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Iron deficiency

Do You Need More Iron if You Exercise?

Athletes are like high-performance machines, and iron is the fuel that keeps those engines running smoothly. It carries oxygen to your muscles, the lifeblood of any good sweat session. So, you might wonder whether you need more iron if you exercise. Here’s what you should know.

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Urine Smells

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Ever wonder what that whiff from the toilet means? Your urine odor can tell you a lot about your health! This guide explores normal and abnormal urine smells, including what causes them and when to see a doctor.

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Cathe’s April 2024 Workout Rotation

Happy Spring, Cathletes! Springtime is all about growth, renewal, and a fresh start for things that have been dormant throughout the colder winter months. Let’s apply this fresh energy to ourselves and our fitness journeys this month with an intense mix of weight training techniques and heart happy cardio! Throughout the month, feel free to add in recovery workouts as often as you like. If you need additional days off please take them to heal and re-group, and come back ready to go! Sleep well, eat well, and stay hydrated!  You’ve got this!

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Arthritis in women

Why Are Women More Likely to Develop Arthritis Than Men?

This article looks at why women are more susceptible to arthritis than men. It explores the hormonal fluctuations throughout a woman’s life, including pregnancy and menopause, and how these hormonal changes can increase the risk of developing arthritis. Genetic and lifestyle factors like obesity also play a role. The article concludes with actionable tips to potentially lower your risk of developing arthritis.

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The Extreme Exercise Hypothesis

The Extreme Exercise Hypothesis: How Much Physical Activity is Too Much?

This article explores the potential downsides of extreme exercise, specifically for endurance athletes who engage in activities like marathons and ultra-marathons. Researchers are investigating the “extreme exercise hypothesis” which suggests there might be a limit to the beneficial effects of exercise, with extreme training potentially harming the heart. Find out more.

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