It seems to be conventional thinking that women should not
seriously lift weights, unless they want to look like a grossly ripped
bodybuilder. I have seen this with personal trainers and from the stares
I get from men when I am in the weight room. I refuse to use a personal
trainer because they will always tell me to lower the amount of weight I
am lifting and increase my repetitions. This is one approach, but I
find...
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Wednesday, 21 November 2012
Who Benefits From Breast Reduction?
Many people can benefit from breast reduction, both men and
women. This procedure is not just about removing extra tissue from this
area, but also restructuring the remaining tissue to create a more
natural appearance and shape. As you take into consideration all of the
ways you can improve the way your body looks, you may never have thought
about the benefits of reducing the size instead of increasing it.
However,...
Tuesday, 20 November 2012
Understanding The Importance Of Hair Thinning Scissors To Increase Your Shine
If you are concerned about your look then surely you must take
good care of your hair. When it comes to deciding the looks and beauty
of a person hair plays a very important part in it. The right hair style
can compliment your looks and augment the positive aspects of your face
and hide the negative ones. One of the easiest ways to make sure that
you achieve your desired look is to visit a hair stylist and get the
latest...
Thursday, 15 November 2012
Activity Level Predicts Heart Disease in Women
New research suggests that a woman’s level of physical activity is a
better sign than body weight of existing coronary artery disease and
future heart problems. The study, which appeared in the September 8
issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (2004;
292 [10], 1179–87), examined 906 women who had chest pain, suspected
narrowing of the coronary arteries, or both. Researchers calculated
each woman’s...
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