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View fullsize High Protein Snack Options 🥜 Protein is a macronutrient that keeps you fuller for longer, assists in stabilising blood sugar levels and is essential for muscle and bone strength. Some snack ideas to help meet your daily protein needs include: 👉
View fullsize Exercise can boost your immune system! Did you know that regular, moderate exercise can strengthen your immune system? Research shows that engaging in consistent physical activity can improve the body's immune response, helping to fend off illnesses
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View fullsize Sleep better, live better! Struggling to get a good night’s sleep? Exercising regularly can improve your sleep quality by as much as 65%, according to recent studies. It helps you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling
View fullsize What is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist? 🏅💪 An Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP) is a highly trained professional specialising in the design and implementation of exercise programs to enhance health and manage various conditions. Here&rsq
View fullsize ☀️ Meet the Team ☀️ Kaija Melkis Occupational Therapist at PACE Health Management Kaija services south-east Melbourne, particularly around Frankston and Cranbourne. Her areas of interest and expertise include mental health, neurodiversity-affirming
View fullsize Get stronger bones with exercise! Weight-bearing activities, like running, dancing, or resistance training, are crucial for bone health. These exercises help build and maintain bone density, which is essential in preventing osteoporosis. Studies s
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