The Number One Key to Longevity
If I were to ask you what are the most important factors for a long life, what would you say? Genetics? Lifestyle? Nutrition?
If I were to ask you what are the most important factors for a long life, what would you say? Genetics? Lifestyle? Nutrition?
Breast cancer is on the rise. Living a lean lifestyle can be an important component to decreasing your breast cancer risk.
More exercise and less calories is not always better. If you are producing too much cortisol, it might be making you fat.
It’s not just what you eat, but when you eat that matters. Late night snacking is a no-no if you want a lean body.
Use it or lose it! The more you work on training your muscles, the more youthful you’ll be. Defy aging with muscle building workouts.
Is it motivation you are lacking that’s keeping you from reaching your goals? Can you count on being motivated every day?
Dairy products often get a bad rap, especially with bodybuilders. If you are one to avoid dairy, calcium may be one mineral you are missing.
Even if you have the perfect diet and training program, adding fat-fighting ingredients to your diet can give you a fat-burning boost.
Did you know that you can boost your brain function with weightlifting? Here’s 10 reasons weightlifting is good for your brain.
If you thought that tired mornings and cranky days are the only side effects of not getting enough sleep, think twice.