Heart Health

Originally Posted by lwik … So if I continue to have the same diet but I added lots of biking like I have done, would the faster pumping of blood and a heart working harder start to break down the build up, or must the diet also change. I do realize that both would be … Read more

No pee during long/century rides

I’ve read that the act of cycling inhibits the urge to pee. Also, I think I recall reading that perspiring may affect the amount of fluid in our system which can put less strain on the urinary system. Personally, I have hyperhidrosis, which means I’ll be sweating most of my fluids out through my pores. … Read more

Gloomy Outlook? Debbie Downers May Be Born, Not Made

Oct 19, 2013 News & Views: From the Editors of Health Gloomy Outlook? Debbie Downers May Be Born, Not Made October 18, 2013 | By Health Editor Twitter FRIDAY, Oct. 18 (HealthDay News) — Some people might be genetically inclined to be negative, according to a new study. Researchers found that a specific gene variant can … Read more

Can You Really Be Addicted to Oreos?

Oct 19, 2013 News & Views: From the Editors of Health Can You Really Be Addicted to Oreos? October 18, 2013 | By Sally Wadyka Twitter For anyone who’s ever felt the nearly irresistible lure of the cookie aisle, who’s ever gotten in the car at midnight in pursuit a cookie fix, or who’s ever polished … Read more

JackIAdeline12’s entry on 04/11/2012 09:03

Shakes filled with protein are good for after workouts because they help increase muscle mass. Mix a protein shake with fruit, cocoa powder, egg substitutes or frozen yogurt to make a tasty drink that will help you feel great after a workout. Try doing lunges to improve your fitness. This exercise will help you develop … Read more