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We’ve all heard the saying that time flies when you’re having fun. But can this be applied to exercise – especially intense exercise? Researchers in…
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These days most of us live in cities, and spend far less time outside in green, natural spaces than people did several generations ago. But…
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There have been a lot of reports lately touting the hazards of artificial sweeteners—particularly in diet sodas. ForMen.com recently gave you eight things to look…
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After decades of rising obesity rates and worsening diets, Americans’ eating habits are finally heading in the right direction, according to The New York Times….
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