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Controlling your cholesterol
Cholesterol is big news and big business these days. We are bombarded by ads and news articles warning us of the dangers of having high cholesterol. OK, we get it but do we understand it? Many of the TV ads we see try to teach us about the dangers of high cholesterol by showing computer…
Read MoreSwitching to Barefoot Running?
Are you thinking about switching to barefoot shoes? You may have seen people wearing those funny looking sock type shoes with separate toe compartments and wonder what in the world were they thinking. This type of shoe is a minimalist shoe or barefoot-style shoe meant so that the feet are near barefoot while protecting the…
Read MoreHow supplements and vitamins can help to beat stress and anxiety
Anxiety and stress are constant companions for many people living in the 21st century. In fact, millions around the world simply accept these uncomfortable and damaging emotions as inescapable parts of modern life. Living in a constant anxiety state or with high stress levels is incredibly bad for the human nervous system. And it doesn’t…
Read MoreTestosterone & libido boosting ingredients
Testosterone is important. You may have heard of it in relation to manly men lifting weights and bodybuilding. However, there is so much more to it than that. It is a major hormone involved in the male reproductive organs such as the testes and the prostate. Testosterone is also a major factor in building/ maintaining muscle…
Read MoreWhat to look for in the Perfect Multivitamin
With so many multivitamins on the market today, how do you know which one is right for you? Some contain only a few minerals, which may mean that you might not get your daily intake of certain supplements, while others may contain more than you need. Some come in tablet form while others are consumed…
Read MoreIs Hula Hooping a Great Workout?
Hula hooping? Yes, hula hooping. While it may sound like yet another exercise fad, people have used the hula hoop for exercise almost as long as humans have been exercising. The earliest hoops were made almost 2,500 years ago for religious dances, and medical texts from 1,300′s England describe the hoop’s use for back problems.…
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