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Are you one of those people who skip breakfast because you're always in a rush or just not that hungry in the morning? Or perhaps you grab a sugary pastry or a fast-food sandwich on the go? Well, it's time to rethink your breakfast routine because eating a good breakfast can have a significant impact on your overall health and well-being. “Eat your breakfast, share your lunch with a friend, and give your dinner to your enemy” – a famous old saying makes us believe that our ancestors were paying attention to their daily diet, and there are reasons for that!

It is not surprising that getting enough sleep is important for overall health and well-being but sometimes it might be particularly hard when working a night job or having a lot of stress. In these situations, napping can be an effective way to restore energy levels and improve cognitive performance during the day. However, it’s not uncommon that people may feel groggy or disorientated after a nap. Consequently, that state also known as “sleep inertia” can pose a lot of problems during the workday. Here, we will try to advise you on how to make your nap more effective and less tiring or spacing out.

When we hear about collagen, it’s possible the first thing that comes to mind is aesthetic medicine. Nicknamed the "elixir of youth", it is indeed very popular among people fighting the external signs of aging. And true, who wouldn't want to feel eternally young and attract attention in their middle age? One of the major signs of aging is the destruction of cartilage tissue and the weakening of bones. And in these cases, collagen does not do badly. Having protective properties, collagen secures cartilage tissue from destruction. It may also reduce inflammation and help with joint pain. Moreover, when paired with calcium, it can effectively lower blood levels of proteins that contribute to bone destruction. You may wonder, though, is that all?