Wed, December 11, 2024

by: Hindustan Times

Gearing up for upcoming marathon in Jaipur? Here are 12 expert tips on training and nutrition

Develop a training plan that gradually increases your running mileage over time. A common recommendation is to boost your mileage by no more than 10% each week. This slow build helps your body adapt to longer distances and prevents injuries. Make sure to include rest days and speed workouts in your plan for a balanced approach.

by: News Medical

Higher cardiorespiratory fitness improves cognitive function in older age

Higher cardiorespiratory fitness in older age is linked to the preservation of several core aspects of cognitive ability that are vulnerable to age-related decline, finds research published online in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.

by: Arizona Daily Star

From building glutes to shredding abs: The 4 hottest fitness trends for 2025

Get Healthy. Here are four ways to build resistance, resilience and longevity into an exercise regimen that you'll love.

by: Spotify

Universal Music to study music and VR treatment for anxiety with Rescape Innovation

Universal Music Group (UMG) and Cardiff-based Rescape Innovation have teamed up to explore a new virtual reality (VR) treatment for anxiety that incorporates personalized music. Continue to

by: richest

Why fitness apps could be putting your privacy at risk

Fitness apps offer rewards like discounts and free products to motivate users to exercise, but they also come with privacy risks.

by: Women's Health

Struggling to make gym progress? Increase your sets and reps

Some advice suggests those who struggle to build muscle should work out using lower volume (fewer reps, sets and overall workload), but heavier weights. However, a recent study in the Journal of Applied Physiology looked at participants who didn't respond that well to training,

by: Frontiers

Exploring the Links Between Breakfast Intake and Physical Performance

In the realm of nutritional science, breakfast has long been heralded as a critical meal that sets the tone for energy balance and metabolic health throughout the day. Extensive research, encompassing cross-sectional and intervention studies,

by: South Bend Tribune

Take a brisk evening hike along an illuminated trail in Bristol, South Bend or both

MIDDLEBURY — Explore a portion of Corson Riverwoods on a guided hike from 10 to 11 a.m. Dec. 14. There is no fee required, and registration is not necessary. Corson Riverwoods is located at 12773 County Road 12.

by: TechRadar

The next Apple Watch Ultra might get a lifesaving iPhone feature for the first time, and I couldn't be more excited

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman is now reporting that the Apple Watch Ultra 3 - likely arriving in September of 2025 - will gain satellite capability just like the iPhone to let "smartwatch users send off-the-grid text messages" when no other network, like Cellular or Wi-Fi, is available.

by: Mid Day

Mumbai doctors save life of Mulund resident after complex heart and liver surgery

Babu Michael was diagnosed with cirrhosis seven years ago after non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, but has now finally found a new lease of life

by: fitnessvolt

How Interval Fasting Can Complement Your Strength Training Goals

by: Sydney Morning Herald

The 'Uber Eats of fitness': What your $10 gym class is really costing

Fitness app ClassPass makes booking group classes such as Pilates more convenient, and often cheaper. But studio owners say it's killing the local industry.

by: Indiatimes

3 types of morning walk and which is the best

Morning walks offer various benefits depending on the chosen style. Brisk walking provides a cardiovascular workout, burning calories and boosting ene

by: moneycontrol.com

Don't eat apples in winter? Here's why it's a huge health mistake

Skipping apples this winter can weaken immunity, reduce digestive health, and increase weight gain risks. Missing antioxidants, hydration, energy, and heart health, can negatively impact your health

by: TheHealthSite

Gokshura Leaves Juice Medicinal Benefits: 5 Health Advantages of Drinking Tribulus Terrestris Extract Daily

Check out these amazing top 5 medicinal benefits of drinking Gokshura leaves juice (Tribulus Terrestris extract) daily in the morning for 30 days.

by: MSN

Health News Live December 11, 2024 : Taarak Mehta Ka Oolta Chashma actor Deepti Sadhwani's drastic weight loss: Find out how she lost 17 kg in just 6 months

Get real-time updates on health from celebrity fitness secrets and weight loss breakthroughs to nutrition advice, get your dose of wellness insights straight from the experts and stars.
Tue, December 10, 2024

by: SciTech Daily

Study: Just One Extra Hour of Exercise Each Week Can Reduce Your Risk for Common Heart Condition

An NYU study using Fitbit data suggests that modest weekly physical activity may reduce atrial fibrillation risk by up to 65%, underscoring the heart health benefits of regular exercise. A new study r

by: Hindustan Times

8 'easiest ways to burn fat faster': Fitness coach shares tips on how to lose weight quickly and burn more calories

If you want to lose weight and burn fat 'faster', a fitness trainer has shared his list of dos and don'ts. Here are his 8 rules you should know.

by: Oneindia

Top Fitness Apps for Tracking Your Workout Routines and Progress

Discover the best fitness apps to track workouts, monitor progress, and stay motivated with features tailored for various fitness levels.

by: Healthline

Cardiorespiratory Fitness Preserves Brain Health As You Age, Study Finds

New research shows that people with better cardiorespiratory fitness scored higher across five cognitive health domains. The findings illustrate that lifestyle choices, such as exercise, can have a meaningful effect on decreasing dementia risk.

by: Daily

Cardiorespiratory fitness linked to preservation of cognitive abilities in older age

Higher cardiorespiratory fitness in older age is linked to the preservation of several core aspects of cognitive ability that are vulnerable to age-related decline, finds research published

by: WCVB Channel 5 Boston

Boston-based New Balance donates $5 million to support The FieldHouse+ project in Dorchester

Boston-based New Balance donated $5 million to support the construction of a new indoor track and gymnasium at a recreational facility planned for Dorchester.

by: verywellhealth

BMI Is Outdated. A New Index Can Tell You More About Your Health

Body mass index (BMI) has long been considered flawed and imprecise. A newer metric, body roundness index (BRI) could be a simple tool that provides an estimation of body composition.

by: Fox 11 News

$2 million gift boosts UW-Green Bay's nutritional sciences programs

A multi-million dollar gift is helping a local university advance research on nutritional sciences and its effect on early childhood cognitive development.

by: TechRadar

Save up to $460 on the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra with this mega trade-in deal

Most of us have phones, tablets, smartwatches or more old tech gathering dust at home. Why not put them to good use with this latest deal from Samsung? By trading in a compatible device, you could now bag the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra for as little as $189.99 (was $649.99).

by: abp LIVE

South India's Largest Health Supplement Store Opens in Indiranagar, Bangalore: Beyond Supps

Beyond Supps is proud to offer an online store that makes it easier than ever to access high-quality health supplements.

by: San Diego Union-Tribune

Fitness fundraiser Compete for Causes supports Make-A-Wish

Compete for Causes, a local fundraising organization focused on fitness, recently got people exercising and burning calories to raise $20,270 for Make-A-Wish San Diego and its efforts to help kids

by: KITV

Asianna Saragosa-Torres and Theyleah Hall crowned Miss Hawaii Volunteer and Miss Hawaii Teen Volunteer 2025

Asianna Saragosa-Torres and Theyleah Hall were crowned Miss Hawaii Volunteer 2025 and Miss Hawaii Teen Volunteer, respectively, at the pageant held on December 7, 2024, at the Hawaii Convention Center.

by: EurekAlert!

Wild birds' gut microbiome linked with its ornamentation and body condition

FAU researchers spent five years studying the gut microbiomes of Northern cardinals, a common backyard songbird known for its vivid red plumage. Their study explores how microbiome diversity impacts the birds' health,

by: cambridgeindependent

Ollie Thompson: Managing your fitness during Christmas and building a plan for January

As Christmas winds down, it's natural to begin thinking about the new year and how you'll kickstart your fitness in 2025. The key to success in January lies in the preparation you do now. You don't have to wait for midnight to start working on your fitness goals.

by: Arabian Business

UAE real estate developer Arada buys 3 gym brands; fitness division valued at $272m and eyes 100,000 members

The acquisition leaves Arada's fitness and wellness division with a valuation of AED1bn ($272m), with its four brands now operating a total of 15 flagship and standard-scale gyms and studios across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, featuring a combined membership of 30,000.

by: i

Army to recruit soldiers with ADHD, autism and ME amid staffing crisis

The Ministry of Defence is to take on a wider range of candidates as number of troops plummet to lowest level in 200 years

by: Yahoo

Capture 30% Off a Top-Rated Kodak Photo Printer for Smartphones

Make time for your loved ones with Galaxy Watch 7 at 24% off, and keep an eye on your surroundings with 50% off Blink Outdoor 4 with these Amazon "Deals of the Day."

by: Phys.org

Wild birds' gut microbiome linked with ornamentation and body condition

All living organisms host microbiomes composed of both beneficial and harmful microbes that influence health. Microbiome diversity affects host fitness: low diversity can lead to immune issues and poor nutrient absorption,

by: Managed Healthcare Executive

Moving Towards Savings: How Exercise and Education Can Reduce Musculoskeletal Care Costs

Managed Healthcare Executive provides C-suite executives at health plans and provider organizations with news, analysis, insights, and strategies to pursue value-driven solutions.

by: plantbasednews

Eating Dark Chocolate Lowers Type 2 Diabetes Risk, Study Finds

A new study has looked at the link between type 2 diabetes and dark chocolate consumption, finding that it's associated with lower risk

by: WGBH

What science tells us about aging and exercise

Getting or staying active has a wide variety of health benefits as people age. They can include everything from stronger bones to improved mental wellbeing.

by: CNN

The best Hoka walking shoes, according to podiatrists and editors

We tapped foot experts and surgeons for advice on choosing the best Hoka walking shoes to keep your feet feeling fresh with every step.

by: AOL

At 67, Denise Austin Shares 'Low-Impact' Cardio That's 'Easy' on Joints

Denise Austin, 67, demonstrated a "low-impact" workout on Instagram to motivate her followers to resume "healthy habits" following Thanksgiving.

by: TheHealthSite

Kalonji Leaves Juice Medicinal Benefits: 5 Health Advantages of Drinking Nigella Sativa Extract Daily

Kalonji leaves, derived from the Nigella sativa plant, are known for their excellent health benefits and medicinal properties. While most people are familiar with kalonji seeds, commonly known as black cumin,

by: Indiatimes

6 drinks that protect against winter sickness and keep your immunity high

As Delhi's air quality plummets, nutrient-rich diets and indoor exercises become crucial. Immunity-boosting drinks like anti-sickness soups, Tulsi tea

by: Newsweek

Man Shares What 10 Months of CrossFit and Healthy Eating Looks Like

Divorced dad-of-one Dario Cordes has lost over 35lbs in ten months without counting calories and learned to love himself again.

by: The Daily Telegraph

The 6 signs you have chronic inflammation - and what to do about it

Nearly one in five people in the UK are believed to suffer from chronic inflammation - but there are ways to reduce it

by: Woman & Home

Walking every day could add 10 years to your life if you follow this one rule, new study reveals

The more you walk, the more benefits of walking you gain. The study suggests that those at the lowest activity level are predicted to gain an extra 6.3 hours of life expectancy with every extra hour walked. So, even walking 30 minutes a day or getting outside for an early morning walk - alongside other exercise - can make a difference.

by: The Mirror

Eat before this time of day for best weight loss results, study says

They discovered that the best method for losing weight was to limit your food intake to between the hours of 6am and 3pm on a daily basis. The review said that eating this way meant it was easier for blood sugar levels to stabilise and for people to shed stubborn fat around their hips and bellies.

by: Men's Health

Foam Rolling Is Not Your Best Warm-Up Option, Finds New Study

Well, yes, according to a new study. Published in the Journal of Sport and Health Science, the researchers aimed to see whether traditionally used warm-ups like foam rolling and stretching were better than any other type of warm-up for improving flexibility and reducing stiffness ahead of training.

by: MSN

Winter heart health: Use these tips for getting healthy - and staying healthy - during the cold weather months

MILWAUKEE, WI — Many people think January is a great time to get a fresh start on a new fitness routine, while others use the cold winter as an excuse to huddle under the covers on the couch. No matter how you approach the new year, the American Heart ...

by: Women's Health

What is cardiovascular endurance and how can I improve mine?

Too many people focus on muscular endurance and not cardiovascular endurance,' experts say. This is what you need to know

Cardiorespiratory fitness linked to preservation of cognitive abilities in older age

Higher cardiorespiratory fitness in older age is linked to the preservation of several core aspects of cognitive ability that are vulnerable to age-related decline, finds research published

A study published in the *Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health* has found that maintaining high cardiorespiratory fitness in middle age can help preserve cognitive abilities as one ages. The research, which analyzed data from over 1,400 participants in the Kuakini Honolulu Heart Program, showed that individuals with higher fitness levels at midlife exhibited better cognitive function in later years. Specifically, those with the highest fitness levels had a 16% lower risk of cognitive decline compared to those with the lowest fitness levels. The study suggests that cardiorespiratory fitness could be a modifiable factor in preventing cognitive decline, highlighting the importance of physical activity throughout life to support brain health.

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