Good Health is Your Greatest Wealth……Virgil
According to scientists from Oregon State University in the US, more than 40 percent of older breast cancer survivors don't get enough exercise after leaving their treatment program. Since regular exercise can reduce the risk of the disease's …
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| Breast cancer survivors are encouraged to exercise to keep the disease from recurring. A study published October 4, 2012 by Oregon State University researchers provides valuable information about how to motivate women to continue exercising – something … See all stories on this topic » |
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HOLLYWOOD — If you are a woman and don't exercise enough — or at all —you are literally making yourself sick. That essentially is the conclusion of a new study released by Oregon State University last week, indicating that inactive women are at a …
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Researchers from Oregon State University found while men got an average 30 minutes of exercise a day, women only achieved 18 minutes.
Researchers from Oregon State University found while men got an average 30 minutes of exercise a day, women only achieved 18 minutes.
(Amanda Cowan | Corvallis Gazette-Times) Looking to drop a few pounds with the help of weight–loss pills? Don't bother, says Oregon State University researcher Melinda Manore. She said most people are better off by eating healthy foods and adding …
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| After studying weight loss supplements and the body of evidence surrounding them, an Oregon State University researcher has found that no single product is proven 100 percent effective. In fact, many can be harmful to your health. See all stories on this topic » |
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| "Physical activity may not just be good for the waistline and heart, but it also can help you sleep," study researcher Brad Cardinal, professor of exercise science at Oregon State University, said in a statement. Participants who worked out for at … See all stories on this topic » |
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Outlining the importance of exercises, experts from the Oregon State University have revealed that people are more active and alert at daytime if they are exposed to a minimum of 150 minutes of physical activity in a week. …
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