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Welcome to Balanced Beauty, your go-to destination for holistic health and wellness! Here, we believe true beauty is more than skin deep—it's about nurturing your body, mind, and spirit.

Whether you're looking to boost your fitness, nourish your soul, or embrace a balanced lifestyle, we've got you covered. Our expert tips, inspiring stories, and practical advice will help you cultivate inner wellness and outer radiance. Join us on the journey to becoming your healthiest, most vibrant self—because real beauty starts with balance.

BY: JOIADA CRUZATE

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Eating Healthier

“How to start eating healthier?” A lot of us look for answers to this question, especially at the beginning of every year...

Can we slow the aging process?

BY: Anthony L. Komaroff, MD

Q. Is it possible that scientists will one day be able to slow down the aging of our bodies?

A. You may be dubious, but yes, it is possible. I know it seems that every living thing ages — the flowers in the garden, our pets, and us. Yet a Harvard Medical School colleague who studies aging...

BY: Don Rauf

Increasing Walking Speed May Cut Diabetes Risk

Picking up your pace when you walk could offer extra protection against developing type 2 diabetes. In a new study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, researchers in Iran determined that maintaining a habitual walking speed of 2.5 miles per hour (mph) or faster...