Want to improve your fitness - go for a trek in the outdoors.
Want to improve your general health - go for a trek in the outdoors.
Want to improve your mental health - go for a trek in the outdoors.
Want to improve your sleep habits - go for a trek in the outdoors.
@skytv worst customer service experience ever. Just spent two hours on the phone, passed over to five different people, simply trying to upgrade my phone. 17 years as a customer about to get cancelled.
Daily unprocessed beef intake does not increase cardiovascular disease risk 🥩
Beef is a high-quality source of protein, iron, zinc and vitamin B12🔬
But many people state that eating beef can increase disease risk 🧐
This new meta-analysis compiled data from 20 studies to assess the impact of daily beef intake on CVD risk factors including…
⏱️ Blood pressure
🩸 Blood lipids
🧈 Cholesterol
Results 📊
Daily beef intake (~161 g/day) did not impact…
👉 Blood pressure
👉 Total cholesterol
👉 HDL-cholesterol
👉 Apolipoprotein A or B
👉 VLDL-cholesterol
There was a small effect on LDL-cholesterol (⬆️ by ~ 2.7 mg/dL), however this effect was lost when one study was removed from analysis 🔍
Daily unprocessed beef consumption does not increase CVD risk factors and can be a part of a well-balanced, performance and health-oriented diet ✅
Exercise volume or intensity: which is more important for promoting training adaptations? 🫀🫁
A recent meta-analysis explores this question & provides evidence on how training variables influence mitochondrial content, capillarization, and VO2 max.
Let’s explore. 👇🏼
Latest book on nutrition for cycling, a great author list and proud to see contributions from @LJMUSportSci staff and former students. Final chapter offers some personal perspectives and reflections on professional practice...
https://t.co/11nCIe4Y3k
Title: Research Assistant in Thermoregulatory Physiology
📍Place: @LJMU @LJMUSportSci 🏴
💰Salary: £25,138 - £29,605 a year
📅Deadline: 5/2/24
ℹ For more details👇 https://t.co/LF0aDbYrzc
2nd Salford Strength and Conditioning Symposium 2024
Please to announce the shop is now open and live
https://t.co/0ETzwt59RV
We have a timetable and we look forward to announcing the full line up in due course, invites have been sent! 📬
Applications now open to the Wellcome Trust PhD programme Advanced Therapies for Regenerative Medicine https://t.co/dxagTMhfSa I have a project on targeting senescence to rejuvenate the heart ♥️ @RegenMedPhD@kingsmedicine
Sedentary behaviour impacts a multitude of physiological systems.
“High volumes of sedentary behaviour can have adverse physiological impacts even in the presence of large volumes of aerobic and/or resistance exercise.”
This reinforces our need to "sit less, move more, and exercise".
https://t.co/PAlSFo5srH
Exercise protects against age-related declines in physical performance.
A single year of exercise reverses the trajectory of physical function in older adults (aged ~73):
WITHOUT exercise:
- 6-minute walk test: ❌-18.7%
- Chair stands: ❌-24.5%
- Timed up-and-go: ❌-19.4%
WITH exercise (aerobic/strength/balance/flexibility):
- 6-minute walk test: ✅+10.9%
- Chair stands: ✅+30.6%
- Timed up-and-go: ✅+9.2%
https://t.co/mYM02w5f3Q
I have read some truly excellent books this year, and this, without any doubt, is one of them. Informative, philosophical, provocative, and inspiring. Huge well done @bowelsurgeon
Essential reading for anyone working in health.
After 1 year of either home- or gym-based resistance training, only 41% of older adults (>65 yr) managed to keep training over the next 6 months.
But of those who continued, 1 or more session per week was enough to offset losses of muscle mass compared to stopping completely.
https://t.co/MzHuKk4ZdR
A very very proud moment for me… our first publication in MCP! Well done to the team and our thanks to all that have supported us.
https://t.co/WzJ2Npvo4I