First of all, I have to ask, do you know what your core is? I was surprised to find out that many people do not. The area of the body, which is commonly referred to as the core, is your midsection and it involves all your muscles in that area including the front, back and…
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Let’s face it as we age it’s harder to keep off the weight and to keep our muscles, but we can keep off the weight and hold on to much of our muscle if we have the proper lifestyle. By proper lifestyle, I mean eating the right foods and exercising on a regular basis. You…
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Personally, I like meat, I enjoy it and I love the taste of it and I can’t imagine life without meat. I have been eating meat my whole life and I’m a pretty healthy guy, just ask my doctor. For some reason meat has gotten a bad rap over the years, but that seems to…
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The biggest New Years Resolutions for people is to lose weight. I guess it’s because after gouging themselves over the holidays, you know the time between Thanksgiving and New Year, they look in the mirror or have a hard time buttoning their pants, and guilt sets in. But what is the right weight and how…
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Join Me Every Wednesday For A New Tip Of The Week I have reviewed many diets, some I thought made no sense, others I agreed with but I always said that there is no one size fits all diets; you have to choose the one that you can live with and go with it. But…
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There is some good news to start off the new year if you worry about cognitive decline there is a new study that might ease your mind. . An Iowa State University published in the November 2020 Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease that red wine and cheese might be your ticket to cognitive health. A UK-based study…
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