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Metabolic age – what is it and how to calculate it? Use a simple formula!
Garret Crawford
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Metabolic age – what is it and how to calculate it? Use a simple formula!

If you regularly do sports, eat a healthy diet and generally feel great every day, you are probably as healthy […]

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Sidr Honey: The Perfect Addition to Your Winter Menu
Sidr honey (also known as Medjool) is one of the most popular kinds of honey in the world, due to its unique flavor and texture that results from its mountainous habitat. Sidr honey is produced by bees who feed on the nectar of the Sidr tree, which only grows in areas above 2000 meters in elevation.