Ever wonder what you can do to increase your metabolism? Did you know there are foods that you can eat and drink to help boost your metabolism? Increasing your metabolism helps to burn more calories and raise your energy level. Read More @http://http://healthyliving.msn.com/nutrition/9-foods-that-boost-your-metabolism-naturally?ocid=Outbrain=obnetwork#1
This may or may not be news to you, but in case you\’ve missed it, in recent years there has been concern that fruit juices and smoothies have nearly as much sugar as non-diet sodas. Here\’s an interesting article highlighting some research on this very topic. We all know you just can\’t beat water, but …
If you are like us, you may have gotten caught up in \”Olympic fever\”. There are many a champion that have been inspired to go for it after watching an Olympic games. In honor of the winter Olympics, we thought we\’d share this article with you about how Olympians from various disciplines train for their …
How DO winter Olympians train for their big moment? Read More »
Do you purchase organic foods? Do you know what you are looking for when making such purchase? Here\’s a great article from the folks at MotherEarthLiving about what to look for in the labeling of organic foods so you can make sure you are really getting what you are buying (and often paying extra for)! …
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Could your warm and cozy home be hindering your weight-loss efforts? Dutch researchers say keeping temperatures a little chillier at home and the office might be an additional weapon in the fight against obesity. \”What would it mean if we let our bodies work again to control body temperature?\” said study author Dr. Wouter van Marken …
Cooler sleeping environment, a tool for weight loss? Read More »
Only about a third of U.S. doctors prescribe exercise in primary care — but new British Medical Journalresearch may encourage them to add physical activity to their arsenal. Exercise may be as effective as medications in combating health problems that kill thousands of Americans each year, the analysis reveals. The researchers reviewed the findings of 16 meta-analyses, including 305 …
