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Fit Links: Sexy Arm Exercises, How to Become a Runner and More

There are hundreds of wonderful sites on healthy living to be seen all over the blogosphere. Here at Fit Links, we'll introduce you to some that have ... Read More »

Winterize Your Walk

Follow these simple steps to prevent Old Man Winter from putting the kibosh on your outdoor walking workouts. For most people, outdoor cardio ... Read More »

Sick of frozen chicken? So are lots of others

I rarely buy frozen chicken, but it wasn't too long ago that my son and I enjoyed Chicken Cordon Bleu for dinner. It's a favorite of mine that I ... Read More »

No-cook meals are hot, hot, hot

When the temperature soars, the last thing you want to do is slave over a hot stove. Personally, I have many days when I'm perfectly comfortable in my ... Read More »

4 reasons to eat more watermelon

I love watermelon so no one ever has to convince me to eat the juicy fruit. It's always nice to know just how good it is for me, though. Check out the ... Read More »

Ideal temperatures for everyday matters

The American Cancer Society tells us that the hot dogs, burgers, and chicken we take on our picnics should be kept at 140 degrees F or higher and that ... Read More »

Don't commit this fridge faux pas

The average family open the fridge 22 times a day. Each time, cold air barrels out and warm air takes its place, making the appliance use extra ... Read More »

Your Turn: Does your motivation suffer when it's cold out?

Today, the temperature in my hometown dropped to a breathtakingly shocking -31 ° c (that's -23 in farenheit -- but really, who's counting once it ... Read More »

7 reasons we eat -- hunger not included

Research shows there are at least seven reasons we eat. Hunger isn't always one of them. Time Sight Smell Variety Temperature Refined ... Read More »

Why am I always cold?

Why am I always cold when others never are? Either my thermostat is too low or my clothes are too skimpy, say Dr. Roizen and Dr. Oz in a December 2007 ... Read More »