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10 Benefits Of Weight Training For Women

in Training / on December 17, 2015 at 8:42 am /<br>Maintaining a healthy body and physique is equally important for women as it is for men. Men usually prefer weight training to keep them fit and healthy looking, however, women have some reservations pertaining to weight training. They regard it as an activity that may make them look unfeminine in different ways<br>Men with low…

This Is the Worst Dish at a Chinese Restaurant

Everyone loves to indulge in Chinese takeout, but there is one unhealthy meal that is the worst dish you shouldn't order from a Chinese restaurant.

What Happens to Your Body When You Eat Farmed Salmon

Even though fish farms get a bad rap for "breeding nastiness," as one dietitian put it, what actually happens to your body when you eat farmed salmon?

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Five Ways to Fit in Fitness

7 Best Yoga Poses To Curb A Binge

What does yoga have to do with overeating? Research shows that yoga can diminish binge eating by 51%. Experts suspect that yoga may help by increasing body awareness, so you're more sensitive to feeling full and less likely to mindlessly stuff yourself.The next time you feel a binge coming on, try this flowing yoga routine, developed by Laura Madden, a yoga instructor and fitness director of the Scottsdale Resort and Athletic Club in Arizona. Hold each pose for 3 to 5 breaths, unless…

Can Physical Fitness Fight Dementia?

Dr Charles Vega explores the relationship between physical fitness and dementia.

Study Finds Link Between Physical Fitness And Brain Health

A new study investigates whether physical fitness correlates with the fitness of the brain's white matter, home to billions of connections between brain areas.

Why Working With Alloy is a No-Brainer for Liven Up Health & Fitness

Whitney Carullo, co-owner of Liven Up Health &amp; Fitness, shares why she considers partnering with Alloy Personal Training Solutions a no-brainer.

Health & Fitness: Tips for Success

The path to a regular exercise routine has great rewards as well as roadblocks. We’ll help make it simple and safe – and give you motivation to push on.

Senior Health: Fitness & Wellness

How to Be A Guest Blogger on Health/Fitness Blogs

You don’t have to own your own blog to be a blogger! These days, there are plenty of opportunities online to be a guest blogger, which means you contribute one or more blog posts to a blog that isn’t your own, similar to how you might write articles for a magazine. The benefits of guest blogging include extra income, attracting ... Read More

Physical Fitness Linked to Student Performance, Study Finds

Middle-schoolers who had high levels of physical fitness showed higher grades and better exam scores than their less-fit peers.

Does Physical Fitness Prevent Heart Attacks?

Study suggests regular exercise makes surviving first heart attack more likely, and an overall absence of exercise may be life threatening.

How Quickly Do You Lose Physical Fitness?

You lose fitness, strength, and flexibility if you stop exercising. This loss depends on several key factors, like fitness level and duration of your break.

How to Be Part of Men’s Health’s Next Major Virtual Health & Fitness Event

Get your brand involved in the biggest wellness event of the year

Are you fit for SWAT? Test yourself with these 8 physical fitness exercises

Too many officers start out in top condition but allow their physical fitness to diminish

Important Facts About Health & Fitness You Should Know

As I mentioned in the intro most of the interesting facts and statistics I uncover relating to health come from trying to find ways to discredit what I am trying to write. I can barely think of any health problem where exercise and healthy eating is detrimental. Perhaps a broken bone is about

Health Alerts: Can physical fitness lower your risk for dementia?

Being physically fit in midlife is associated with a lower risk of dementia in old age, a new study reports.