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Dairy: Not Nature's Perfect Food If you refused to drink milk when you were a kid, you might be better off today. A body of research disputes the idea that humans need animal milk for any reason. Dairy consumption has become a controversial subject. What to eat and not eat is a... ( added 4 days 6 hours ago.)

Review of Peter and Tamara Lowe' s Get Motivated Seminar This week I had the pleasure of attending Peter and Tamara Lowe's Get Motivated! seminar at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando , Florida . I have no affiliation with her company, and I am not paid to write this review. I simply enjoyed... ( added 8 days 4 hours ago.)

Holiday Fitness Survival It's two days after Halloween. You probably have plenty of left over candy in your house. Candy apples and popcorn balls are all over the grocery stores, and Thanksgiving is around the corner. The holiday season can be both joyful and terribly... ( added 19 days 8 hours ago.)

Maximize Your Cardio Program Part 4: Speed and Efficiency The fourth and final article of this series on aerobic conditioning concerns increasing how fast you move. This article is for high achievers. If you are concerned only with decreasing your risk of chronic diseases, apply the suggestions from Part... ( added 25 days 8 hours ago.)

Maximize Your Cardio Program Part 3: Aerobic Capacity You probably have a love-hate relationship with the next level of cardiovascular training: aerobic capacity or VO 2 max training. It is heart-pumping hard exercise. It could leave you feeling euphoric, but it is not for the faint of heart.... ( added 32 days 7 hours ago.)

Maximize Your Cardio Program Part 2: Lactate Threshold Part 1 of this series of articles on cardiovascular training discussed how you can achieve changes in your body at the cellular level, such as increased capillary density, increased aerobic enzyme activity, and increased density and distribution... ( added 40 days 5 hours ago.)

Maximize Your Cardio Program Part 1: Cellular Adaptations This four part series of articles addresses the different adaptations that occur in the body as a result of four different levels of cardiovascular conditioning. When you understand how the different energy systems in your body work, you will be... ( added 46 days 6 hours ago.)

Find Your Motivation A good friend asked me this week to discuss on my blog reasons why people exercise. Earlier this year, he started an evening walking program. He wants to lose a few pounds and improve his overall fitness. He started walking a half mile a day.... ( added 50 days 7 hours ago.)

Lessons From My First Marathon September 25, 2009 Finished a summer of running 28 to 35 miles each week Fifteen weeks until the 2010 Disney Marathon on January 10. This year's mission is to run a full marathon. Last year, during my first marathon, I completed the marathon... ( added 57 days 5 hours ago.)

Herbs That May Be Effective In the United States , consumers are demanding more and more herbal products. Natural food stores are reporting annual growth rates as high as 60 to 80 percent for medicinal herbs in bulk, capsules, extracts, tinctures, tablets, and teas. Since... ( added 152 days 5 hours ago.)

Herbs to Avoid In the United States , consumers are demanding more and more herbal products. Natural food stores are reporting annual growth rates as high as 60 to 80 percent for medicinal herbs in bulk, capsules, extracts, tinctures, tablets, and teas. Since... ( added 152 days 8 hours ago.)

Do I Have To Be a Lawyer to Read a Claim on a Food Label? "Light," "Free," "Healthy," "Low," "Reduced," and other claims on food labels seem like common sense descriptions for everyday foods. "Trans fat free" should mean that a food contains absolutely no trans fat. Right? Sort of. Nutrient content... ( added 157 days 4 hours ago.)

. . . But My Kid Won't Eat That Parents face ever increasing challenges with encouraging their kids to eat healthy. Pressure seems to come from all directions such as the fast food chain on the corner, the cereal aisle at the grocery store, and grandma's candy jar. In a sense... ( added 157 days 4 hours ago.)

Functional versus Machine Training - Which is Best? You may assume strength training means going to a gym and using the Nautilus or Smith machines. Many people developed beautifully sculpted bodies using these machines. However, you also notice trainers working with clients using only resistance... ( added 157 days 5 hours ago.)

Periodize Your Fitness and Nutrition Plan for Optimal Results Have you noticed that your body tends to feel most ready for hard workouts on certain days of the week while other days you feel you need a break? Do your workouts tend to peak in intensity or volume about every two to three weeks? Do you... ( added 157 days 5 hours ago.)

Don't Skip the Steps - Levels of Fitness Imagine you are a 7 th grader finishing the school year and looking forward to 8 th grade at the end of the summer. You are going to start learning algebra in 8 th grade to prepare for advanced high school math. This is important to you because... ( added 157 days 5 hours ago.)

No Bull - Ancient, Tried-and-True Principles of Training You are ready to start your fitness journey or you are ready to take it to the next level. Where do you begin? Over the course of your training, what should you change? When? You determine the details, such as whether to play tennis or do a Swiss... ( added 157 days 5 hours ago.)