exercise Articles
Mouth Wide Shut: Adventures in Nostril Breathing – Part I
Friday, January 11th, 2013 by Carolyn Collman
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Eighteen years ago when I was a competitive marathoner and a graduate student in exercise physiology, I picked up a rather unorthodox new book called Body, Mind and Sport, by John Douillard. One of the books chief doctrines was that of employing nostril breathing also known as di... Read more
The Basics To Lose Body Fat
Thursday, December 27th, 2012 by mike
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Lose Body Fat Basics You hear it all the time , I want to lose weight. The most important factor is to lose body fat. To be successful , you should try to keep it simple but still use the utmost science because understanding the best ways to lose body fat will take awareness of .... Read more
Exercise and Arthritis
Thursday, December 20th, 2012 by mike
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ArthritisandExercise Your bones have a close relationship with the joints of the body. Hip joints. Knee joints. The joints found in your fingers and in your toes. When an arthritic condition occurs, it effects the function of the joints.Exercise and arthritis is a combination tha... Read more
Get Fit by Fifty for a Longer, Better Life
Saturday, November 24th, 2012 by Carolyn Collman
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Ive always told my older clients that its never too late to begin exercising to reap the rewards. According to recently published research, however, it may benefit you more to get fit by fifty. The study found that those who are fit in mid-life not only live longer, they live bet... Read more
Are You Too Tired To Exercise?
Thursday, November 15th, 2012 by mike
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Too Tired To Exercise The path to better health takes being consistent in an exercise program but what if you just dont have the energy to workout. Maybe you work long hours or the kids have you running around, whatever it is being too tired to exercise can get you off the path t... Read more
Tandem Adventures Part II: Paris
Friday, November 9th, 2012 by Carolyn Collman
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In my previous post I described my tandem bicyling adventures in Bend, OR at the National Masters Cycling Championships. From the week in Bend we arrived home exhilirated and excited for our next trip for only 11 days later we were leaving for France where my fiance, Chris, was c... Read more
Regular Exercise Significantly Cuts Colon Cancer Risk
Monday, October 29th, 2012 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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A new study confirms that regular exercise significantly decreases colon cancer risk. REGULAR EXERCISE SIGNIFICANTLY CUTS COLON CANCER RISK As I discuss in my book,A Cancer Prevention Guide for the Human Race, as many as 60 percent of new cancer cases are directly linked to modif... Read more
Tandem Adventures Part I: Bend, OR
Friday, October 26th, 2012 by Carolyn Collman
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Anyone who reads my blog regularly may wonder why I havent written in awhile. Well.I was a little busy in September- away much of the month. The adventures began with a week-long visit to Bend, OR to compete in the National Masters Cycling Championships and what a week it was My ... Read more
News Items, Resources from the Publishers of 2e: Twice-Exceptional Newsletter
Thursday, October 25th, 2012 by 76Trombones
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CHALLENGING THE TWICE-EXCEPTIONAL. A blogger at ChicagoNow.com wrote about the importance of making sure that twice-exceptional kids are challenged. The blogger, an attorney with experience in both gifted and special ed, suggests the IEP as a vehicle for this, but also offers sug... Read more
Poverty and Low Educational Levels Increase Colorectal Cancer Risk
Monday, September 24th, 2012 by Dr. Robert Wascher
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A new study finds that diet and lifestyle choices among the poor account for a high percentage of colorectal cancer cases in that population. POVERTY AND LOW EDUCATIONAL LEVELS INCREASE COLORECTAL CANCER RISK As I discuss in my bestselling book,A Cancer Prevention Guide for the H... Read more
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