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Wake up early to exercise...

  • Oct 14, 2015
  • 1 min read

You're more likely to get it done if you don’t wait until after work or school. Exercising early in the morning improves your chances of making your workout part of your daily routine. Set yourself up for success and you will rarely be disappointed.

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(2) Phytonutrients. 

These are a family of chemicals found only in plants that often give the color to vegetables but also confer many health benefits.

 

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These essential fatty acids, including DHA and EPA, are taken into cell membranes and used for the internal workings and repair of cells throughout the body.

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