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Get your exercise, but avoid injury
People of all ages need to get active and stay active to maintain healthy bones and muscles. But for the average recreational athlete who has experienced tennis elbow or a runner's wobbly knees, the question arises -- how do you avoid the associated...

Can creatine build muscle? Jury still out
Many world class competitors, college amateurs, and even adolescent athletes use creatine, a supplement available in health food stores, in an effort to build muscle...

Exercise Helps Cancer Patients
Physical exercise has positive effects on cancer patients` quality of life, leading to improvements in both physical and psychological health...

Exercise Benefits Elderly, Too
Doctors often err on the side of caution, and do not promote exercise for their elderly patients...

Athletes Are Prone To Gastrointestinal Ailments
According to researchers in Oklahoma, athletes are more prone to suffer from heartburn and other gastrointestinal problems than the general public...

High levels of exercise needed to keep weight off
The key to keeping weight off? Burn more than double the amount of calories recommended for weight loss, study results suggest...

Genes Can Increase Heart Risk Even In Those Who Are Fit
Gary Peter's family history came calling one hot, summer morning two years ago...

Old method of testing aerobic fitness unfair to girls
Contrary to popular opinion, girls may be as aerobically fit as boys...

Low rank, high stress linked to soldiers' back pain
Low rank, high stress, and infrequent aerobic exercise all contribute to a soldier's risk for disabling lower back pain, according to a new report...


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