Turning Scar Tissue Into Heart Muscle
Ground-breaking new research has been able to transform scar tissue of rodents into heart tissue! This basically lets the heart rebuild healthy tissue to fight heart disease. Hopefully, this new development can progress so that eventually it can save lives in humans.
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Fish Oil and Strength Training
A recent study completed at the Parana Federal University in Brazil looked at strength training in females in their 60s. Researchers discovered that while all were able to gain strength, those who supplemented with fish oil benefitted with greater strength and muscle gains. While fish oil is a recognized and popular supplement for lowering triglycerides and cholesterol, it does have many other benefits, including the improvement of nerve function. therefore, the research team theorizes that fish oil increases the muscles capacity to contract and respond to weight training. Keeping in mind the small sampling of 45 subjects, more research is necessary to confirm these exciting findings.
A recent study completed at the Parana Federal University in Brazil looked at strength training in females in their 60s. Researchers discovered that while all were able to gain strength, those who supplemented with fish oil benefitted with greater strength and muscle gains. While fish oil is a recognized and popular supplement for lowering triglycerides and cholesterol, it does have many other benefits, including the improvement of nerve function. therefore, the research team theorizes that fish oil increases the muscles capacity to contract and respond to weight training. Keeping in mind the small sampling of 45 subjects, more research is necessary to confirm these exciting findings.
Fish Oil and Strength Training
A recent study completed at the Parana Federal University in Brazil looked at weight training in women in their 60s. Researchers found that while all were able to gain strength, those who supplemented with fish oil experienced greater strength and muscle gains. While fish oil is a proven and well known supplement for lowering triglycerides and cholesterol, it does have many other benefits, including the improvement of nerve function. Thus, the research team postulates that fish oil increases the muscles ability to contract and respond to strength training. Considering the small sample size of 45 subjects, more study is needed to confirm these exciting findings.
A recent study completed at the Parana Federal University in Brazil looked at weight training in women in their 60s. Researchers found that while all were able to gain strength, those who supplemented with fish oil experienced greater strength and muscle gains. While fish oil is a proven and well known supplement for lowering triglycerides and cholesterol, it does have many other benefits, including the improvement of nerve function. Thus, the research team postulates that fish oil increases the muscles ability to contract and respond to strength training. Considering the small sample size of 45 subjects, more study is needed to confirm these exciting findings.
Fish Oil Benefits in Weight Training
A new study performed at the Parana Federal University in Brazil examined weight training in women in their 60s. Researchers found that while all were able to get stronger, those who took fish oil experienced increased strength and muscle gains. While fish oil is a proven and well known supplement for lowering triglycerides and cholesterol, it does have many other positives, including the improvement of nerve function. Thus, the research team postulates that fish oil enhances the muscles ability to contract and respond to strength training. Considering the small sample size of 45 subjects, more study is needed to confirm these exciting findings.
A new study performed at the Parana Federal University in Brazil examined weight training in women in their 60s. Researchers found that while all were able to get stronger, those who took fish oil experienced increased strength and muscle gains. While fish oil is a proven and well known supplement for lowering triglycerides and cholesterol, it does have many other positives, including the improvement of nerve function. Thus, the research team postulates that fish oil enhances the muscles ability to contract and respond to strength training. Considering the small sample size of 45 subjects, more study is needed to confirm these exciting findings.
Benefits of Omega-3 in Strength Training
A ground-breaking study carried out at the Parana Federal University in Brazil focused on weight training in women in their 60s. Researchers found that while all were able to increase strength, those who ingested fish oil experienced superior strength and muscle gains. While fish oil is a proven and well known supplement for lowering triglycerides and cholesterol, it does have many other pluses, including the improvement of nerve function. Thus, the research team postulates that fish oil improves the muscles ability to contract and respond to strength training. Considering the small sample size of 45 subjects, more study is needed to confirm these exciting findings.
A ground-breaking study carried out at the Parana Federal University in Brazil focused on weight training in women in their 60s. Researchers found that while all were able to increase strength, those who ingested fish oil experienced superior strength and muscle gains. While fish oil is a proven and well known supplement for lowering triglycerides and cholesterol, it does have many other pluses, including the improvement of nerve function. Thus, the research team postulates that fish oil improves the muscles ability to contract and respond to strength training. Considering the small sample size of 45 subjects, more study is needed to confirm these exciting findings.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Do you want to know how to lose 40 lbs of ugly fat? Cut off your head! Study: Fat Loss Supps DON'T Work: http://bit.ly/xTGNjq
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Fish Oil for Fido
The pluses of taking Omega-3 fatty acids are well documented, with a plethora of benefits for the brain, heart, skin, joints, and eyes. If you're not currently taking Omega-3s you should reevaluate your supplement program. But how about Omega-3s for our furry friends? Why shouldn't they take advantage of the many benefits of Omega-3?
Over a year ago, our two small dogs (a Bichon Frise and a Silky Terrier) started having regular bouts of limping, for no clear reason. A number of trips to the vet revealed no signs of injury though it turns out both suffered from subluxating knee joints. Aside from surgery there was no real options. We started supplementing their diet with a Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement made especially for dogs. After a few months it was clear this was not helping. The limping would still happen.
On one return trip to the vet we asked if there was a supplement that could alleviate their pain and he suggested fish oil. We started adding a half capsule of fish oil to their dinners every day. I am delighted to state that the fish oil definitely made a huge difference!
At this time, a year later, both dogs have not had a single limping episode! If your dog has similar problems talk with your vet. Fish oil did the trick for our dogs.
Try fish oil: http://bit.ly/zJEuEp
The pluses of taking Omega-3 fatty acids are well documented, with a plethora of benefits for the brain, heart, skin, joints, and eyes. If you're not currently taking Omega-3s you should reevaluate your supplement program. But how about Omega-3s for our furry friends? Why shouldn't they take advantage of the many benefits of Omega-3?
Over a year ago, our two small dogs (a Bichon Frise and a Silky Terrier) started having regular bouts of limping, for no clear reason. A number of trips to the vet revealed no signs of injury though it turns out both suffered from subluxating knee joints. Aside from surgery there was no real options. We started supplementing their diet with a Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement made especially for dogs. After a few months it was clear this was not helping. The limping would still happen.
On one return trip to the vet we asked if there was a supplement that could alleviate their pain and he suggested fish oil. We started adding a half capsule of fish oil to their dinners every day. I am delighted to state that the fish oil definitely made a huge difference!
At this time, a year later, both dogs have not had a single limping episode! If your dog has similar problems talk with your vet. Fish oil did the trick for our dogs.
Try fish oil: http://bit.ly/zJEuEp
Fish Oil for Fido
The pluses of taking Omega-3 fatty acids are well documented, with a plethora of benefits for the brain, heart, skin, joints, and eyes. If you're not now supplementing with Omega-3s you should reevaluate your nutritional protocol. But how about Omega-3s for our furry friends? Why can't they take advantage of the numerous benefits of Omega-3?
A while back, our two small dogs (a Bichon Frise and a Silky Terrier) began having regular episodes of limping, for no evident reason. A number of visits to the vet revealed no evidence of injury though it was discovered both were afflicted with subluxating knee joints. Aside from surgery there was no real options. We began supplementing their meals with a Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement made specially for dogs. After several months it was evident this was not helping. The limping would still crop up.
On one return visit to the vet we asked if there was a supplement that could alleviate their pain and he recommended fish oil. We started adding a half capsule of fish oil to their suppers each day. I am pleased to report that the fish oil without doubt made a huge difference!
At this time, a year later, both dogs have not had one limping episode! If your dog has comparable problems talk with your vet. Fish oil did the trick for our dogs.
Try fish oil: http://bit.ly/zJEuEp
The pluses of taking Omega-3 fatty acids are well documented, with a plethora of benefits for the brain, heart, skin, joints, and eyes. If you're not now supplementing with Omega-3s you should reevaluate your nutritional protocol. But how about Omega-3s for our furry friends? Why can't they take advantage of the numerous benefits of Omega-3?
A while back, our two small dogs (a Bichon Frise and a Silky Terrier) began having regular episodes of limping, for no evident reason. A number of visits to the vet revealed no evidence of injury though it was discovered both were afflicted with subluxating knee joints. Aside from surgery there was no real options. We began supplementing their meals with a Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement made specially for dogs. After several months it was evident this was not helping. The limping would still crop up.
On one return visit to the vet we asked if there was a supplement that could alleviate their pain and he recommended fish oil. We started adding a half capsule of fish oil to their suppers each day. I am pleased to report that the fish oil without doubt made a huge difference!
At this time, a year later, both dogs have not had one limping episode! If your dog has comparable problems talk with your vet. Fish oil did the trick for our dogs.
Try fish oil: http://bit.ly/zJEuEp
Fish Oil for Fido
The pluses of taking Omega-3 fatty acids are well documented, with a plethora of benefits for the brain, heart, skin, joints, and eyes. If you're not currently taking Omega-3s you should reevaluate your supplement program. But how about Omega-3s for our furry friends? Why shouldn't they take advantage of the many benefits of Omega-3?
Over a year ago, our two small dogs (a Bichon Frise and a Silky Terrier) started having regular bouts of limping, for no apparent reason. A number of trips to the vet revealed no signs of injury though it turns out both suffered from subluxating knee joints. Aside from surgery there was no real options. We started supplementing their diet with a Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement made especially for dogs. After a few months it was apparent this was not helping. The limping would still occur.
On one return trip to the vet we asked if there was a supplement that could alleviate their pain and he suggested fish oil. We started adding a half capsule of fish oil to their dinners every day. I am happy to say that the fish oil unquestionably made a huge difference!
At this time, a year later, both dogs have not had a single limping episode! If your dog has similar problems talk with your vet. Fish oil did the trick for our dogs.
Try fish oil: http://bit.ly/zJEuEp
The pluses of taking Omega-3 fatty acids are well documented, with a plethora of benefits for the brain, heart, skin, joints, and eyes. If you're not currently taking Omega-3s you should reevaluate your supplement program. But how about Omega-3s for our furry friends? Why shouldn't they take advantage of the many benefits of Omega-3?
Over a year ago, our two small dogs (a Bichon Frise and a Silky Terrier) started having regular bouts of limping, for no apparent reason. A number of trips to the vet revealed no signs of injury though it turns out both suffered from subluxating knee joints. Aside from surgery there was no real options. We started supplementing their diet with a Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement made especially for dogs. After a few months it was apparent this was not helping. The limping would still occur.
On one return trip to the vet we asked if there was a supplement that could alleviate their pain and he suggested fish oil. We started adding a half capsule of fish oil to their dinners every day. I am happy to say that the fish oil unquestionably made a huge difference!
At this time, a year later, both dogs have not had a single limping episode! If your dog has similar problems talk with your vet. Fish oil did the trick for our dogs.
Try fish oil: http://bit.ly/zJEuEp
Fish Oil for Fido
The pluses of taking Omega-3 fatty acids are well documented, with a plethora of benefits for the brain, heart, skin, joints, and eyes. If you're not now supplementing with Omega-3s you should reevaluate your nutritional protocol. But how about Omega-3s for our furry friends? Why can't they take advantage of the numerous benefits of Omega-3?
A while back, our two small dogs (a Bichon Frise and a Silky Terrier) began having regular episodes of limping, for no obvious reason. A number of visits to the vet revealed no evidence of injury though it was discovered both were afflicted with subluxating knee joints. Aside from surgery there was no real options. We began supplementing their meals with a Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement made specially for dogs. After several months it was obvious this was not helping. The limping would still take place.
On one return visit to the vet we asked if there was a supplement that could alleviate their pain and he recommended fish oil. We started adding a half capsule of fish oil to their suppers each day. I am ecstatic to reveal that the fish oil beyond doubt made a huge difference!
At this time, a year later, both dogs have not had one limping episode! If your dog has comparable problems talk with your vet. Fish oil did the trick for our dogs.
Try fish oil: http://bit.ly/zJEuEp
The pluses of taking Omega-3 fatty acids are well documented, with a plethora of benefits for the brain, heart, skin, joints, and eyes. If you're not now supplementing with Omega-3s you should reevaluate your nutritional protocol. But how about Omega-3s for our furry friends? Why can't they take advantage of the numerous benefits of Omega-3?
A while back, our two small dogs (a Bichon Frise and a Silky Terrier) began having regular episodes of limping, for no obvious reason. A number of visits to the vet revealed no evidence of injury though it was discovered both were afflicted with subluxating knee joints. Aside from surgery there was no real options. We began supplementing their meals with a Glucosamine/Chondroitin supplement made specially for dogs. After several months it was obvious this was not helping. The limping would still take place.
On one return visit to the vet we asked if there was a supplement that could alleviate their pain and he recommended fish oil. We started adding a half capsule of fish oil to their suppers each day. I am ecstatic to reveal that the fish oil beyond doubt made a huge difference!
At this time, a year later, both dogs have not had one limping episode! If your dog has comparable problems talk with your vet. Fish oil did the trick for our dogs.
Try fish oil: http://bit.ly/zJEuEp
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Monday, March 5, 2012
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Honey do this! New study suggests superbug fighting properties of Manuka honey. http://bit.ly/yMufyH
Friday, February 3, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Hon....what was I going to Tweet about again?! Men More Than Women Likely to Experience Memory Loss. http://abcn.ws/yySqE6
Finally, an exercise program for me! Experts say Stepping in Place During Commercials Counts as Exercise! http://bit.ly/xC4bwk
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
I feel your pain...well not really. A New Study Indicates Women Feel More Pain Than Men. http://bit.ly/yDP2xT
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
The results are in....US News has evaluated all of the popular diets and the best was....http://bit.ly/A3XIfw
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
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