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Title: Environmental Chemicals May Affect Male Reproduction
Category: Health News
Created: 9/24/2009 4:10:00 PM
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Category: Health News
Created: 9/23/2009 8:10:00 AM
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Title: Teen Drinking Tied to Bad Choices as Adult
Category: Health News
Created: 9/22/2009 9:21:00 AM
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Performing Cardiovascular Activity to Lose Weight

A lot of people just don't know how to lose weight because they simply just don't know what they are doing. Some people just sit at home all day doing crunches and sit-ups expecting to see amazing results. Performing situps does nothing to help you lose the fat that is covering your sleek body. In order to lose the fat that is covering your midsection you need to start doing cardiovascular activities. Continue reading...

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Category: Health News
Created: 9/19/2009 6:10:00 PM
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Breathing technique could control asthma

Breathing technique could control asthma

Two researchers at Southern Methodist University in Dallas have developed a program that teaches a breathing technique to help control asthma.

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Jamaica Win Men’s 4×100m Relay, Berlin 2009

Jamaica Win Men’s 4×100m Relay, Berlin 2009
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Vaccines Approved for H1N1 Influenza Virus

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Juvenile Bone Health

Title: Juvenile Bone Health
Category: Diseases and Conditions
Created: 9/11/2009 4:25:00 PM
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Men Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer In Recent Years Have Better Survival Outcomes, Study Shows

New research to be published in tomorrow's issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) (Vol. 302, No. 11), by a team at The Cancer Institute of New Jersey (CINJ), shows that men diagnosed with prostate cancer beginning in the early 1990's had significantly improved survival outcomes compared with patients whose cancers were diagnosed in prior decades. Read more ...

Vince Delmonte No Nonsense Program Review

Vince Delmonte No Nonsense Program Review
No Nonsense Muscle Building Review Another Muscle Building eBook! It’s a sad fact that most of the fitness training programs available today fail to support their hyped up claims with ongoing support after the customer has purchased the product. However, Vince’s Delmonte’s program called, “No Nonsense Muscle Building”, is truly a cut above the rest. He offers [...]

No Nonsense Muscle Building Review

Another Muscle Building eBook!

It’s a sad fact that most of the fitness training programs available today fail to support their hyped up claims with ongoing support after the customer has purchased the product. However, Vince’s Delmonte’s program called, “No Nonsense Muscle Building”, is truly a cut above the rest. He offers personal coaching in his delux version of the course!

It has taken the fitness industry by storm for its natural approach without supplements or drugs and in its ability to help weight loss whilst gaining muscle mass fast. Featured in the bodybuilding media it is the same system that allowed Vince to gain 41 pounds of lean razor sharp muscle in under 24 weeks. Click here for more information: No Nonsense Muscle Building Program Review.

Who is Vince Delmonte?

Vince DelMonte or “skinny Vinnie” as he was once known used to be a 149 pound long distance runner who was desperate to find a method to overcome his skinny gene’s. He developed a method that earned him 41 pounds of rock-hard muscle in less than six months, gaining international publicity when he won the Canadian Fitness Model Championships in Windsor Ontario in November 2005.

Initially though, he was frustrated as he was doing everything the fitness industry told him he should be doing to build muscle without results. It wasn’t long before he realized that what he had been told was wrong. The fitness industry is deceiving you for a reason and that is to sell product be it equipment or supplements.

Therefore, when Vince decides to reveal his muscle building secrets then you just have to sit up and take notice. Click here to read more: Vince Delmonte Review. Click here to get the full story: Vince Delmonte Program Review.

What The Program Guides include:

• No-Nonsense Muscle Building book
• The 29-week beginner to intermediate workout plan
• The 29-week advanced plan
• Healthy detailed meal plans
• metabolic growth calculator
• Unlimited updates for all eBooks
• DVD and MP3 programs (deluxe version)
• 100% unlimited email coaching (deluxe version)
• Private members zone (deluxe version)
• Sixty day unconditional money back guarantee

These guides (plus too many bonuses to list here) tell you how to eat and how to use anabolic workouts designed to make you gain ten pounds of muscle in two weeks.You can also sign up for his free newsletter that contains links to instructional videos, so there’s no reason not to at least try the program.

When all is said and done, No Nonsense Muscle building is a comprehensive well thought out and detailed program designed to enlighten you to the myths of the fitness and weight loss world while motivating you throughout program to gain muscle mass naturally. It will allow you to do all this and much more without risky pills and potions or drugs that damage your wallet and maybe your liver!. The fact that Vince advertises on his website that he has helped over 20,000 people in 21 countries, should speak for itself. Well recommended…

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'The Athlete's Guide to Yoga' - Conversation With Author Sage Rountree

'The Athlete's Guide to Yoga' - Conversation With Author Sage Rountree

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In case you didn't already know, yoga isn't just for hippies or trendy ladies who want to hit the gym but don't really want to get sweaty. Yoga is for people who are serious about treating their bodies well. Yoga is for athletes, and the place for athletes to start is with Sage Rountree's "The Athlete's Guide to Yoga."

Although athletes can benefit enormously from yoga, there are several reasons it can be difficult to begin the practice. You're used to competing, and trying to be the best. You're used to comparing your progress against your teammates or competitors. And you're probably used to being fairly good at whatever it is you do. Yoga can challenge all of these things.

As Rountree (who hated her first yoga class for the reasons listed above) told That's Fit, "Competition is elsewhere. I often tell my students, 'You could do this [more challenging] variation, but this variation isn't the key to enlightenment. Actually, you're probably making more progress by holding back.'" Not what you're used to hearing from your coaches, right?

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