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Move it or lose it: How prolonged sitting impacts your backside - Vimarsana News

Move it or lose it: How prolonged sitting impacts your backside

Fitness experts say we need to move our bodies as often as possible to avoid losing muscle strength but one University of Guelph professor believes it’s especially true for anyone who works at a desk all day.

6 Axe Throwing Franchise Ideas to Toss Around - Vimarsana News

6 Axe Throwing Franchise Ideas to Toss Around

While it may not sound very safe, axe throwing is a hot trend. Here are 6 axe throwing franchises to consider if you want in.

Why People Want Cannabis and Psychedelic Therapies and What it Takes to Serve Them - Vimarsana News

Why People Want Cannabis and Psychedelic Therapies and What it Takes to Serve Them

For clinicians, serving clients seeking these therapies demands specialized training, ethical considerations and a commitment to evidence-based practice.

Best Prep Courses for DevOps Certifications - Vimarsana News

Best Prep Courses for DevOps Certifications

We highlight some of the best prep courses to prepare developers and project managers for DevOps certification. Learn more inside.

Cold plunge therapy: fad or a true form of healing? - Vimarsana News

Cold plunge therapy: fad or a true form of healing?

In an interview, hip-hop superstar Drake said that his favourite feeling is the sensation he gets following a cold plunge. Other celebrities are enjoying this too: people like Russell Brand and Seth Rogan can be seen taking a dip in ice tubs all over the Internet. And on TikTok, videos with the #coldplunge hashtag have about one billion views. But is this new fad really that good for you?

Source: cbc.ca