Despite growing popularity and adoption of programs incorporating heart rate (HR) zone methodology, the fitness industry, in general, appears to lack a solid understanding of the scientific facts and limitations... View More
Now that December is upon us and we are sliding comfortably into the holiday season, sweets tend to become more present in our diet. But a new paper published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocr... View More
We're all busy. We all know nutrition is more than 50 percent of the equation, but it can also be the most challenging part. If we don't plan ahead and make nutrition a priority, it quickly ge... View More
Endurance exercise accelerates the development of heart problems in individuals with a particular genetic mutation, a new study finds. In mice with a mutated version of desmoplakin, a protein th... View More
Sleeping later on weekends may be bad for you. Several studies have shown that there is an association between shift work and an increased risk for heart disease and diabetes. Now a new study..C... View More
Chances are, you are feeling a bit hefty after the Thanksgiving period; the average American consumes an average of 4,500 calories and 229 g of fat during a typical holiday get-together. But thi... View More
Perhaps the world's second-worst crime is boredom; the first is being a bore.†- English photographer Cecil Beaton I think I speak for all of us when I say, Boredom sucks. Most of us are... View More
Here's some serious food for thought: People probably consume 3,000 to 5,000 calories around the Thanksgiving table. Yikes. While eating often takes center stage during the holidays, that doesn... View More
The list of health benefits that accompany staying physically active is lengthy, but a new study suggests a further advantage; older adults who take more steps - either by walking or jogging - s... View More
A new study shows people's bodies react to the same foods in very different ways, adding to a growing body of research that suggests people may be better able to achieve weight loss if their di... View More
Having a good breakfast is definitely linked to educational attainment, according to new research published in the journalPublic Health Nutrition. Continued at MedicalNewsToday>>... View More
If you don't understand calories, macronutrients, and the value of whole foods, you'll never progress from average Joe to elite athlete. Unfortunately, misguided dietary recommendations and a... View More
Do you prefer to drive to work rather than ride public transport? The results of a new study might change your mind; riding a bus or train to work instead of driving a car could significantly re... View More
Planks are effective for all athletes, regardless of age, gender, or level of athletic ability. The plank’s power to improve core strength and balance and develop better upper and mid-bod
Antioxidants are natural molecules found in certain foods that help neutralize free radicals in our bodies. Free radicals are byproducts of metabolism and our environment. Continued at Medi... View More
Training can have a remarkable effect on all aspects of your life. Improving physical fitness will make you healthier and better able to cope with stress. You will look better and feel more conf... View More
In the wake of the obesity epidemic the US is currently facing, keeping an eye on one's weight may be viewed as a positive health choice. But a new study looks at the other side of the coin and... View More
When working with clients who are trying to change behaviors, the goal is to help them identify and integrate new, healthier behaviors into their daily lives. This involves a lot of focus on cha... View More
Being pleasantly or unpleasantly surprised by the taste of something can change a person's mood, according to research published in Food Research International. Continued at MedicalNewsTod... View More
