Posts Tagged everyday health
How to Join the Right Gym, Launching a Lunch Club, and the Truth Behind Suspicious Diet Myths
Posted by admin in Healthy Living on January 4th, 2010
Sticking to your resolution to make more frequent trips to the gym won’t work if you don’t join the right gym in the first place. Here, five tips for picking the best one .
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Sticking to your resolution to make more frequent trips to the gym won’t work if you don’t join the right gym in the first place. Here, five tips for picking the best one .
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How to Join the Right Gym, Launching a Lunch Club, and the Truth Behind Suspicious Diet Myths
Bad Back? Nerve Stimulation Won’t Help
Posted by admin in Healthy Living on December 30th, 2009
(Istockphoto) By Denise Mann WEDNESDAY, Dec. 30, 2009 (Health.com) — A popular pain-relief treatment that uses electricity to stimulate nerves isn’t likely to benefit the millions of Americans who live with chronic low back pain and shouldn’t be recommended for that purpose, new guidelines say. Transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation , or TENS, is delivered using a small battery-operated generator connected to a set of electrodes.
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(Istockphoto) By Denise Mann WEDNESDAY, Dec. 30, 2009 (Health.com) — A popular pain-relief treatment that uses electricity to stimulate nerves isn’t likely to benefit the millions of Americans who live with chronic low back pain and shouldn’t be recommended for that purpose, new guidelines say. Transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation , or TENS, is delivered using a small battery-operated generator connected to a set of electrodes.
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How to Get Your Best Rest, Why December 29 Made You Feel Guilty, and the Top 10 Healing Foods of the Decade
Posted by admin in Healthy Living on December 30th, 2009
It doesn’t matter what your New Year’s resolutions are if they’ve flown out the window by March—and sticking to your guns can be hard work.
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It doesn’t matter what your New Year’s resolutions are if they’ve flown out the window by March—and sticking to your guns can be hard work.
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