The World’s Most Fattening Food Ingredient
Annual HFCS consumption increased from ZERO in 1966 to a whopping 62.6 pounds per person in 2001. Consequently, HFCS is now one of the #1 sources of calories for all Americans!
Annual HFCS consumption increased from ZERO in 1966 to a whopping 62.6 pounds per person in 2001. Consequently, HFCS is now one of the #1 sources of calories for all Americans!
Ouch! Sore muscles after a workout are uncomfortable. Can adding more ginger to your diet help reduce muscle soreness after a workout?
Find out more about the benefits of sipping green tea before a workout.
Belly bloating is a common problem. Use these tips to keep your tummy flat after a meal, but if tummy bloating is a chronic problem, see your doctor.
A healthy treat to satisfy those Holiday sweet treat cravings!
Do you have a higher ratio of more powerful fast-twitch muscle fibers or more slow-twitch muscle fibers designed for endurance activities like long distance running?
This week’s featured product is Cathe’s Step Moves DVD. … but hurry this special is for a limited time only and will end on Sunday, December 18th. Use coupon code FP30 when prompted and save 30% off the regular price
You lose muscle mass and strength starting around the age of 30. How does aging affect muscle strength and muscle mass? Read on to find out.
Find out why some people are exercise non-responders and why some forms of exercise may be better for some people than others.
Learn three factors and how much each one contributes to total daily energy expenditure and how they can be influenced by diet.
You work out hard at the gym, but you still have ugly, dilated veins on the back of your legs. Varicose veins are common, especially among women.
Research shows that your brain doesn’t register liquid calories in the same way it does calories from food, and that can lead to weight gain. Find out how.