Fitness

The first large-scale cohort study of its kind looked at the link between waist circumference in later life and the risk of dementia in a population of older Asian adults. Share on PinterestCould waist size predict dementia risk in older adults? Physicians, healthcare professionals, and medical researchers tend to use body mass index (BMI) to
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The couple that sweats together, stays together – right? That seems to be Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez’s motto, as the former Yankees player recently shared another joint workout video on Instagram. The soon-to-be husband and wife powered through an intense gym session, which they graciously captured on camera so we can all incorporate their
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People may develop a headache after exercising for a variety of reasons. Dehydration, exercising in heat or at high altitudes, or muscle tension can all lead to headaches after exercise. In some cases, an underlying condition could be causing a headache after exercising. In this article, we look at possible causes of a headache after
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When people say they “binge-watched Netflix all weekend” or “binge-read the entire Harry Potter series,” it’s much different than saying you binge ate, and can even make light of a very serious eating disorder. We’ve asked registered dietitians and two eating disorder therapists to explain what binge eating is, how it differs from overeating, and
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Exercise is great for overall health and fitness, but it can sometimes lead to a person feeling sore. This soreness may appear during the workout, or it may come on a day or two afterward. Generally, soreness due to exercising is not a cause for concern, and people can often continue to do physical activity.
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What makes us impulsive? Why do we find it so easy to say “yes,” when we know that “no” would be better for us in the long run? A recent study in rodents explores the neural mechanisms behind impulsivity. Share on PinterestCan neuroscientists come to grips with the neural basis of impulsive decisions? Controlling our
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Figuring out when to exercise could be just as important as the exercise itself, according to new research on the relationship between meal times and workouts. Share on PinterestNew research suggests that working out before breakfast has ‘profound’ health benefits. Some studies suggest that the effectiveness of exercise may be tied to when a person
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New evidence from a large dataset suggests that, while obesity increases health risks for everyone, women and men with obesity are predisposed to different obesity-related conditions. Share on PinterestThe analysis of a large dataset suggests that women and men face somewhat different obesity-related health risks. Obesity is one of the most common health conditions among
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