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Fitness for lifetime
If you are physically active, it has a significant impact- improvement of musculoskeletal and overall health. It will also delay ageing for you. With...
Fiber- The Missing Link Between Nutrition And Good Health
Fiber should be in our diet.
We sure have heard of several diet fads claiming to make you lose weight in as little as a...
THE OSSEUS OF THE MATTER: Minerals and Beyond
Bones in Our Body
There are 206 bones in our body and each of these bones from the largest to the teeny weeny ones have...
CUTTING-EDGE REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGIES
University of Illinois at Chicago
Drink Up For Good Health: Surprising Benefits Of Red Wine
In the past decade, alcohol consumption has become a growing habit that has influenced approximately half of adolescent and elderly population.
Our generation has been...
Vitamin D Lowers Heart Disease Risk
Vitamin D can boost your exercise performance and lower your heart disease risk.
According to a study presented at the annual conference of the Society...
Deadly Exposure: Asbestos Still Lingers Around Our World
Despite the fact that we now know all about the deadly perils of exposure to asbestos, it is still prevalent in some areas of...
Stand and Exercise More to Lose Weight
Standing for longer periods of time can prevent obesity.
In a study conducted by the American Cancer Society in collaboration with The Cooper Institute, The...
Are RFID Chips Medically Safe For Our Children?
While Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) has been around for over 90 years, few people had any idea about it. Nonetheless, it has stealthily grown to...
Gut Bacteria Could Cause Obesity and Diabetes
According to health researchers, an excessive amount of bacteria in the gut could cause the liver to change the way it processes fat, which could...
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