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Childhood Obesity: a Statewide Analysis

The problem of obesity in the United States has been well documented, with a notable increase in recent years. Whereas in 1980 only 7% were obese in 1980, it is now estimated that the figure has now risen to over 20%. This article outlines the overall distribution of childhood obesity and underlines the need for urgent action.

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Why Recovery Days Are Important for Getting Fitter

Chances are you’re more focused on what you do on days you actively work out than days that you don’t. In fact, some people feel guilty when they take a recovery day. There’s no need for that. Recovery days are a vital part of any fitness program. Find out why recovery days are important and how active recovery days differ from passive ones.

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Is the American Diet Changing for the Better - or Not?

Diet fads may come and go, but what are the real trends gaining momentum in the American diet? This article discusses a new survey pointing out how the American diet has changed over the last three decades. Find out whether we’re moving in the right direction – or not.

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Exercise Trends: How Many People Meet the Recommended Requirement for Exercise?

You may be committed to working out – but are you in the minority? How many people meet the recommended requirements for exercise each week and how is it that trend changing? Find out more about who exercises and who doesn’t.

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Feeling Sleepy During the Day? It Could Be Your Diet

Do you find yourself drifting off to la-la land during the day when you should be working? It could be your diet. A new study shows the composition of your diet can impact your level of alertness during the day. Find out more about how to eat to avoid daytime sleepiness.

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Trace Minerals: What They Are and How Exercise Affects Them

What are trace minerals – and do you need more of them if you do strenuous workouts? Find out more about these under appreciated minerals, how they’re impacted by exercise and how to make sure you’re getting enough of them.

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Weight Maintenance: 3 Hormones That Make It Easy to Regain Weight Once You've Lost It

You’ve lost weight? Congratulations! Now comes the hard part – keeping it off. Unfortunately, sometimes your body works against here. Here are three hormones that make it more difficult to maintain your new weight once you’ve lost it.

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A New and Surprising Health Benefit of Eating Egg Whites

Is there a new reason to eat eggs and egg whites? A new study shows a protein in egg whites helps to lower blood pressure similarly to some blood pressure medications. Find out more about this new discovery and the other health benefits of eggs and egg whites.

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Ginger for Weight Loss: Is It as Effective as Some Weight Loss Medications?

Is a common spice you probably have in your kitchen cabinet as effective as a prescription weight loss medication? That’s what a new study suggests. Find out more about ginger, why it may be your ally when it comes to controlling your weight and more about the health and weight loss benefits of other spices.

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Cooking Oils Demystified: What's the Healthiest Cooking Oil?

What you eat matters but so does what you cook it in. You need a certain amount of fat in your diet for health reasons, but many people get the too much of the wrong kinds of fat and eat too many foods prepared with unhealthy cooking oils. This is particularly true when you go [...]

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