Exercise


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Leafy Greens Important for Muscle Strength

Research shows it takes more than protein to build muscle.

Scientists in Australia say a cup of leafy green vegetables a day is critical for muscle strength.

, April 05, 2021


Exercise Helps Kidney Disease Patients Live Longer

Exercise offers health benefits for kidney disease sufferers.

Researchers in Taiwan found those diagnosed with kidney disease were able to help keep it from progressing and were able to reduce their risk of dying by up to 38 percent through regular exercise.

, March 15, 2021


Cognitive Abilities Linked to Fitness Levels in Preschoolers

Children who are active may have an advantage in the classroom.

Scientists from the University of Illinois discovered preschoolers with higher fitness levels than their peers also scored better on cognitive tests and other measures of brain function.

, February 22, 2021


Fat But Fit is Still Bad for the Heart

It's not enough just to be fit, you need to be trim as well.

Spanish researchers have found physical activity is not enough to undo the negative effects of excess body weight on the heart.

, January 25, 2021


Midlife Exercise Linked to Late Life Brain Health

Exercise is often thought of as healthy for the heart but new research shows it's also healthy for the brain.

Scientists have discovered people who are more physically active in midlife are more likely to have better brain health later in life.

, January 11, 2021


Less Exercise Could Mean More Depression

Exercise may be the antidote to depression as a result of pandemic lockdowns.

Researchers at University College London found people with low aerobic and muscular fitness are almost twice as likely to experience depression.

, November 16, 2020


The Impact of Exercise on the Brain

Exercise is not only heart healthy it's brain healthy.

Researchers from the University of Geneva in Switzerland have found a correlation between exercise and brain function they believe could be helpful in developing programs to reduce the effects of neurodegeneration on memory.

, November 02, 2020


Yoga and Meditation Shown to Reduce Chronic Pain

Yoga and meditation could be used as an alternative to medication for chronic pain.

A total of 89 percent of respondents in an eight-week study said yoga and meditation helped them find better ways to cope with their chronic pain.

, October 05, 2020


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