> Most weight loss programs try to motivate individuals with warnings of the long-term health consequences of obesity: increased risk for cancer, diabetes, hypertension, heart disease and asthma. New research suggests the…
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> 1. Keep the carbohydrates, protein and fats in your diet in balance in the correct proportions (60/25/15). Obligatorily eat two hours before a workout (preferably to get about 500 calories, 75…
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> The following set of exercises will help you get rid of the hated cellulite, as well as strengthen the muscles of the arms and legs, to reduce hips and waist. Perform…
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> I am constantly asked about questions regarding metabolism and there there are a few basic things that everyone should understand about how this mechanism works in your body and what its…
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> To burn fat and keep it off the more ammo you can arm yourself with the better… 1. Burning fat and keeping it off is not necessarily about eating less but…
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> To date, all the mini-articles I’ve written on Vitamin D are to do with ensuring sufficient intake and avoiding deficiency. This article is no different. But first, a brief description on…
MoreYou’d be surprised, but scientists for a long time have doubts about the harmful effects of saturated fat on the heart and its relevance to diabetes and cancer. Bad reputation was assign…
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MoreIf you want every year significantly to gain muscle mass, your diet should contain carbohydrates. But many of us get fat from just one word “carbohydrates.” What should do such people? Never…
MoreFor a long time cardio continues to be a hot topic in all discussions on methods of burning fat. After all, as we all know, not just cardio can dramatically change the…
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