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Harvard Health Letters Doctors often say that the best form of physical activity is the one you’ll do consistently. If you’re still searching for an effective routine that’s actually fun, or want a high-tech take on fitness, consider active-play video games, also...
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Yoga, once a mystical practice performed mainly by spiritual seekers striving for inner peace, has become as American an activity as jogging and aerobics. Its newfound popularity could be a boon for people with high blood pressure, heart failure and other forms of...
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by Andy Coghlan New Scientist Magazine In December 2011, Rohan Wray and Chana Al-Alas walked free from the Old Bailey court in London after being cleared of killing their 4-month-old son, Jayden, in 2009. The injuries to his skull, knee, elbow, shoulder, hip, ankle...
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Surprising nutrition facts These days, we’re on nutrition information overload. Food and diet news is everywhere, from magazines to talk shows to websites. To find valid nutrition information, look for reputable magazines and websites with articles writ- ten by...
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This simple pasta dish incorporates the light flavors of summer vegetables into a traditionally rich dish. The sauce is similar to a succotash – but it removes the corn and substitutes the commonly used lima bean for protein-rich black beans, a favorite substitute for...
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By Lanier Norville A simple google search for “chia recipe” yields myriad results, from sweets to pasta to salads. Runners add a scoop of seeds to their water bottles for extra hydration – they absorb up to eight times their weight in water. Chefs take advantage of...
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