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  • Interval Training: Burn Calories Fast and Effectively

    Interval training involves alternating between short bursts of intense activity and longer intervals of less intense activity. It can be done with or without equipment and offers benefits such as burning more calories, increasing exercise efficiency, and improving aerobic capacity. It can be personalized based on individual capability and should be started cautiously, especially for…

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  • Alleviate Arthritis Pain with Exercise

    Living with osteoarthritis and stiff joints can bring reluctance to move, but inactivity can worsen the pain. Exercise increases blood flow to the joint, helping to increase flexibility, decrease bone loss, and control joint swelling. It is important to warm up, keep impact low, move slowly, cool down, and not overdo it.

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  • What to Eat Before and After Exercise

    Pre-Workout nutrition should include carbs and easily digestible protein 1-3 hours before exercising. Post-workout, consume a 3:1 carb-to-protein ratio within 30 minutes to replenish glycogen stores and aid muscle repair. Avoid sugary drinks, hard-to-digest foods, and not eating anything post-workout.

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  • Boost Your HGH Naturally: Tips for Healthier Aging

    Maintaining healthy Human Growth Hormone (HGH) levels is crucial for metabolism, growth, muscle strength, and recovery, especially in seniors. To enhance HGH, limit sugar and fructose intake, engage in high-intensity exercise, and consume whey protein post-workout. Proper diet and exercise promote optimal HGH levels, combating muscle loss and aiding overall health.

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  • Happy New Year 2020

    The ACSM advises 30-60 minutes of moderate exercise five times weekly, but even 10 minutes of daily activity provides health benefits like mood elevation and disease risk reduction. Incorporating simple movements into daily routines can enhance health. Suggested workouts include dumbbell exercises and bridging, with safety precautions recommended before starting.

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