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Exercise helps people eat healthier: Study

Not only can exercising in conjunction with a better diet help someone control their weight, increased physical activity in itself can help someone make better eating choices, according to a study from...


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Lunch in cubicle

Break the calorie curse of the cubicle

Does working make us fat? Sure, vigorously typing emails does not exactly qualify as exercise, but can knowledge-based work itself somehow increase our chances of gaining weight? There is new evidence...


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Swimming

Exercise vs. diet choice: Do both

Once again researchers have shown that the battle to lose weight isn't best resolved by diet alone. Nor is exercise the sole solution. Nope, when it comes to whittling away unwanted pounds it's the combination...


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Yoga class

Finding the sweet spot in group fitness

Whether it is Zumba, bootcamp, yoga or kickboxing, whatever your workout pleasure is, there's nothing like a great fitness class to get you to the gym and keep you coming back for more.


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Strictly Strength

Strength training's not just for bodybuilders anymore

The variations have new names but center on the same main principle -- whether you yank on suspension bands, pull stretchy rubber tubes, heft a bulbous low-tech kettlebell or pump traditional free weights...


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Type Os

Should blood type guide your food choices?

The idea of eating according to your blood type became popular with the 1996 book "Eat Right 4 Your Type" by Peter D'Adamo, a naturopath physician. The theory is that the genes behind blood type also ...


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