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Sustainable and easy-to-follow health resolutions

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Another New Year has come, and it is now time to set goals and be determined to keep them. The most important thing to do during this prolonged pandemic is to set attainable health goals for the year. Get ready to fulfill wellness resolutions that can not only be beneficial for your health but can also be followed for life! Incorporate these practical healthcare resolutions into your daily life: Get moving every day to stay healthy.  Too much sitting can increase your risk of obesity, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular diseases. Yoga, aerobics, gym visits or simply walking around the house should be part of your daily routine. You can also keep active by simply dancing to your favorite beats. Make time for yourself. Without prioritizing your mental health, setting wellness resolutions makes no sense. Making time every day to reflect on your thoughts, to work on yourself, and to de-stress is extremely important. You should do things that empower you, make you happier, and help ...

How does gluten-free flour differ from wheat flour and what are its benefits?

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Gluten-free bread selection can be one of the most challenging aspects of a gluten-free diet. Find out how to choose gluten-free bread. Learn how it's made, what gluten-free flour can be used, and more.   Most cultures have some version of it, and each region has a unique one. The traditional forms of bread are out of bounds for those who are gluten-free. Gluten-free bread does exist, and it can be just as satisfying as its wheat-based counterpart, although it has a few key differences. Here are the differences : There is a huge variation in tastes: Gluten-free bread presents a challenge that is also its most characteristic - the fact that there are so many different flours to pick from, each with its own taste. Wheat bread has a fairly consistent taste and texture. Gluten-Free bread is less spongy in texture than white bread: The spongy texture of baked goods is due to gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley, and rye. Some gluten-free flours have a gritty texture, and gluten-free...