you?It’s a debate of modern times – Yoga or Pilates? Teachers of both Yoga and Pilates say they are routinely asked to explain the difference between them. The simple answer is that Yoga is used to encourage connection between the body with the mind, while Pilates uses mindfulness to connect the inner workings of the body to assist with rehabilitation. In summary, both are great - and it’s for you to decide what you’re looking to achieve (or prefer).Sign-up here to our monthly Health & Wellbeing newsletter and access case studies of our work, as well as hearing the latest news and trends from this sector. We’ll share updates on how we are helping our clients make a meaningful impact, create movements and connect in innovative ways with their audience.

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