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Comedian George Carlin dies of heart failure

Another famous man has died of heart failure. This time, a little more than one week after NBC's Tim Russert passed unexpectedly from heart disease, ... Read More »

Ouch! Growing pains or RLS?

Sometimes, my kids tell me their legs hurt. Once, Joey even claimed he couldn't walk. He sat still all day and I carried him to the playroom, the ... Read More »

Give the gift of Mmmmmm!

I am sore. I train hard, I play hard, and I am sore. But, I just treated myself to something I think will allow me to be less sore in the future. An ... Read More »

Muscle aches? Find relief at home

Whether you're fit or not, everyone gets muscle aches from time to time. But instead of running to you doctor every time you feel a twinge of pain, ... Read More »

Tips for tending to those aches and pains

We've all had muscles aches and pains from time to time. Everything from menstrual cramps to working on the house to playing with the kids can induce ... Read More »

Computer time ups aches and pains

Recently a small study confirmed for college kids what I think many of us already knew: too much time spent on the computer means aches, pains, and ... Read More »

Eating to reduce inflammation

My dad struggled with terrible Rheumatoid arthritis of his wrists and knees, so bad sometimes that he couldn't write his own signature or walk up and ... Read More »

New fitness machines being made "age adjustable"

As the large population of Baby Boomers grows older, and as all ages of Americans become more interested in exercise and activity, a new challenge is ... Read More »

Exercise, not ergonomics, is key to workplace comfort

As much as we all hear about ergonomics when it comes to setting up your workspace and office, exercise might actually be a bigger player in ... Read More »

Got aches and pains? Your diet may be to blame

You know that phrase you are what you eat? There's a lot of truth to it. Diet can have a bigger impact on your life and body than you think. To prove ... Read More »