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Interestingly, the warm waters of your tub also stimulate detoxification through the kidneys, liver, colon, and lungs by “inducing lymphatic flow, improving circulation, and calming inflammation.” The skin is not the only organ through which toxins can be eliminated from the body, although it is the largest and most ...
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Read More »If you’ve been partying hard during the last few summer months, your body is probably telling you it’s time to slow down. Summer is a great time to be social and partake in numerous festivities, but it’s also important to listen when your body starts telling you, “Enough is enough.” At RnR Hot Tubs, we firmly believe in the healing powers of prolonged soaks in warm water. The right hot tub can work wonders when it comes to ridding your body of toxins and helping you feel fit and healthy heading into winter. Detoxifying your body is a great first step to getting back on your regular fitness regimen as the weather cools down. It can be hard to find the energy to work out when you haven’t necessarily been feeding your body the healthy fuel it needs. When your body isn’t getting proper nutrition, those nagging little aches and pains will keep you from leading the active lifestyle you desire. If you’ve fallen off your normal fitness routine a bit this summer, here are a few key ways in which you can use your hot tub to help your body detox:
So, to answer the question, we believe having one to one-and-a-half times your income saved for retirement by age 35 is a reasonable target. It's...
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Read More »Smelly and sticky stools are typically a symptom of nutrient malabsorption. This means your body isn't able to completely absorb and digest nutrients from your gastrointestinal tract due to damage to the small intestine, not having enough pancreatic enzymes, liver disease, HIV/AIDs, or other conditions.
Stools, or poop, usually sink to the bottom of the toilet, but sometimes, they can float. If your poop never sinks to the bottom of the toilet bowl, you may have too much gas in your intestines. Normally, floating stools aren’t a cause for concern. Read on to learn more about why stools float, what floating stools say about your health, and more. What Are Floating Stools? When stools float, it means the poop stays on the surface of the toilet water instead of sinking. Normally, poop sinks to the bottom of the toilet bowl. Floating poop doesn’t mean you’re sick, but it can be a symptom of various conditions. Why Would Stools Float? There are several reasons why poop floats and never seems to sink. Too much gas. You may have too much gas in you due to your diet, which can make your stools float. Some people think that floating poop is caused by fat, but it’s usually caused by gas. Research has indicated that once floating stools were degassed, they weighed the same as sinking poop. This indicates that gas was responsible for making floating stools float, rather than fat inside the poop.
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In 2019, Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia ranked as the 7th leading cause of death. Women are disproportionately affected. Globally,...
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