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Coach Jenn

Interested in helping those with Diabetes get fit and healthy

posted 12/23/2008, comments (0)

New Health and Fitness Program for Type 2

Kathy Smith’s Project:YOU! Type 2™ I can help you order and serve as your free coach. My goal is to Help YOU reach YOURS! - Coach Jenn is a step-by-step guide to creating a healthy lifestyle for people with type 2 diabetes and anyone who wants to reduce his or her chance of getting diabetes. Developed in conjunction... Read more Chevron

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sondrastuddard

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i am a single parent with 2 kids

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posted 12/23/2008, comments (0)

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if you have anything that might help me learn more about diabetes and what should i know and expect for it. also let me know what you found that helped you

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Richphf@aol.com

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posted 12/08/2008, comments (0)

Fitness for Diabetics

I'm an Advanced Health and Fitness Specialist with the American Council on Exercise and have recently put the most effecient and safest exercise program on video with a travel kit that gives the textbook info used to educate advanced trainers on how Diabetics should begin an overall exercise program. Obviously I would like to sell my kit to as... Read more Chevron

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Ann Bartlett

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Wellness Center Owner, living with type 1

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posted 11/02/2008, comments (2)

Yoga Versus Pilates

Yoga vs. Pilates In David’s recent post on yoga someone raised the question of yoga or Pilates, which is better? My first exposure to Pilates was in 1990, when I met a guy who opened a fitness center for elite athletes in Boulder, Colorado. The center was all integrated approaches to helping the elite body stay injury... Read more Chevron

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Laura

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posted 10/06/2008, comment (1)

Exercise may reverse the effects of overeating

A small new study suggests that even one exercise session may be able to reverse some of the harm caused by overeating. Researchers studied five women and found that one day of overeating reduced the body's fat-burning oxidation rate - a rate that is linked to insulin sensitivity. But when the same women exercised after overeating they increased... Read more Chevron

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