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  • May 25th, 2013

Why hospitals are installing kiosks for patient check-ins.

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    Health and fitness tips Keep up with Calcium

    • May 25th, 2013
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    Health and fitness tips Keep up with Calcium

    Use What You Can
    If you have an injury in one of your arms, make sure you keep exercising the other arm.
    Studies have shown that continuing to exercise the other arm, you will build strength in
    non-exercising arm through stimulation of muscle fiber.

    Protect Your Neck
    If you do squats, make sure you rest as much of the bar as possible on your shoulders. This
    will release pressure from your neck, which would otherwise lead to injury.

    Rest Your Body
    Every six weeks, cut your training frequency and miles in half. This will give your body a
    much-needed chance to repair itself, so you are less likely to sustain long-term damage.

    Putt with Prowess
    Overestimate your break; you’ll find that if you double your predicted break, you’ll come
    far closer to being right

    Become a Better Runner
    Wanna run faster? Lift weights. Studies have shown that weightlifting for 8 weeks can
    improve your running time significantly.

    Trim Your Stomach
    Suck in your belly as much as you can for 10 seconds while sustaining normal breathing. Do 5
    reps daily, and you’ll eventually see results.

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    Health and fitness tips Join a Class

    • May 25th, 2013
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     Health and fitness tips Join a Class

    Catch Baseballs Better

    If the sun is shining and a ball is coming toward you, use your mitt to shield your eyes and
    catch it.

    Breathe as You Rise
    When you do crunches, exhale as hard as you can upon rising. This will force your abs to
    work out more.

    Get New Sneaks
    Put an expiration date on new shoes so you know when to replace them. The rule of thumb is
    that shoes last about 500 miles, so if you know how many miles you walk/run a week, do some
    division.

    Lift with Ease
    Overestimate the amount you can lift by 20-30 percent. Lift it off, hold for 1-2 seconds,
    and put it back, adjusting the weight to your real max. The weight will feel lighter!

    Stock Up on Sweets
    Spoil your sweet tooth after working out by having 20 to 30 grams with protein. The sugar
    will facilitate the protein arriving at your newly exercised muscle. Don’t overdo it!

    Get Killer Legs
    Do both seated and standing calf raises to maximize results. This works because calves are
    composed of two different forms of muscle, both of which require different positions for
    optimal work out.

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    Health and fitness tips Its all in the Wrist

    • May 25th, 2013
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    Health and fitness tips

    Health and fitness tips Its all in the Wrist

    Tape it Up
    If you have a bad habit of jamming your fingers, tape the problem finger to an adjacent one
    while playing. Your finger will be less likely to bend at an awkward angle when it has
    reinforcement.

    Track Your Progress
    Measure how well you’re doing on a weekly basis. Keep a daily count of how many exercises
    you’ve done throughout the day, and take note of how much you did the day before and keep
    that in mind for motivation.

    Make your Swings Zing
    Make your golf ball fly farther by taking a couple practice swings on the opposite side.
    This will help balance and strengthen your muscles and prep you for the real swing.

    Jump to the Stars
    Train yourself to jump higher by doing this simple exercise: Stand on the edge of an 8 inch
    ledge, hop off backward with both legs, and push off the ground upon contact. Do 3 sets of
    10-20 reps two times a week.

    You Gotta Start Somewhere
    If you’re not keen on exercising, force yourself to start with SOMETHING. The first step is
    often the hardest.

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    Health and fitness tips Give Your Abs a Break

    • May 25th, 2013
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    Health and fitness tips Give Your Abs a Break

    Keep it Under 60
    Strive to keep your work outs under an hour. After an hour of working out, your body produces more cortisol, which reduces the effectiveness of your workout.

    Gauge Bench Strength
    Using your thumb, press into the bench. If you’re able to feel the wood, sit somewhere else; hard benches cause T4 syndrome, which impacts nerve function and weakens arm muscle

    Be an Energizer Bunny
    Go a shorter distance, but increase your speed to the max. You’ll lessen your chances of injury.

    Air Your Dirty Laundry
    Chuck all your dirty workout clothes into a mesh bag, tie it up, and put the whole thing in the washer. This’ll save time and you won’t have to pick through smelly clothing.

    Be an Early Bird
    Get up earlier, and start the day off with some light exercise, like walking. Start off by waking up 10 minutes early, then see if you can cut back more the next day until you have a reasonable schedule.

    Stay in Bed
    If you’re sick, exercise may exacerbate it unless your symptoms are isolated above the neck. Taking a day off can help you heal faster.

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    Baba Ramdev -Yoga for Constipation & Piles(Kabz Aur Bavasir)

    • May 25th, 2013

    This video for constipation and piles by Swami Ramdev contains Pranayama, Yoga Asanas, Acupressure techniques and home remedies along with herbal food supplements and various treatments related to Naturopathy. More than 100 million people worldwide are suffering from constipation and ailments due to constipation such as gas, weakness, lack of appetite, feeling lethargic. A must watch for all those who want to regain their lost health. Click www.rajshri.com to watch more Baba Ramdev Videos

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      Philadelphia ‘Health for Sale’ Exhibit Retraces Medicinal History in Vintage Ads

      • May 24th, 2013

      Read the Transcript: to.pbs.org The Philadelphia Museum of Art is featuring an exhibit of vintage medical posters that advertise cures for all kinds of ailments. Health correspondent Betty Ann Bowser reports on the advertisements-turned-art.

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        MN Gov Makes Then Breaks Health Care Truth Pledge

        • May 24th, 2013

        Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, a Republican who is touring the country as he considers running for President said he would follow President Obama’s lead and “call out” people who spread lies or try to distort the facts in the health care debate. A few minutes later, Governor Pawlenty repeated a right-wing talking point about long waits for health care in Britain as reason for not going to a single-payer system because it would ration health care. Is that a lie? No… but it could be considered a distortion. According to British Parliament member Maria Eagle the story about long waits was true at one point, but no longer. “We’ve eliminated them” says Eagle. “We’ve done that by putting a lot of extra money in. By getting more doctors and nurses working for the health service and by focusing and targeting waiting lists to get rid of them.” The British National Health Service (NHS) says that in 1997 it wasn’t uncommon to wait 18 months for some procedures. Now more than 95% of all patients see a doctor and are treated in 18 weeks. The NHS says the wait for key diagnostic test appointments is 15.4 days. A recent study from Merritt Hawkins & Associates found that the average wait to get an specialist appointment in the largest 15 US cities was 20.5 days. While not exactly apples to apples comparisons (there are no regular measurements of waiting times in the US), the claims of British wait times now being incredibly long are false. Governor Pawlenty is now on the record as

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          Osama Bin Laden Dead: Questioning Pakistan

          • May 23rd, 2013

          There is growing outrage over foreign aid the US sends to Pakistan. For more, click here: abcnews.go.com

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            World Health News: VigRX Plus

            • May 23rd, 2013


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