Time Priority: Cook or Exercise?
April 15th, 2013
Taking the time to prepare healthy meals appears to come at the expense of exercise, suggests a new study.
And, the coin goes the other way, with daily exercise time ...
Taking the time to prepare healthy meals appears to come at the expense of exercise, suggests a new study.
And, the coin goes the other way, with daily exercise time ...
Talk about a win-win deal: A new study suggests that sleeping an additional hour each night may reduce the prevalence of adolescent obesity.
Researchers ...
While there is substantial research on the association between limited physical activity and obesity, new research confirms that being obese leads ...
New research raises the depressing possibility that depression may counteract the health benefits of performing physical activity or light to moderate alcohol consumption.
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People with serious mental illnesses — such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and depression — can lose weight and keep it off ...
A new study suggests that elite athletes are able to process cognitive information faster than most.
Researchers discovered Olympic medalists in volleyball excelled not only in ...
Teens who were depressed as children are far more likely to be obese, smoke cigarettes and lead sedentary lives, which can increase the risk ...
A new position paper released by the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) states that the practice of prescribing cognitive-enhancing drugs (such as ADHD medications) to ...
Americans are blessed and burdened by an unprecedented work ethic. Sociologists say that Americans work longer hours, take fewer vacation days, and retire ...
A new study suggests exercise can significantly help children manage stressful situations.
Researchers discovered sedentary children have surges of cortisol -- a hormone ...
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