IN GENERAL, I try and keep nutrition

Last week we learnt how to control calories out. This is done by increasing our Base Metabolic Rate (BMR) and exercising.  Lean Body Mass (LBM), i.e more muscle, helps to increase our BMR which in turn helps us to burn more energy at rest and during activity.   We also learnt that the average person requires 8700 kj…

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The science of nutrition has come a long way, and although steak may not be a pre-race meal of choice, the nutrition benefits of red meat for athletes continue to be recognised ~ Lisa Middleton http://bit.ly/1PBeQqF

I’ve been promising this blog for a while and I know many of you are interested to try and keep on top of what is out there in the health category for apps. Here is a breakdown of my 5 favourites in no particular order and the cover a wide range of areas of health. If you have found a new app that you think is exciting and useful please share it with me. I’m always looking to learn more about how technology can improve our lives. Here is the list. Try the app and email me to let me know how it works for you: