An analysis of studies that followed that 544,000 people for an average of 12 years demonstrated that moderate to vigorous physical activity was associated with up to a 29 percent reduction in the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease. If you are looking for a good reason to begin an exercise program here it is.… Read More »
There are so many exercises that come with a cost. There’s nothing wrong with not having to pay to join a gym membership. If you’re trying to save money, that doesn’t mean you can’t get some exercise in your daily life. You can still workout while sticking to your budget. Here are some alternatives to… Read More »
Daily exercise can help you maintain your weight, boost your mood, and keep illnesses like heart disease and type 2 diabetes at bay. While committing to a workout regimen can be challenging, you may also face roadblocks once you begin, and one of the most common is taking a few common exercise myths at face… Read More »
Forget the idea that to lose weight you just need to work off more calories than you consume. The truth is far weirder Patrick George By Teal Burrell A SIMPLE calculation lies at the heart of a lot of mainstream weight loss advice. If calories out exceed calories in, you will lose weight. It is… Read More »
1 of 7 A Swedish study found that the peak time to have a heart attack was: Christmas Eve Christmas Day New Year’s Eve New Year’s Day 2 of 7 Evan Sung for The New York Times True or false? To lower the risk of food-borne illness, rinse that Christmas turkey inside and out with… Read More »