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226: How Can Reishi Mushrooms Benefit You?
If you drink coffee regularly and feel that it is starting to take it’s toll, then you should read this. Imagine drinking your everyday cup of Jo’ and not feeling like it’s weighing you down, but actually lifting you up! A coffee that actually makes you feel healthier with every cup that you drink, because of an ancient Asian ingredient found in Reishi mushrooms.

227: What Causes Muscle Cramps
Every athlete and fitness enthusiast has experienced those painful and performance diminishing muscle cramps. As often as muscle cramps occur during exercise, current research is unsure of what actually causes them. Read on to find out the newest theories on possible causes of muscle cramping and what you can do to prevent them.

228: Lactic Acid Loses It
Short bursts of intense anaerobic activity can make you feel suddenly sore and fatigued. You may experience that burning sensation in your muscles. Most people think this is due to an accumulation of a substance called lactic acid. New research, however, has relieved lactic acid of it's bad boy role for causing fatigue and soreness. Read on and find out what the real mechanism for muscle fatigue and burning is, and how lactic acid is actually an ally in returning the muscle to it's resting state.

229: Causes and Treament of Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness
Have you ever did a really hard workout or one that had new moves, possibly some jumping or eccentric muscle work in it, and within 24-48 hours you were so sore you could hardly walk? This is a common phenomena that both elite athletes and fitness enthusiasts experience. It's called delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). DOMS can put you at a higher risk of injury, cause you to miss several days of training and decrease your performance level. Read on to find out the latest scientific research on DOMS, how to avoid it and what are the best treatments for pain relief and recuperation.

230: Give a man six inches and he'll want a …
The average size of an erect penis is about 15.24 centimetres — six inches in the old money. (When talking about penis size, it's traditional to use inches.) The sad thing is it seems there are many men living fretfully with a ruler in one hand and a world of hope in the other. To meet some of these people, return to http://enlargepenisguide.com — and log on to the "progress reports" forum. You'll find men apparently taking the pills, diligently jelqing (stretching a flaccid penis) and sharing how it's hanging.

231: How Hair Drug Tests Work
Hair drug tests are very easy to use and a very accurate form of drug testing method. Even so, that doesn’t stop people from trying to cheat these tests and tamper with the samples in order to create a false negative or positive.

232: Hair Drug Screening – How to Use Hair Drug Tests as a Teen Drug Use Deterrent
Hair drug screening is one of those things that you should really think about as a parent. No matter how well you’ve raised your kids, you can’t eliminate the negative forces from the outside world all of the time.

233: Hair Follicle Drug Testing: Is It Right for You?
Hair follicle drug testing is one of the most beneficial means of detecting drug abuse in just about any setting. Whether you need to test for drugs in the workplace, in schools or even at home, hair testing can provide the level of accuracy and the reliability you need. Besides

234: Ab Myths
Everyone wants a six pack but few know how to get one. Properly developing the abs is one of the most misunderstood training concepts in fitness. Read on to find out the five most common myths regarding abdominal training.

235: Intense Exercise Improves Depression
Studies have shown that low intensity aerobic exercise can alleviate some symptoms of mild to moderate depression. New research has indicated that by bumping up the intensity the anti-depressive effects of exercise are even greater. Read on to find out how exercise improves depression and why intense exercise has been shown to be superior to less intense exercise.

236: Taking Care of Post Operative Scars
Scars are a common occurrence following any type of invasive surgical procedure, including those performed in cosmetic surgery. While the experience and skill of the practicing cosmetic surgeon is key to minimizing, and even eliminating, a resulting scar from an incision made during surgery, patients may also help in reducing the development of scars.

237: Resistance Training and Polio
Fitness professionals are trained to work with both healthy and chronically ill clients. Rarely, however, do they come across a degenerative illness as severe as Polio or Post-Polio. Read on to find out what Polio is and how it affects the nervous and musculoskeletal systems. Find out how weight training or resistance training can improve their strength, size of their muscles, muscle cell innervation and muscular endurance.

238: Can Exercise Reduce Ulcer Risk?
Just recently science made a breakthrough when they discovered ulcers were caused by a bacteria and not stress or high stomach acid. Now researchers looked at 11,000 men and women and determined that regular exercise reduces your chance of getting an ulcer. Read on and find out how the exercisers compared with nonexercises for ulcer risk and why exercise may exert this inhibitory effect on ulcers.

239: Your Personal Trainer
Are you ready to take the fitness plunge but not sure if you want to do it solo? Thinking about hiring a personal trainer? Read on to find out who benefits from a trainer and all the positive qualities you need to look for in any one you are thinking about hiring.

240: An Innovative Approach to Rhinoplasty and Nose Surgery
Rhinoplasty or ‘nose job” surgery offers the potential of improving both the shape and function of the nose. A new approach to the procedure has two surgeons focusing on getting the best possible results.

241: What the Baby Boomers Have to Say About Fitness
The baby boomers are to be commended. Many have already taken an important step forward and started an exercise program. They have let others know they will not just ease into a life of inactivity and slowly waste away. Read on to find out what the baby boomers have to say about health and fitness and experience how their commitment to health and exercise will encourage both you and the fitness industry to gear up programs and products for senior citizen's usage and benefit.

242: Plastic Surgeons Offer an Innovative Approach to Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty or ‘nose job” surgery offers the potential of improving both the shape and function of the nose. A new approach to the procedure has two surgeons focusing on getting the best possible results.

243: Your Last Cigarette
Have you ever paid attention to your actions? What are the moments when you just can’t cope without smoking? Research, performed in different countries, gave the same result: usually the cigarette is necessary to a smoker after experienced stress, or when a person has nothing to do and smoking becomes a way to kill time, and health in addition.

244: Migraine Headaches – Show Me the Proof!
Nationally acclaimed migraine headache and women’s hormone specialist, Dr. Andrew Jones, describes the causes of migraine headaches and proof. Dr. Jones then offers a relief strategy for what used to be an incurable condition – until now.

245: Five Greatest Fat Loss Mistakes
Do you workout and eat soundly but still can't keep the fat off? Here are the five most common mistakes made by individuals on a fat reduction program. Read on to find out exactly what these five fat loss mistakes are, how thay can be corrected and what can be done to prevent repeating them in the future.

246: A World of Permanent Weight Loss
The majority of people are confused about the science of nutrition and fat loss. They are hit by so much conflicting information they just throw their hands up in the air and quit. When most people do get started on a nutritional program, most quit within a short period of time and gain the weight right back. What they don't know is how to step into a world of permanent weight loss. Read on to find out what elements are necessary to create a permanent weight loss plan and the accompanying lifestyle changes. You'd be surprised how simple it really is.

247: Dream Interpretation of Places in Your Dreams [Part 2]
In these days of busy lifestyle, few of us waste time going to places where we have no business. Which is why we should be thankful that when we dream, we have the luxury of going to places we have never been before.

248: Lower Back Pain Treatments
Don’t overlook the symptoms which may lead you to excruciating back pain. Read along for more information on back pain and the treatments available. For more information visit backpaintreatments.biz

249: US Physicians: Supply Shortages and how they Impact Salary
In an economic context, healthcare consumption is no different from other consumer services. Where there is a demand, the market will attempt to meet it through supply. Where supply outweighs demand, prices may fall as the market becomes competitive and vice versa in reverse circumstances.

250: Exercise Reduces Jet Lag
Have you ever taken a very long flight and when you arrived at your destination felt weak, confused, nauseated, tired and awful in general? This is called jet leg and it's a real physiological phenomena. New research has shown that exercise before, during and after your flight can significantly reduce the degree of jetlag and the time it takes to get back to normal. Read on to find out what type of exercise and how much is helpful for reducing jet lag as well as several non-exercise suggestions to decrease jet lag symptoms.


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