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New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Intense exercise before taking anti-psychotic meds may prevent weight gain, diseases - Researchers found evidence that a single bout of exhaustive exercise protects against acute olanzapine-indu... https://t.co/Vh3fAogXKC
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Praise may motivate young adults with autism to exercise more - Simple statements of praise may have a big effect on the amount of exercise young adults with autism complete, according to prelim... https://t.co/iUlczRkgPt
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness In children with obesity, impulsivity may be linked with greater weight loss when treated - Children with obesity may be more impulsive than those with normal weight, but during family-based beh... https://t.co/IWaaqXU5fK
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Estrogen may reduce disordered eating in female athletes with irregular periods - Giving one year of estrogen replacement to female athletes with exercise-induced menstrual irregularities improv... https://t.co/QU9xpCWpPr
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Study of nearly 300,000 people challenges the 'obesity paradox' - The idea that it might be possible to be overweight or obese but not at increased risk of heart disease, otherwise known as the ... https://t.co/RG7fzeryW8
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Virtual coaches, fitness trackers help patients stay fit after cardiac rehab - A 12-week mobile health, or mHealth, program not only kept cardiac rehab patients from losing ground, it appeared t... https://t.co/Wgtwk9lIua
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Physically fit women nearly 90 percent less likely to develop dementia - Women with high physical fitness at middle age were nearly 90 percent less likely to develop dementia decades later, comp... https://t.co/Ocpd3CJIwr
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Can we turn back time? Muscles' own protective systems could help reduce frailty - New research published today helps explain why people experience muscle loss in old age, increasing the prospec... https://t.co/UScPZS6PMK
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Exercise may decrease heart drug's effectiveness - Health care experts are quick to remind us that a healthy lifestyle includes regular exercise. But what if certain, potentially life-saving med... https://t.co/7mZqBnqOai
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Little difference among diet plans' long-term effectiveness - Whether you pick low-carb, low fat or another diet plan, scientific research indicates each can help some people achieve modest long... https://t.co/yDAlGsjctn
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Gastric bypass surgery can give better control for diabetes and obesity than lifestyle modification - Patients treated with a form of bariatric surgery did significantly better than patients pro... https://t.co/gVF8d6IBt8
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Training the dizziness away - Many people are plagued by dizziness. To date, doctors have had to visually use their best judgment to determine its severity. Now the innovative EQUIVert system i... https://t.co/JgByy5SvP1
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Regular walking may protect against heart failure post menopause - Walking for at least 40 minutes several times per week at an average to fast pace is associated with a near 25 percent drop in ... https://t.co/9rfa4oW78T
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Stem cell study may result in stronger muscles in old age - As we grow older, our muscular function declines. A new study shows how an unexpectedly high number of mutations in the stem cells of ... https://t.co/9Wtnvl8O5w
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Watching too much television could cause fatal blood clots - Spending too much time in front of the television could increase your chance of developing potentially fatal blood clots known as ven... https://t.co/LniBiEBqyx
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Jymmin: How a combination of exercise and music helps us feel less pain - Pain is essential for survival. However, it could also slow rehabilitation, or could become a distinct disorder. How str... https://t.co/96D478vt77
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Moderate and severe exacerbations accelerate physical activity decline in COPD patients - A new study shows that both moderate and severe exacerbations in COPD patients are associated with a dec... https://t.co/xvN87BlZVG
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness Poor fitness linked to weaker brain fiber, higher dementia risk - Scientists have more evidence that exercise improves brain health and could be a lifesaving ingredient that prevents Alzheimer's... https://t.co/NBzmJTu66s
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness What is a 'normal' blood pressure response during exercise testing? - New data suggest that the guidelines used to evaluate an individual's peak blood pressure response during cardiopulmonary ex... https://t.co/DWdUrkUhFl
New from science daily's fitness page #gruntfit#fitness 'Pillownauts' help future human missions to Mars - Scientists are enlisting the help of 'pillownauts' to push back the boundaries of space travel in a new study to examine a potentially serious ... https://t.co/bBPnwoh9do