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Low Levels Of HDL May Increase Memory Loss by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Exercise A recent study has shown that there may be a link between low levels of HDL (“good”) cholesterol and memory loss.The researchers measured HDL cholesterol levels an ... Read on »
Summertime Foot Care Tips by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Exercise Many people like to be barefoot as much as possible during the summer; however, doing so increases your risk of cuts, puncture wounds, and even infections.The American College ... Read on »
Weekly Nutrition Tip #21 by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Exercise Tip #21Increasing Water Intakeby Dr. John BerardiSedentary individuals should drink at least 2L or about 8 cups of water per day, athletes should drink at least 3L ... Read on »
A Big Breakfast Can Lead To Weight Loss by Michael S. Patient Expert 1 Comment Posted in: Blog Posts in Exercise Research by the Virginia Commonwealth University has shown that eating a large, well-balanced breakfast can help reduce cravings and hunger during the rest of the day, which c ... Read on »
HGH Benefits May Be All In The Mind by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Exercise Research at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research in Sydney, Australia has shown that an athletes’ performance increases when they think that they are taking a perfor ... Read on »
Weekly Nutrition Tip #20 by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Exercise Tip #20How Much Water?by Dr. John BerardiYou always hear experts recommending that you drink more water but how many of you actually do it? And how much is enough? ... Read on »
Fruits And Vegetables May Protect Smokers From Lung Cancer by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Exercise Research by the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Jonsson Cancer Center has shown that eating three servings of fruits and vegetables per day and drinking green or ... Read on »
Resveratrol May Protect The Heart And Slow Aging by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Exercise Research by the University of Wisconsin-Madison has shown that low doses of resveratrol mimic the effects of calorie restriction, which has been shown previously to extend lif ... Read on »
Dehydrated Tomatoes Shown To Protect Against Prostate Cancer by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Healthy Eating New research by the University of Missouri has shown that dehydrated tomatoes my help protect against prostate cancer. Valeri V. Mossine, Ph.D., states that “processing many e ... Read on »
Men And Women Shown To Metabolize Fructose Differently by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Weight loss A study by the Lausanne University School of Biology and Medicine in Switzerland has shown that men and women metabolize high levels of fructose differently. The study reveale ... Read on »
Walking The Golf Course Affects Swing And Performance by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Golf A study presented at the 55th American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Annual Meeting has shown that golfers change their swing and key swing mechanics throughout the course ... Read on »
Football Causes Loss Of Height During Games by Michael S. Patient Expert 1 Comment Posted in: Blog Posts in Football A study presented at the 55th American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Annual Meeting revealed that football players experience temporary loss of height during the game. It ... Read on »
Protecting Your Eyes From The Sun Just As Important As Skin by Michael S. Patient Expert 1 Comment Posted in: Blog Posts in Recreation According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), overexposure to the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) rays has been associated with several eye problems, such as age-related cata ... Read on »
Some Nutrition Information For Young Athletes by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Sports Good nutrition is important for young athletes and is essential for health, performance, and normal growth. Amanda Leonard, M.P.H., R.D., a pediatric sports nutritionist at th ... Read on »
A Low-Fat Diet May Help Prevent Prostate Cancer by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Healthy Eating Research has shown that eating less polyunsaturated fat, which is typically found in baked and fried foods, helps prevent prostate cancer in mice. The research was performed b ... Read on »
Apple Or Pear - What Body Shape May Be Telling You by Michael S. Patient Expert 1 Comment Posted in: Blog Posts in Weight loss Where overweight people carry their extra weight – the waist or hips – can influence their risk of several disorders. Research has shown that having an “apple-shaped” body ... Read on »
Heart Disease Begins At Childhood by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Exercise A study by the Tulane Center for Cardiovascular Health in New Orleans suggests that the route to heart disease begins in childhood. The researchers state that two of the bigge ... Read on »
Nuts May Help With Weight Control by Michael S. Patient Expert 1 Comment Posted in: Blog Posts in Weight loss Many people avoid nuts, believing they are too high in calories; however research now suggests that nuts can help with weight control. Nuts, with the exception of chestnuts, c ... Read on »
Frequent Weight Gain And Loss May Weaken Men's Bones by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Weight loss A study by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health in Oslo examined 4,601 men between the ages of 25 and 50 for 28 years. The researchers found that the more often these men ... Read on »
Why Alcohol Makes You Fat by Michael S. Patient Expert Posted in: Blog Posts in Weight loss I recently purchased the TNT Diet Jeff Volek and Adam Campbell. I haven't read much, but while skimming I found a nice page on alcohol and how it makes you fat. Since I have ... Read on »