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Hearts get ‘younger,’ even at middle age, with exercise
After 2 years, research participants doing higher-intensity exercise 4 or more times a week saw dramatic improvements in heart health. “We took these 50-year-old hearts and turned the clock back to 30- or 35-year-old hearts,” says Levine. Read on.
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Could targeting your internal clock be key to slowing cancer?
Another research, albeit still in trial phase, is connecting breast cancer to lifestyle. Working with the circadian rhythm can help you stay healthy and/or slow down the progression of disease. Learn more.
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Meditation: in depth
This is an awesome resource that proves how meditation can help pain, high blood pressure, IBS, ulcerative colitis, anxiety, smoking cessation and other conditions. Read on.
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Working it! How exercise helps fight heart failure
“Used to be that heart-failure patients were told to rest, rest, rest. Now experts say physical activity is vital”. Learn more.
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Why diet and exercise are key to a good night’s sleep
This article has a good list to start with. I’d add avoiding heavy foods for dinner and making your dinner smaller than your lunch. (This is not a Mancini endorsement). Get more ideas.
