Tropical Weight Loss
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Take-home message: Obese clients seeking weight loss are encouraged to progressively strive to accumulate 10,000–13,000 steps per day, including at least 10 minutes of stepping at a moderate to vigorous intensity.
Yes, ginger can help you lose weight. Experts note that the research shows, “… some convincing evidence to support the efficacy of ginger in...
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Pannus stomach occurs when extra skin and fat deposits hang from the stomach or belly area on the abdomen. It sometimes occurs after pregnancy or...
Read More »In May 2015 in San Diego, ACSM’s 62nd annual meeting brought together thousands of professionals from around the globe in more than 70 disciplines to exchange research, present new clinical techniques and share scientific advancements in public health, physical activity, sports medicine and exercise science. This article covers just one of six studies reviewed. To read all of them, see “Six Takeaways From the ACSM Annual Meeting” in the online IDEA Library or in the September 2015 print issue of IDEA Fitness Journal. One of the topics the column explored the number of daily steps required to induce weigh loss in obese clients, summarized here.
Fibrous fat is less easily removed than fluffy fat because the fibers that form around and between those fat cells hold it in place and make it...
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Here are 29 healthy, weight-loss-friendly snacks to add to your diet. Mixed nuts. ... Red bell pepper with guacamole. ... Greek yogurt and mixed...
Read More »Yes, you read that right – constant picking can enlarge those nose holes. “Pinching your nose is unlikely to help in minimising the nostril enlargement,” said Dr Tan. “On the contrary, it may attribute to the enlargement as it causes more damage and hence, inflammation through pinching.”
You don’t need research to tell you how gratifying it feels to indulge in this particular habit (yeah, sure, deny all you want). But if you must know, nose picking is so common that one survey of 254 adults found that 91 per cent do it – and 1.2 per cent do so at least every hour. So yes, people – not just kids – do habitually pick their noses out of boredom or nervousness. The obvious excuse is that it’s all in the name of removing those pesky boogers, which, in and of itself actually have an important function.
Acute liver failure can develop quickly in an otherwise healthy person, and it is life-threatening. If you or someone you know suddenly develops a...
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Sometimes overlooked as a form of exercise, walking briskly can help you build stamina, burn excess calories and make your heart healthier. You do...
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A low calorie drink About 100 grams of apple cider vinegar has about 22 calories, which means it makes for a low-calorie drink that can help boost...
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How do Lipo-B Injections Work? Lipo-B injections use substances that trigger the body's natural ability to burn fats and calories. Most injections...
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