HeyJaredAnna Bartter
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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This Simple Routine Is Vital If You Sit All Day—How a 10-Minute Afternoon Reset Changed My Body in a Week (opens the original)
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It's official: my walking pad and I are on a break. After over a year of working while walking, my enthusiasm for the mini treadmill has (predictably) waned, and I've reverted back to spending the majority of my days sitting down. While my focus and accuracy may have improved (you try clicking a cursor while speed walking, and then we'll talk), it's fair to say that my body isn't faring quite so well with the new arrangement. My hips, in particular, are stiffer than ever (and they've never been,
I Did an ‘Energy Audit’ of My Entire Day—What Was Actually Draining Me is Shocking (opens the original)
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It might still be too early to announce a buzzword for 2026, but if we were pushed, we'd wager that the term 'energy' would be right up there. Whether it's the time of year, seasonal shifts or simply our stage in life, barely a day goes by right now without a friend commenting that she's feeling drained and depleted - regardless of how well-rested (or otherwise, as the case may be) she is. Be it good or bad (or more than likely, somewhere in the middle), we're more tuned in than ever before to t
5 Everyday 'Life Admin' Habits That Are Secretly Exhausting You (opens the original)
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If there’s one thing none of us seems to have enough of right now, we’d wager it’s energy. No matter how much sleep/holiday/downtime we get, it can still feel like we’re wading through treacle come 3 pm – and that’s just on the good days. The science is compelling here, too: studies (such as this one, published in the journal Behavioural Science) show that we’re not imagining it – modern life has more so-called energy drains than ever, as we’re subjected to near-constant notifications, bombarded
GLP-1s Could Be Changing More Than Your Appetite: What We Know About How They Impact ADHD, Brain Health and Libido (opens the original)
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If there's one conversation that could sum up 2026, it has to be the rise (and rise) of the GLP-1. In case you missed it, glucagon-like peptide-1 is a gut hormone that regulates appetite and signals to your body to make insulin. The synthetic form was originally formulated as a treatment for diabetes - but fast forward a few years, and GLP-1s are being marketed as a weight-loss drug that's very much front and centre of the health and wellness space. Interestingly, the narrative is shifting sligh
I Tried Roxie Nafousi’s Manifestation Technique for a Month—and It Transformed How I Handle Stress (opens the original)
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I'll level with you: I've always been a bit of a manifestation sceptic. But recently, I've been seeing more and more content around how transformative the practice can be, and I'll bite: I was intrigued. In case you missed it, manifestation is the idea that we can influence our lives in various ways through the power of thought, attracting greater success and fulfilment via a proactively positive mindset. If this sounds too good to be true (and trust me when I say that I get it!), you might be i
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