Health and Fitness

Research based tips which builds Strength, Energy, and Longevity

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Unlock Your Best Self with Smarter Health Choices

Your health isn’t built in a day - it’s built daily. At BetterSelfLabs, our Health and Fitness hub brings you evidence-based insights, practical workouts, nutrition guides, and recovery strategies to help you train smarter, eat better, and live longer. Whether you’re a beginner starting your fitness journey or someone chasing peak performance, this is where science meets everyday life.

Why Health and Fitness Matters

Good health isn’t just about looking fit - it’s about energy, focus, and resilience. From boosting productivity to preventing chronic disease, fitness habits compound over time like the best investments. Our goal is to cut through the noise and bring you clear, actionable strategies that actually work.

What You’ll Find Here

  • Workouts that fit your lifestyle : bodyweight training, strength building, mobility, and endurance routines you can actually stick to.

  • Nutrition simplified : from high-protein meal planning to vegan and vegetarian fitness diets that fuel your performance.

  • Supplements decoded : creatine, protein powders, vitamins, and adaptogens explained without the hype.

  • Mind-body connection : mindfulness, recovery, and stress-management practices that keep you balanced.

  • Longevity hacks : evidence-backed approaches to build a healthier body that lasts decades, not just summers.

Our Promise

Most health content online is either too generic or too extreme. Here, you’ll only find well-researched, practical, and global insights designed for busy people who want real results without gimmicks.

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FAQ: Straight Answers, No Fluff

Best beginner workout split?

Full-body workouts 2–3 times weekly with progressive overload and keeping 1–2 reps in reserve work best.

Protein needs for vegans?

Vegans and vegetarians aiming for strength need about 1.6–2.2 g/kg/day from soy, pea, lentils, tofu, or tempeh.

Is creatine safe?

Creatine monohydrate is well-studied and safe for healthy adults at 3–5 grams daily standard dosage.

Sleep or supplements?

Sleep matters more; prioritize 7–9 hours nightly with consistent timing over supplements.

How to track progress?

Use workout logs, measure strength gains, and adjust training based on performance and recovery.

Common beginner mistakes?

Avoid skipping warm-ups, neglecting form, and overtraining; focus on consistency and gradual progression.