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The Easiest Exercise Ever?

by Ashley Staker on November 20, 2010

What if you could practice a simple form of exercise that would benefit your heart, strengthen your lungs, help modulate stress, and- if you are an athlete and interested in such things- take your performance to a higher level, and you could get all these benefits without even getting out of your chair? Without breaking [...]

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A Cure for TMJ Exercise!

by Ashley Staker on October 18, 2010

TMJ Cure & Exercises Explained Take just six minutes to read this article, print it out, and make a plan on following the exercises and you will be astonished at how much better your jaw will feel in just a week. Do you suffer from Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (also known as TMJ or TMD)? You [...]

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Muscle-Cramps Cured Easily

by Ashley Staker on October 13, 2010

Muscle cramps, experienced after exercising, working in the yard or playing a friendly game of tennis or basketball, aren’t necessarily uncommon. But they aren’t always easy to get rid of and, in fact, sometimes they can be a sign of a serious illness. Who Gets Muscle Cramps? Muscle cramps are a common problem, medically speaking. [...]

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What to Eat After Exercise

by Ashley Staker on August 19, 2010

There are very few groups of people for whom exercise is not a healthy prescription.  For myriad reasons, diabetics and/or those who have insulin resistance, (and may therefore be on their way to contracting diabetes,) stand to gain even more health benefits from regular exercise.  And, of course, you know that what you eat is important, too. [...]

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More Housework, More Sex?

by Ashley Staker on July 1, 2010

Can picking up a broom get a man more va-va-voom? That was the research premise for a recent study by Constance Gager, PhD, a sociologist in the department of family and child studies at Montclair State University in New Jersey. Dr. Gager started with the well-documented fact that housework is typically shared unevenly between husbands [...]

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Disclaimer: I do not advocate carbohydrate binges; but if you absolutely must indulge in that big pasta dinner, then make a point of taking a walk before or afterward. A new study conducted at Loughborough University in Leicestershire, United Kingdom, indicates that walking at a brisk pace for a half hour may be just what [...]

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The Path From Depression to Heart Attack

by Ashley Staker on February 14, 2010

There are millions of people nationwide dealing with depression which has escalated the number of cardiac problems over the years. This is slowly posing a problem to many lives and most people are not even aware of the issues. Become one of the people that prevent themselves from having unwanted cardiac problems in the future. [...]

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Why the Recession Helps Our Health

by Ashley Staker on February 4, 2010

The recession has really played a drastic role in our lives over the past few years and it seems that it has actually had some beneficial aspects to our lives. A shopkeeper once told me his bicycle sales went up when the economy went down. Sure enough, The Economist reported a sharp increase in demand [...]

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Which Workout for What Heart Problem?

by Ashley Staker on January 28, 2010

There are many different workouts out there and it can be hard knowing which wones will benefit your health problems. Why not determine this now and get yourself using useful, heart improving workouts. It doesn’t take a scientist to figure out that the hearts of athletes are stronger than those of people who don’t exercise. [...]

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Five Solutions for Your Aching Back

by Ashley Staker on January 26, 2010

Who hasn’t suffered a backache — particularly as the years tick by? Back pain is one of the most common medical complaints, with four out of five of us experiencing it at some point in our lives. Often people with back pain do need to see a doctor, but if you know your twinges and [...]

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