Health Benefits of Free Transportation
10/1/2012 According to research from Imperial College London, using free transportation such as public busses is a good source of...
Read MoreFit, Healthy Children Do Better in School
8/14/2012A new study has found that the children who are fittest tend to earn higher scores on standardized testing. The...
Read MoreNot Exercising May Be Just as Deadly as Smoking
8/7/2012According to research at Federal University of Pelotas in Brazil, lack of exercise may very well be responsible for approximately...
Read MoreYoga May Help Stroke Victims
8/4/2012According to a recent study that took place at Roudebush Veterans Administration Medical Center and Indiana University in Indianapolis, yoga...
Read MoreFitness & Exercise
8/1/2012Exercise fundamentally changes every system and function in your body. The older you get, the more important it is –...
Read MoreAn Overdose of Exercise
6/30/2012New research that took place at the Mid America Heart Institute of St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri, found...
Read MoreObesity Harms Brain Skills
4/21/2012New research suggests that senior citizens with too much extra weight may well be at higher risk of loss of dementia.
Read MoreFat-Burning Hormone
2/21/2012Brown fat is body fat that burns energy, as opposed to the more typical white fat, which just stores the...
Read MoreSoccer May Not Be So Safe
1/31/2012A recent study has found that children who often head a soccer ball are at risk for developing a brain...
Read MoreSitting Causes Cancer Even if You Exercise
12/20/2011According to research presented at the American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR), up to 173,000 new cases of cancer could...
Read MoreSafe at Home Birthing
12/17/2011New research that suggests home birthing is an extremely safe option for both mother and baby. Scientists at the University...
Read MoreBurning Off Belly Fat
9/27/2011According to a new study that took place at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina, cardiovascular exercise was...
Read MoreCutting Alzheimer’s Risk
8/25/2011A recent study suggests that the single biggest risk factor leading to Alzheimer's in the US is lack of exercise. Twenty-one...
Read MoreLack Of Exercise Leading Risk Factor For Alzheimer’s
8/19/2011A new study recently released by the University of California in San Francisco, suggests that the single biggest risk factor...
Read MoreHeart Health and Running Speed
8/6/2011Researchers have found that the average mile-running times of people in their 40s or 50s correlates strongly to whether they have...
Read MoreBrain Training Boosts Intelligence
8/4/2011Recent studies have found that memory tasks performed regularly can nudge your IQ up a few points -- and the uptick...
Read MoreHeart Disease in Children
6/23/2011We all fret about the obesity epidemic among children as well as adults today. But few of us worry about...
Read MoreExercise and Your Memory
5/21/2011Aerobic exercise can not only help you lose weight in all the right places but also gain something in one...
Read MoreSex, Exercise, and Heart Attacks
4/5/2011A recent study out of Tufts University just published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that the...
Read MoreTai Chi for Depression
4/2/2011Recent research at the University of California Los Angeles found that taking weekly tai chi classes decreased seniors' incidence of...
Read MoreExercising to Music Improves Balance in Elderly
1/8/2011For elderly adults, falls typically result in far more trouble than band-aids and reassurances. In fact, for those over 65, falls can...
Read MoreExercise for Building Health
2/23/2007Listen as Jon explains that exercise is not just for building strength, it is one of the most important components...
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