SHAPE Philippines Magazine - June 2018
SHAPE Philippines Magazine - June 2018
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In this issue
Shape Philippines June 2018 issue highlights strong women who has proven that finding happiness in what you do and having the important people in your life surrounding you will give you that beautiful glow from inside out. Read their stories in this issue: Actress and Shape cover star Kate Mara. Food Network host, cookbook author and entrepreneur, Ayesha Curry.And our very own strong Filipina moms, celebrity chef Rosebud Benitez and businesswoman Edna Seranilla.
Now, what make you pretty, happy?
Mindful Beauty
The benefits you get from luxuriating with masks, soaks, and other decadent rituals are much more than skin-deep.
4 mins
Bella Welcome To My World
Actress Bella Thorne gets real about where she’s at mentally and physically—and where she’s headed.
4 mins
Join The Fight Club
Martial arts can sculpt your body, sharpen your defense skills, and make you feel pretty almighty.
2 mins
Slim Chances
Everyday habits can affect your abs in a big way. Follow these science-backed suggestions to see a noticeable change in belly size and strength over time.
3 mins
Power-Train Your Brain
YOU KNOW EXERCISE IS GREAT for your body and mood. But new research is showing that it can have an equally profound effect on your thinking skills. “Working out is one of the most powerful things you can do to strengthen the brain,” says Wendy Suzuki, Ph.D., a professor of neural science and psychology at New York University. “A single workout triggers physiological changes that improve mental function,” she says. You don’t have to go all out, either. “Taking a walk stimulates the release of serotonin, dopamine, noradrenaline, and endorphins and makes you feel calmer and happier,” Suzuki explains. Those effects last for several hours, but if you hit the gym regularly, they may persist long term. Exercise trains you to push yourself when your body is telling you to stop, and that may help you remain calm when under pressure, research from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, found. Working out also triggers the production of norepinephrine, a neurotransmitter that builds the brain’s resilience to stress.
4 mins
Your Instant Stress Detox
When something upsetting happens, the best way to handle it is to deal with the negative feelings and let them go. “Not processing emotions appropriately can lead to depression or even high blood pressure,” says Mithu Storoni, M.D., Ph.D., the author of Stress-Proof. The most effective ways to de-stress, though, aren’t always the most obvious. Try one or all of these proven methods to reset and relax.
1 min
The New Light Therapy
Bulbs in different colors deliver a rainbow of health benefits that make you feel strong, rested, and focused. Here’s how to activate their power.
2 mins
The Adventure Lovers
Jaclyn, 33, and Scott Byrer, 31, are as crazy about working out as they are about each other. Their typical date? CrossFit or a multimile trail run. Here, they explain why their love for the active life is essential to their bond.
1 min
Kate Kicks Back
Thanks to her new marriage, a healthier way of eating, and animal advocacy work she’s passionate about, Kate Mara has found her bliss zone.
4 mins
​Postbaby Reality Check
There’s a mental and physical shift that can energize your motivation, appreciation, and well-deserved pride.
1 min
A Hotter, Bolder Barre
This may be the most potent blend of the ballet-inspired method: a mix of fast, no-impact intervals and firming moves. Prepare to be won over by how much fitter you feel in just three workouts.
2 mins
Recover And Restore
Despite prevailing fears, lost z’s will not do you in. But there is a strategy for catching up. Here, the new snooze rules.
2 mins
The Truth About Tighter Abs
There’s no one right way to tackle your midsection, which may be why so many myths abound. Let these top trainers set the record straight.
4 mins
Reach Your Next-Level Physique
This 30-minute WOD is CrossFit for all. Anyone. Anywhere. And the transformation you see in your body and ability is guaranteed to make you a convert.
2 mins
SHAPE Philippines Magazine Description:
Publisher: International Ventures For Media & Distribution
Category: Health
Language: English
Frequency: 10 Issues/Year
SHAPE Philippines bring the US' #1 Active Lifestyle Brand for Women to the country. It is the 4th largest young women's magazine with a total circulation of 1,638,925. The mission is to inspire women to live in the fit mindset. #LoveYourSHAPE
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