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Wellness Trends That Would Grab The Limelight In 2016

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Nowadays people are more concerned about health. Healthy food, exercises, and fitness regime have become a part of the lives of most of the people. So what would be the wellness trends that hog the limelight in 2016? Take a quick glance:

Great opportunities ahead for Juicero

The year 2015 saw the rise and expansion of many juice companies. Coca-Cola invested about ＄90 million for getting 30 percent stakes of juice company Suja. Likewise, many juice companies rose to profit in 2015. Now in the year 2016, a new player is going to join the race- Juicero. It is launched by the former Organic Avenue co-founder and CEO Doug Evans. It has already managed to grab ＄100 from investors all around. This makes it a much bigger competitor than Suja. It is a machine just like the coffee vending machine which can make juices from all the freshly sourced fruits and vegetables. The highlight is that you don’t have to do the messy cleanup afterward. So, if this clicks, it going to make a change in the juice market.

Athleisure start-ups

Athleisure is the new trending word of today. There are the biggies like Nike, Reebok, and Adidas, etc. in the market. But the fast advancing new brand, Athleta reaches out to the modern young women by collaborating with Derek Lam. Boutique fitness crazy modern youngsters go for this new brand despite the biggies in the market.

Be Fit And Healthy With 3 Cups Of Green Tea Per Day

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Green Tea would undoubtedly be the most healthy drink available. It helps to make you healthy, ward off the dreaded disease cancer, improves the energy levels, increase the functioning of the brain, and reduce the chances of getting Alzheimer’s. Now, if a drink could do so much to your health, no one would ever mind drinking 3 cups a day, isn’t it? After all, health is wealth!

Green Tea also helps in reducing weight. It increases the burning of fat and improves metabolism. Green tea has proven to be a wonder element to improving brain function and increasing the energy. It also reduces risks of breast, prostate and colorectal cancer, lowering chances of getting Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases, improving the dental health by killing bacteria, reducing chances of type 2 diabetes, lowering chances of heart diseases, and reduces obesity.

Green tea contains a special catechin, epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG) as green tea only undergoes minimum processing. Studies have proved that EGCG is more effective than vitamins C and E in thwarting oxidative damages to cells in the body. It also has the power to fight other deadly diseases. It can stop DNA synthesis and replication of cells, both of which makes cancer cells survive.

To get the maximum benefit of green tea, be sure to prepare it freshly just before drinking. Bottled or instant tea won’t give all the advantages. Also, make it a point to steep it for 3 to 5 minutes. Green tea has shown to reduce the iron absorption from food. But it can be tackled by adding lemon or milk to the tea. Another option is to drink tea between meals and not with meals. So, grab your hot cup of green tea and bid farewell to diseases!

Michael Phelps- The Fastest Fish Never To Be Challenged!

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The most famous Olympic swimmer the world has ever witnessed won over his retirement age of 30 and has declared to the world that he still has a lot more medals to win and records to make. When he was just two years short of his retirement age, he participated in the London 2012 Olympics and increased his medal collections to 22 out of which 18 were gold. It was something even a young swimmer can never achieve. So how can we even say he is nearing retirement when he is swimming as if he is the brilliant lightning flashing across the water? Also, while he was 31, he swam over the qualifying trials for Olympic swimming team as if it was just a piece of cake for him. The Rio 2016 is the fifth Olympics of his spectacular career.

He began to make headlines while he was just 15 years old when he reached the 5th position in the 200m butterfly stroke final at Sidney 2000. But the hardworking and committed lad that he was, was not satisfied with the 5th place. He said he should have worked even more and achieved the best position. Coming from a 15-year-old, that is indeed great commitment and vigor to achieve and win. He was so dedicated that he never took a day off from practice. He said there was a particular reason he swam every holiday, every Christmas and every birthday. He tried to do whatever it took to reach the ultimate height of victory.

He opened his Olympics medal-winning spree at the Athens 2004, where he won 5 medals. He had 8 medals to his credit, and his tally of gold medals was just a bit low to the number 7 by Mark Spitz. So generally, people began comparing him to Spitz. But he brushed off the comparisons saying, he never wants to be the second Spitz, but he desires to be the first Michael Phelps.

In the years that followed, the world witnessed the greatest swimmer of all times carrying home as many medals anyone can get and becoming the most ferocious swimmer in the history. In London 2012, when he announced his nearing retirement, he also became the first ever male swimmer to win 100m butterfly and 200m individual medley titles in three games consecutively. After the final win, with 28 Olympic medals, Phelps emotionally stated that he finished his career as he wanted it to be. He also said that he only sees himself as a swimmer. Nothing more nothing less. Now, that is the height of commitment!

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