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"A good snack before sports" - Cooperation
4 Years ago
From elite sports coach to nutritional coach, this is the journey of Olivier Bourquin. Author of several books, the Neuchâtel native has just released a book of advice and recipes. He shares two of them, to be enjoyed...
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Round Table with Alexandre Jolivet - Crossfit: Nutrition & Recovery
4 Years ago
Nutrition, recovery or even planning: Alexandre Jolivet, professional CrossFit athlete, shares his tips for being more mentally and physically efficient.
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Sleep & Starches in the Evening - Let's Bust the Myth
6 Years ago
Too often, we hear people say that we should not eat starchy foods in the evening because "we will store sugars as fat during sleep, seeing that we use little or no energy during the night." This shortcut can have...
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Sleep - Sleeping (again) like a dormouse
6 Years ago
How should one go about sleeping again like a dormouse? Here are some tips for good sleep hygiene!
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Sleep, brain waves and binaural sounds
6 Years ago
The brain emits waves, the intensity of which is measured in hertz (Hz) - that is, in the number of undulations per second. It is difficult to control the frequency of these brain waves. That being said, they can be...
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Sleep - Disruptive elements, how to cope with them?
6 Years ago
Many factors can compromise our sense of security, leading to chronic hyper sympathetic activity, harmful to our whole body and particularly for the quality of our sleep.
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What is the role and function of sleep?
6 Years ago
Sleep is a vital function, of paramount importance to our health and well-being. To fully understand the functions of sleep, let's go back to the process of a sleep cycle and the consequences of poor sleep.
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Oatmeal Cookie - Ideal before sports!
6 Years ago
The oatmeal cookie: the healthy and quick snack to make, ideal to eat 1 hour before training, accompanied by a chocolate bar or a well-ripened banana.
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7 Years ago
A study shows that children consuming 600mg of omega-3 per day in the form of dietary supplements slept more and, most importantly, woke up much less often during the night than children who did not receive omega-3...
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