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  • Excellent Websites for Health Information

    Millions of Americans search for health information on the Internet. Whether the health information is needed for personal reasons or for a family member or friend, sometimes the information found is just what was needed while other searches end in frustration or inaccurate information. I cannot give you an absolute guarantee that the information will …

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    My Blogs http://ruthanbrodsky.com Topics include: marketing, internet marketing, writing for business, copywriting, social networking and working at home. http://secretstohealthandaging.com Topics include: preventative health, complementary medicine, recent research, fitness, nutrition, healthy aging, diseases and treatments, weight loss and much more. http://FromRetirementtoCareerChange.com Topics include: planning for retirement, starting your own business, internet business, information products, balancing your …

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  • Exercise for Cardiovascular Fitness

    In my last post I started talking about fitness based on the information I had given you on osteopenia. Fitness is also part of the process of increasing bone density as well as for increasing muscle strength, endurance and balance. Actually how complicated fitness is depends upon which fitness you are discussing. Cardiovascular fitness is …

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  • Fitness For Health

        Everyone agrees that it is important to be physically fit. However, the answers are many and varied for questions such as:     What exactly should we strive for?    And how do we get there?   Again, like so much of everything in life, the answer is not black or white.   …

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  • Bone Mass Reclaiming and Maintaining

    It isn't easy maintaining your bone mass if you're a woman over 50. You think you're eating healthfully and you believe you're exercising. The same has got to be true for men although they talk more about loss of muscle mass than bone mass. Then you take a bone density test as a base line …

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  • Good Bone Health at any Age

    You cannot feel the disease osteoporosis in your bones. In fact most people have no clue they have the condition until they fall down on the soccer fieldor off a curb and break a leg or an arm.

  • How Fit Is Your Heart?

    To answer the question about how fit is your heart you need to know that there is an important difference between what many of us think of as fitness-how long we can exercise before getting tired and out of breath-to the fitness level of our heart as measured during a stress test. A high level …

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  • Use an Event to Motivate Your Fitness

    If your motivation to maintain a regular exercise program is loosening its grip, try signing up for a sports event to get re-motivated. The sports even may be a 5K run, a charity walk or bike ride, or a marathon of tennis and golf. Whatever the event, use it as an incentive to keep pushing …

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  • Tai Chi Improves Fitness Levels

    In my last post I described the history of Tai Chi and a little about how this low impact, slow motion form of exercise helps to keep you healthy. In this post I will describe how Tai Chi can help keep you fit regardless of age. In traditional Chinese medicine, human beings are considered miniature …

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  • Improve Your Physical Fitness Using the Latest Guidelines

    I introduced the new first ever Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans in my previous post. Published by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS), the guidelines outline exactly how much and what kinds of activity you need to help control your weight and reduce your risk of major health problems. The Guidelines are …

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