Health, Nutrition & Fitness

Running is one of the most accessible and effective ways to stay fit in Singapore—no fees, minimal equipment, and routes ranging from parks to city streets. Yet, despite these perks, the sport comes with a high risk of injury, far more than lower-impact activities like swimming or cycling. Doctors...

Salt—or more precisely, sodium—is vital for health in moderation. It helps regulate fluid balance, nerve impulse transmission, and muscle function. But most people consume far more than the recommended daily amount of around 2 grams (about 5 g of salt), especially in Singapore where processed foods and sauces are widespread...

Whether you’re an avid runner, a weekend warrior, or simply trying to stay active, knee pain and shin splints can cast a long shadow over your fitness routine. These common overuse injuries not only cause discomfort but can also disrupt your regular training if not managed properly. This guide...

In our fast-paced world, it's easy to slip into a spiral of self-doubt and criticism. But what if a simple change in how you speak to yourself could transform your mindset, boost confidence, and even elevate your workouts? This article highlights the transformative impact of positive self-talk: the internal dialogue...

This June, the National Stadium – Singapore’s crown jewel with its dramatic retractable dome – opens its doors free to the public. Whether you're a fitness buff chasing personal bests, a parent seeking family fun, or simply a fan of iconic architecture, there’s something for everyone. 1. Free Access to...

Dietary fibre is essential—not just for digestion, but for long-term health. Falling short on fibre doesn’t just mean one less spoonful of bran—it can have significant effects on your body and well-being. Here’s how to spot a fibre deficiency before it becomes a problem. 1. Constipation & Irregular Bowel Movements...

Running is a popular and highly beneficial sport that builds endurance, improves cardiovascular health, and positively impacts overall well-being. While many people enjoy it recreationally, others take it seriously, training for marathons and striving to beat personal records. For beginners, it’s essential to start with short distances. If you're aiming...

In recent years, science has increasingly shown that gut health plays a vital role in our overall physical and mental well-being. The gut is often called the “second brain” due to its powerful connection with the nervous system, and it impacts digestion, immunity, mood, and even weight regulation. Thankfully,...