Less Than ¼ of Americans Exercise Enough
7/17/2018The study in Atlanta, Georgia, found that more than 75% of Americans are failing to meet even the minimum of federal...
Read More5 Great Reasons to Practice Yoga
6/19/2018Join in the celebration on June 21 of the International Day of Yoga, which is designated by the United Nations...
Read MoreLight Exercise Increases Lifespan
3/10/2018According to new research, if you can even find small amounts of time to do a little exercise, you will...
Read MoreMigraines and Heart Disease
2/17/2018It seems that migraine sufferers may face long-term and potentially deadly problems. According to new research, experiencing these headaches could...
Read MoreIs Pollution Making It Dangerous to Walk?
12/19/2017Most of us deal with daily air pollution these days, but could our air quality be getting so bad that...
Read MoreHappy and Healthy Father’s Day
6/8/2017While some dads might be happy with a day off from chores and a chance to park themselves on the...
Read MoreYoga as Depression Fighter
4/1/2017There may be another natural option for depression sufferers. New research suggests that relief might be as simple as taking...
Read MoreA Sedentary Lifestyle is as Harmful as Obesity
3/23/2017Research says that inactivity has a risk similarly to that of obesity for developing heart disease. Exercise is one of...
Read MoreBenefits of Being a “Weekend Warrior”
1/21/2017According to recent research, weekend warriors really do get some of the same benefits as those who exercise every day.
Read MoreA Workout All Women Should Be Doing
1/14/2017For 2017, find out why every woman should be doing strength training as part of their daily exercise regime.
Read MoreThe Truth About Running and Your Knees
1/5/2017New research suggests that not only is it possible that running doesn’t harm your knees, it’s possible that it actually...
Read MoreCompetition Motivates Us to Exercise
11/10/2016New research suggests that getting a little competitive might spur you to work out more than support does.
Read MoreTiming of Exercise Matters
8/6/2016Some of us hop out of bed, slip on running shoes and plunge right into a workout even before sunrise,...
Read MoreSpurring Success in Office Walking Programs
7/21/2016The use of promotions and rewards can greatly increase involvement in workplace wellness programs.
Read MoreBetter CPR From Bigger Rescuers?
7/14/2016People may have a greater chance of surviving cardiac arrest if the person performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on them is...
Read MoreParkinson’s on the Rise in Men
7/7/2016Rates of Parkinson's disease may have escalated in American men during the last several decades and--in a mind-boggling twist--a contributing...
Read MoreExercise and Ovarian Cancer
7/5/2016Two new studies have found that a sedentary lifestyle may be linked to a higher risk of ovarian cancer.
Read MoreOne-Minute Workouts Can Do Wonders
5/10/2016Brief workouts based around a single minute of intense exercise broken up into three intervals may be as effective in...
Read MoreGreener Neighborhoods Are Better for Your Health
4/26/2016Women residing in areas with more trees and other types of vegetation appear to have a lower risk of mortality...
Read MoreNation of Sloths
4/2/2016New research has found that a mere 2.7 percent of Americans meet the minimum criteria for leading a healthy lifestyle.
Read MoreToo Much TV Harmful for Young Adults
12/17/2015Young adults who admit to spending long periods of time stretched out on the couch watching TV are more likely...
Read MorePre-Pregnancy Exercise for Pain Prevention
10/31/2015Women who exercise regularly before they conceive may have a lower risk of experiencing pelvic girdle pain over the course...
Read MoreSitting Kids
10/10/2015Sitting isn't just bad for adults. As it turns out, sitting for prolonged periods of time is very bad for...
Read MoreOne More Reason to Stand Up
10/3/2015New research suggests that people who sit for too long may end up with liver disease as well as heart...
Read MoreAdult Biking Injuries on the Rise
9/15/2015Hospital admissions due to injuries sustained while bike riding have more than doubled in recent years, with the most substantial...
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