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By Shirley P Allen on March 11, 2010
One of the hottest topics in the world of healthiness and fitness right now is the acai berry. It has been touted as a marvel superfood on everything from blogs and websites to TV talk shows. It has been claimed to be constructive for everything from anti-aging to weight loss and colon cleansing.
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By Katherine Crawford, M.S. on March 9, 2010
Many exercise experts have conflicting stances on the best exercises for getting toned arms. Has all the conflict left you in a state of confusion? I remember how it left me pretty confused.
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By Katherine Crawford, M.S. on March 9, 2010
Are you having a hard time picking the right diet to get rid of bingo wings? If so, you are not alone. After all, even government officials are having a hard time figuring out the best nutritional approach for losing fat.
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By John Mechanzae on March 8, 2010
This new fitness system present itself as an easy and quick way to shed pounds. Designed for busy people it’s a weight loss program. In fact the literature has stated,”It’s a trainers type of system that DOESN’T necessarily need a trainer.” This article will not seek to be a tutorial on the system rather a basic education on answering if Turbulence training Scam is real or fiction.
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By Adriana Noton on March 5, 2010
For many people the word yoga conjures up something only vaguely related to the lotus position. However, it is more than just one pose; it embraces not only a physical discipline but also a philosophical basis for leading one’s life. The word itself comes from ancient Sanskrit text and roughly translates to “royal union, ” which is to say a proper balance between body and mind.
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By John Mechanzae on March 4, 2010
One of the most recent and most well liked methods for shedding pounds nowadays is turbulence coaching. In the world of weight management, there is always a more recent, quicker, better methodology of losing undesired pounds and unsightly fat. Oprah usually has the mastermind of the newest craze on her show, and all of a sudden your junk email filter is full of advertisements for the new product. Three months later on someone else appears on the show, with a new diet, a new supplement, a new metabolism booster, and the junk email filters start filling up once again.
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By Katherine Crawford, M.S. on March 4, 2010
Having an idea of which exercises are a waste of time is just as important as having an idea of which exercises are the best. Unfortunately, some of the most prescribed arm exercises are extremely ineffective.
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By Dr. Markho Rafael on March 3, 2010
5,300 years ago, an injured and starving man from Val Venosta, Italy, fled across an Alpine glacier to escape pursuers. But his enemies caught up with him and with a practiced arrow-shot penetrated his shoulder blade and subclavian artery. Before long, he was dead from blood loss. “Oetzi the Iceman” was found mummified in 1991. On his person were pouches containing mushroom remedies, the oldest known proof in existence of medicinal mushrooms usage.
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By Katherine Crawford, M.S. on February 26, 2010
Not only does stress put you at risk for cancer, but it also promotes the storage of visceral fat. The type of fat that covers your internal organs and makes your stomach protrude.
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By Adriana Noton on February 25, 2010
There are many advantages to taking part in Yoga, but unlike other exercises there are many different yoga poses to be learned which is why I have decided to tell you about some of the main ones so that you can learn this age old art of stretching to give yourself a better body, relaxation and improve your inner strength.
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