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Loss of Leg Strength Greater in Overweight Older Women, Study Finds

 A New Hampshire study found that the leg strength and power of overweight older women is less than that of older normal-weight women. Read More
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Eating Slowly And Chewing More Are Linked To Better Health

 A study reported in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, lean individuals averaged four bites per minute and chewed each bite an average of 21 times. Read More
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Parents' Weight Shown to Influence Children's Weight in Study

 Some prior research has indicated that obesity may be partly hereditary; now, researchers are wondering if thinness might also be inherited. Read More
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For Pre-Diabetics, Lifestyle Intervention More Effective Than Drugs

 Pre-diabetes places Baldwin among an estimated 79 million Americans with elevated blood sugar levels that can put them at risk of chronic, life-threatening Type 2 diabetes, according to the American Diabetes Association. Read More
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Changing Diet Can Boost Energy Levels, Say Experts

 When we eat many different foods at the same time, our digestive system becomes unnecessarily stressed and needs to work overtime. Read More
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Diet More Important Than Exercise for Optimal Health, Experts Say

 Virtually all studies, say the Griesels, indicate that minimizing calories while optimizing or supplying adequate nutrients results in the best physical health. Read More
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Experts Say Getting Vitamin D the Right Way Is Vital To Health

 Too much Vitamin D can increase heart rate and lead to irregular heartbeat say a new report from the American Heart Association. Read More
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Fruits and Veggies Can Hydrate Better Than Water

 In fact, fruits, vegetables, eggs and raw animal protein are between 70% to 96% water. Read More
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New Research Concludes High-Fructose Corn Syrup Is Harmful

 According to a study in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, adults who consumed high-fructose corn syrup for two weeks as 25 percent of their daily calorie requirement had increased blood levels of cholesterol and triglycerides. Read More
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"Lean Gene" May Lower Body Fat But Increase Risk of Heart Disease

 After looking at over 75,000 people for genes associated with body fat, they found evidence linking a gene called IRS1 to lower levels of body fat. Read More
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The TurboCharged Mind Explores Power of Self-Hypnosis

 The self-improvement and personal development TurboCharged™ Method is based on specific hypnosis techniques that are safe, comfortable and proven effective for breaking through self-imposed barriers. Read More
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Relaxation Is Essential to Your Health, Well-Being and Ultimate Happiness According to New TurboCharged Hypnosis Series

 Upgraded Website for TurboCharged™ Program Now Live - Now Includes Online Store Read More
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Data Strengthens Existing Links Between Fast Food Restaurants and Obesity

 Researchers found that countries with a higher density of fast food restaurants per capita had much higher obesity rates compared to those with a lower density of fast food restaurants. Read More
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Excessive Sitting Results In Larger Posteriors, Researchers Find

 According to a new study, the human body's cells will turn into fat cells more rapidly when prolonged pressure is applied to body tissues that are weight-bearing due to resting in one position for too long. Read More