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Obese Teens: They’re Aging Too Fast
Posted by admin in Health Mad on January 12th, 2010
Overweight and obese teenagers are at risk for a variety of medical problems including high blood pressure and diabetes that can follow them into adulthood. Because of their excess weight and the strain it puts on their muscles and bones, they’re also at higher risk of orthopedic problems – and not just your garden variety back strain either.
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My Natural Anxiety-Busting Program Is Working! Here’s the Proof
Posted by admin in Healthy Living on December 14th, 2009
By Sara Altshul As I mentioned last month , I’m on an innovative program to lose weight and improve my type 2 diabetes . The program is the brainchild of Eric Braverman, MD, the clinical assistant professor of integrative medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College and the director of the PATH Medical Center , in New York City.
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By Sara Altshul As I mentioned last month , I’m on an innovative program to lose weight and improve my type 2 diabetes . The program is the brainchild of Eric Braverman, MD, the clinical assistant professor of integrative medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College and the director of the PATH Medical Center , in New York City.
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My Natural Anxiety-Busting Program Is Working! Here’s the Proof
Pear Shape vs.. Apple Shape: Which is Healthier?
Posted by admin in Health Mad on November 6th, 2009
How many times have you heard that it’s healthier to be a pear shape? Pear shaped people carry most of their weight and body fat in their hips and thighs, in contrast to those with an apple shape who carry it in their stomach and abdominal region.
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