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In the last Energy Boost episode 18 I dived into the Brazil nut which I discovered is in fact a seed and how it may protect us against cancer, improve sexual performance and boost our metabolism; so a biggy when it comes to our energy levels. But you can definitely do harm to yourself if you eat more than a few each day because of selenium toxicity and it’s definitely not a good idea to be giving kids too many Brazil nuts. You can check out that episode here for more info.
In this episode of TheEdTalks I bring us back to the importance of water and our energy, which is a topic that I’ve talked about before in WEB Episode 3 and WEB Episode 4, but in this episode focusing on new science. Quality water has been such a key part in improving my energy levels that it is always worthy of discussing and a big reason why I bring it up again is because there have been lots of articles recently about drinking too much water, which is definitely not a good thing, but the focus for the most part of these articles are on studies that say most people are adequately hydrated. Well that is definitely not the case for me first thing in the morning and I imagine it’s the same for many of you. So to make it easy to check, science has come up with a new simple, more reliable 3 step method which you can easily learn by listening to this short Energy Boost episode of TheEdTalks.
In this episode you’ll discover:Thanks for listening to this episode of The Ed Talks. So what do you think of all this? Do you think you’re not drinking enough water or perhaps have you been drinking too much? I'd love to hear from you in the comments section below or on the Facebook page.
If you haven’t already, please take a moment to leave a quick rating and review of the show on iTunes. This will really aid our mission to help mums and dads Feel Energized Again and make the world a Healthier & Happier place. Please use this AMAZON LINK when purchasing items online. It means we get a small commission (and you pay NO EXTRA) helping us pay for the podcast.
Click Here To Rate & Review TheEdTalks
In the last Energy Boost episode 18 I dived into the Brazil nut which I discovered is in fact a seed and how it may protect us against cancer, improve sexual performance and boost our metabolism; so a biggy when it comes to our energy levels. But you can definitely do harm to yourself if you eat more than a few each day because of selenium toxicity and it’s definitely not a good idea to be giving kids too many Brazil nuts. You can check out that episode here for more info.
In this episode of TheEdTalks I bring us back to the importance of water and our energy, which is a topic that I’ve talked about before in WEB Episode 3 and WEB Episode 4, but in this episode focusing on new science. Quality water has been such a key part in improving my energy levels that it is always worthy of discussing and a big reason why I bring it up again is because there have been lots of articles recently about drinking too much water, which is definitely not a good thing, but the focus for the most part of these articles are on studies that say most people are adequately hydrated. Well that is definitely not the case for me first thing in the morning and I imagine it’s the same for many of you. So to make it easy to check, science has come up with a new simple, more reliable 3 step method which you can easily learn by listening to this short Energy Boost episode of TheEdTalks.
In this episode you’ll discover:Thanks for listening to this episode of The Ed Talks. So what do you think of all this? Do you think you’re not drinking enough water or perhaps have you been drinking too much? I'd love to hear from you in the comments section below or on the Facebook page.
If you haven’t already, please take a moment to leave a quick rating and review of the show on iTunes. This will really aid our mission to help mums and dads Feel Energized Again and make the world a Healthier & Happier place. Please use this AMAZON LINK when purchasing items online. It means we get a small commission (and you pay NO EXTRA) helping us pay for the podcast.
Click Here To Rate & Review TheEdTalks