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Waist Size - What's It Got to Do With Your Health?

What does the size of your waist say about the state of your health? A whole bunch, actually. Your waist size can predict whether or not you're ... Read More »

3 running myths debunked

I'm trying to like running, really I am. Most of the time I do, and always, when I am done with my interval walk / run workout, I'm very glad I did ... Read More »

Heart rate recovery from exercise reveals risk of attack

Ever wonder how healthy your heart is? There's a fairly easy way to get an accurate answer, says Men's Health magazine, citing a recent study in the ... Read More »

Stop the statistics hysteria

Statistics can sometimes seem like a doomsday language, spoken in callous tones and unfeeling generalizations by faceless analysts. Even a simple ... Read More »

Make being healthy your new 'pet' project

It seems that just about everything in this world can hurt us. We are inundated with reports about the dangers of every possible disease, diet, ... Read More »

'Holding it in' may increase heart attack risk

I had a friend in elementary school who used to hold in his pee for as long as he could, only because he said he liked the feeling of relief he ... Read More »

The Daily Turn On! 5 Symptoms Men Should Never Ignore

Life is too short not to be fully "turned on." The Daily Turn On! energizes all aspects of "you." Every Monday The Daily Turn On! with That's Fit Life ... Read More »

Keep it short

I've admitted a number of times before that I'm a blurb reader. I like punchy, to-the-point bits of information, usually served in terse and mostly ... Read More »

Woman wakes up after rigor mortis sets in

Val Thomas is being called a medical miracle. After suffering a heart attack at her West Virginia home, she was rushed to a nearby hospital. There, ... Read More »

Day of admission can dictate some hospital stays

A recent study published in Circulation: Heart Failure reveals that, for heart failure patients, the day that they're admitted to the hospital may ... Read More »