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If you are looking into ways of how you can become fitter or how you can lose weight, this article may be of interest to you. It gives information and advice to help people to successfully lose weight and more importantly to keep this weight off in the long term.

I have had many issues with my own weight and have tried many different weight loss programs and diets. I have lost weight but then after only a short period of time, I would put all of the weight back on again.

A few yea
Apr-07-2006 12:0:0 AM  - Steve Hill

The Science Of Muscle Building

Bodybuilding involves more than just lifting weights. It pays to have an understanding of human kinetics. How do muscles work?

Muscles develop by making them work. Muscles can only work when the body is in motion. They work extra when we are in full motion. Thus, to develop the muscles to the maximum, we must make them work to the best of our abilities. Hence, the bodybuilding principle of "No Pain, No Gain."

You can't grow your muscles by doing nothing. You have to move around a lot.
Apr-06-2006 08:22:19 AM  - Carl Graeber

Cancer Prevention Efforts Paying Off: Report (HealthDay)
There has been slow but steady progress in fighting certain cancer risk factors, most notably smoking, but roadblocks remain when it comes to other factors such as obesity.
Apr-05-2006 09:1:6 PM

Smoking can harm the eyes
According to recent research, smoking cigarettes incredibly increases the risk of vision loss due to age-related macular degeneration. What's more, that risk hits not only smokers but also people livi...
Apr-05-2006 07:20:36 AM  - Paul Douglas

History of Strength and Conditioning Science

Early records of strength training date back to 3600 BC when Chinese emperors made their subjects exercise daily (Webster 1976). During the Chou Dynasty subjects were required to pass weight- lifting tests before entering the military. There is large amount of evidence that indicates weight training was part of life in ancient Greece and India. In fact, the Greeks built numerous sculptures of people lifting stone weights.

Numerous systems of training have been proposed over the years
Apr-05-2006 12:0:0 AM  - Jamie Hale

When People Quit Smoking, Is Weight Gain Unavoidable?
There are a lot of people who smoke out there who, among other reasons, are afraid to try to quit smoking cigarettes for the fear of what they think is inevitable weight gain. Almost everyone they kno...
Apr-04-2006 01:53:29 PM  - Jim O'Neill

First Signs of Lung Cancer
Lung cancer is a major killer of men and women across the country. Air pollutants, secondhand smoke, cigarette smoking especially, and other causative factors contribute to the disease. Most of us t...
Apr-04-2006 09:56:28 AM  - Mike Herman

What Kills More- Cigarettes Smoking Or Obesity?
People who are either obese or smoking, even both are growing at a very alarming rate. While more and more people are suffering from the various diseases and complications that can be brought about by...
Apr-02-2006 05:30:23 AM  - Smoking Joe'y

8 reason to lose weight now
Obesity is the second leading cause of death after smoking. It is associated with an increased mortality rate of all ages including children. Losing weight though commercialized is still to your benef...
Mar-30-2006 06:53:54 AM  - Mark Kimathi

Smoking, Drinking Linked to Early Onset of Colorectal Cancer (HealthDay)
Drinking and smoking may contribute to developing colorectal cancer years earlier than average, a new study found.
Mar-29-2006 04:45:54 AM

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