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News Item Discover Detox Secrets From Around The World [news] Wouldn’t it be nice to live in a pollution-free environment, where we drank only the purest of water and ate naturally untainted foods? Where the homes we liv...
News Item Vitamin D - Myths and Facts [news] For the last 30 years or so, doctors (dermatologists in particular), health officials, beauty experts and many product companies have been demonizing the sun. T...
News Item How to Cleanse and Nourish Your Cells with Fresh Vegetable Juices [news] Drinking just one freshly pressed juice each day is a reliable way of infusing your body with a wide variety of vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients that can ...
News Item How to feel full and not gain weight [news] It IS possible to eat the warming winter comfort food we want, without stacking on the kilos. As winter approaches, we change the food we eat. Instead of sa...
News Item Practical Programming: From Back Pain to a Pain Free Bend Pattern – The Deadlift [news] Why do we need to train this particular movement pattern? Even with our sedentary lifestyles we're all required to bend many times through out the day - life st...
News Item Women shouldn't avoid strength training [news] Despite building stronger bones and providing a metabolic boost that burns fat for hours after a workout, experts say too many women resist it because of a misp...
News Item Overeating while pregnant leads to obese babies [news] Women who gain too much weight during pregnancy have big babies, putting their children at risk of becoming heavy later on, a new study says. American resea...
News Item Wrist mishaps move to shoulders [news] Fitness is one way of dodging injury in the ski season, which can especially damage the wrists and shoulders of snowboarders. Picking up an injury halfway t...
News Item Paracetamol linked to childhood asthma [news] Results from an international study suggest the increasing use of paracetamol by children may have contributed to the rising prevalence of childhood asthma. ...
News Item Dodging gym bugs - it's a real workout [news] The sweat dripping off the guy on the treadmill next to you may seem gross, but don't worry. Unless, of course he sneezes. Then you've got problems. And if ...
News Item Ratchet up your workout with a rest [news] If your cardio routine is in the doldrums, try mixing a little tortoise in with that hare. Experts say interval training, alternating bursts of intensity ac...
News Item Smarten Up Your Feet [news] Those of you who have worked with me over the last few years would have heard me whinging and moaning about footwear designs and looking after your feet. Lookin...
News Item Refuelling after your workout [news] If you want to recover well after a work out and be able to sustain a successful ongoing exercise programme it is vital that you have a post-exercise re-fuellin...
News Item Turn Back Time on How you Move [news] It’s hard to dispute that the modern Western world has adopted a far more sedentary lifestyle compared to their previous generations. This sedentary lifestyl...
News Item Quality of Movement - Not Just Another Exercise [news] So often I find myself saying to clients we are wonderfully made, however we should have come with a manual given the high incidence of low back pain, neck pain...
News Item Rehab Pilates and its Application to Stability Rehabilitation [news] The Rehab Pilates Intensive Course teaches principles that have been adapted to be up to date with recent research bringing together the strengths of different ...
News Item Clinical Gait Assessment - Case History [news] Possibly the most important learning outcome that I teach during my workshop on gait is the importance of fusing history taking, kinematic observation, muscle b...
News Item Exercise for the Painful Arthritic Knee [news] Exercise and rehabilitation programs for osteoarthritic (OA) knees have often been limited due to fear of exacerbating inflammation and joint cartilage destruct...
News Item Rehabilitation Programming Progressions for Shoulder Impingement and Instability [news] Assessing static scapula position and dynamic motion is an essential step in diagnosing shoulder impingement and instability. Static and dynamic assessment shou...
News Item Even Scooby-Doo can't get kids to eat their carrots [news] Children can be influenced to eat sugary snacks that carry stickers of cartoon characters such as Shrek, Scooby-Doo or Dora the Explorer, but not healthier foo...
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