So, running really is good for you.
A 21 year longitudinal study concludes that running at middle and older ages is associated with reduced disabi
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Becoming a Time LordJuly 24, 2008
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Eat Your Breakfast – It’s officialMarch 22, 2008
The results of Project EAT (Eating among Teens) has been published in the journral ‘Pediatrics’. It confirms what our grandmothers told us – breakfast is the most important meal of the day.The conclusions – there is an inverse relationship between frequency of breakfast and BMI. The more often you have breakfast, the lower your BMI is […] |
