A recent article in the health section of the Washington Post by Howard Schneider titled "Figuring Out How Fit You Really Are" has been generating some buzz. I gave some tips for the column. You can click here to read the Post column Here is a little more details on the two tests that were featured in the column.
Continuous exhale through your nose for at least 30 seconds
How to Do It: Take a deep belly breath by breathing not just into your chest but into your belly (belly will ris...
Read more »...consider you an athlete in prime condition. This exercise is not easy but you will amaze... Read more »
...Alzheimer's disease. The study participants underwent fitness tests using a treadmill and had... Read more »
...Step!Before you begin an exercise program, take a fitness test, or substantially increase your... Read more »
...you the best results? There is a difference between fitness-walking and house-walking which is... Read more »
...above is probably just fine. If you are an average exerciser and work out a few times per week,... Read more »
Alendronate is used to prevent and treat certain types of bone loss (osteoporosis). It belongs to a... Read more »
This medication contains female estrogen hormones and is usually given to women who no longer... Read more »
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Wearing a face mask is an easy way to reduce your risk of contracting a severe respiratory illnesses such as influenza and SARS, Australian... Read summary »