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As humans, we’re very good at lying to ourselves in order to justify our beliefs and behaviours. But believing our own lies can be bad for our health – which is why HeadUp doesn’t let you do it.
As humans, we’re very good at lying to ourselves in order to justify our beliefs and behaviours. But believing our own lies can be bad for our health – which is why HeadUp doesn’t let you do it.
I completed another lap around the sun this month. The world has changed a lot in the last 47 years, we’ve created a world that makes it hard for us to be healthy. If you have time and money – it’s easier. But health should be for everyone – regardless of social status.
Before I downloaded HeadUp, I never would have considered getting myself checked for skin cancer. But I did and here’s what happened.
Over the weekend a post went up on our Insiders Facebook page about dropping a dress size in a week. To be clear: we did not write this post. We did, however, delete it. Because it went against everything we stand for.
From poor digestion to fatigue, pain to increased heart disease risk, mental illness can have a very physical effect – it’s NOT ‘all in your head’. This means that to really improve your health, you need to focus on your body AND mind.
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How do you pick a food or exercise plan that works for you when there are SO MANY OUT THERE? You could try them all and see which one works best. OR you could take the guess work out of it and let your data guide you towards a healthier life.
Remember those plastic pedometers that came free with a box of cereal? They’d clip onto your top and tick over every time you took a step. Sometimes they’d award you a few extra steps, other times they wouldn’t count them at all – surprise! They weren’t accurate. They weren’t waterproof. And they weren’t sturdy. Thankfully…science. …
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Instead of relying on motivation, make exercise a habit. Do it so consistently that it becomes automatic. Hardwire it into your brain so deeply that you can’t live without it. Sounds hardcore right? The alternative (type 2 diabetes, heart disease, heart attacks) is hardcore too. Pick your hardcore.
It seems pretty obvious that the brain and exercise are related. But how? Do you exercise more when you’re in a good mood? Or does exercising put you in the mood?