Sugar Is Sickening
You already know that sugar can make you fat, but do you realize that it may also make you sick—or … continue reading
You already know that sugar can make you fat, but do you realize that it may also make you sick—or … continue reading
Feeling a little blue at work? Go green—as in adding foliage. According to the June ’12 Health, a study in … continue reading
Got a test coming up? Or maybe you just need a better memory. Try GPC—glycerophosphocholine. Heck, just saying it even makes … continue reading
You’re sitting down to eat, and you’re ravenous. You can already tell that you’re going to overshoot your calorie limit; … continue reading
According to an item by Marianne J. Legato, M.D., in the August ’12 Prevention, the best thing you can do … continue reading
According to the March/April ’11 Well Being Journal, a group of 80 patients with irritable bowel syndrome took a placebo … continue reading
Is there too much high-fiving and butt slapping in pro sports? Maybe not. According to the May ’12 Reader’s Digest, all … continue reading
Cooling your palms appears to promote more energized workouts with more fat loss. According to the June ’12 Bottom Line … continue reading
According to the June ’12 Prevention, sweat that’s caused by stress is stinkier than the sweat you release when you’re … continue reading
Did you know that when something throws off your schedule, you can lose muscle? According to the May ’12 Reader’s … continue reading
When knees are aching, many people stay off their feet for relief—but that may be the opposite of what you … continue reading
If you want to make a good impression, just ask; that is, ask questions. According to the April ’12 Reader’s … continue reading
The March ’12 IRON MAN featured an article titled, “The Ultimate Fat-Burning Supplement.” It was all about L-carnitine. According to … continue reading
Want to get your gal turned on? Maybe you should take her to the gym with you. According to the … continue reading
Flirting at work is a bad thing, right? Not according to an article in the November ’11 Prevention, which said … continue reading
The best brain-building exercise is aerobics, and it must be vigorous. Casual walking is not enough: “You need to exercise hard enough that your heart is pumping at 70 percent of its maximum rate.”
In the September ’11 Reader’s Digest the feature “Life” had a number of sections on how to do things better … continue reading
You’ve read it over and over: Getting enough restful sleep is imperative to gaining muscle. Your body regenerates when you … continue reading
In “How to Lose 12 Pounds in Just 17 Days” [June ’11 Bottom Line Health], Mike Moreno, M.D., had some … continue reading
Do you take a multimineral supplement? Maybe you should, at least every few days, considering how important minerals are to … continue reading
Most of us have heard of Linus Pauling. He received two Nobel Prizes—one for chemistry in 1954 and the Peace … continue reading
For decades training experts and doctors have warned against youngsters lifting weights, claiming that epiphyseal plates at the end of … continue reading
Do you want to be bigger, stronger and leaner? Would you like to increase your speed, power, stamina and agility? … continue reading
If you’re online a lot looking for training information and motivation, you probably know the name Kris Gethin. He’s editor … continue reading
“I follow a plant-based diet and encourage others to do the same for optimal health and vitality, to live compassionately, and to leave less of a footprint on our Earth when I leave.”