Archive for May, 2009

Shock Muscles Into Growth: Change Your Routine!

 

 

 

 

Written by Robbie Durand   

 

Shock Muscles Into Growth: Change Your Routine!
Hormones such as human growth hormone (GH) and testosterone have been shown to play a role in muscle hypertrophy and strength gains. One of the core training principles for muscle hypertrophy in bodybuilding is short rest— less than 1 minute between sets. In [...]

Proper Nutrition for Better Energy

How are your energy levels?  If you are consistently feeling tired, or if you tend to get an energy rush after you eat followed by a debilitating crash, you need to have a close look at what you eat. 
As a basic principle, choose complex carbohydrates rather than simple carbohydrates.  Simple sugars tend to be [...]

New Research on Testosterone and Fat Loss

Written by Dan Gwartney, MD   

 

Every time one joins a new gym, invariably the salesperson hands over an index card with columns of check boxes and tries to pigeonhole the new member by asking, “Do you want to gain muscle or lose fat?” Of course the correct answer is “both,” as nearly everyone looking [...]

Good foods for a good sleep

All of us toss and turn through the occasional sleepless night. At any given time, though, there are those among us struggling with full-blown insomnia. Chronic difficulty in falling or staying asleep can rob you of the nightly rest you need, as well as your ability to concentrate. When you regularly miss out on sleep, [...]

Crack the Colour Code for Healthy Eating

Greens
Go beyond iceberg lettuce! Green fruits and veggies, such as avocados, green peppers, celery, kiwi fruits, cucumbers, asparagus, and even green apples, are tasty, nutritious options. Lutein, found in hearty greens such as kale, chard, and romaine lettuce, may help to fend off macular degeneration, a major cause of vision loss and blindness in Canada. [...]

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