Chicken labels truth on enhanced meat and sodium
A nutrition article asks readers to true false six statements about chicken labeling and enhancement. It cites that many 100 percent natural claims may be injected and sodium levels vary. Heart Check symbol does not guarantee no injections. ingredients lists can reveal injected substances.
Weight-loss yoga boosts calorie burn and pace
Prevention columnist Chris Freytag presents two beginner 20 minute yoga workouts on a $14.98 DVD. The guide is easy to follow with basic and challenging options to keep moving and raise stamina while burning calories. A Mayo Clinic expert notes normal weight obesity concerns and the need to measure body fat.
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Chris Freytag
Prevention Magazine
Francisco Lopez-Jimenez
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Minn
National Health and Nutrition Examination
Lopez- Jimenez
Core Over Abs Redefines Fitness And Self Confidence
Fitness expert Granum rejects six pack aims, championing a deep core approach. She teaches that strong inner muscles stabilize the torso and spine, prevent injuries, and boost posture and performance beyond superficial abs.
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Granum
Moksha Yoga Center
Chicago
Forrest Yoga Elbow to Knee Core Move Demonstrated
Lani Granum 56 performs a Forrest Yoga elbow to knee drill at the Moksha Riverwest studio. The routine strengthens the core by lifting the shoulder blades and tailbone while alternating sides for five to eight reps.
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Chicago Tribune
Stephanie Brinson
Lani Granum
Moksha Riverwest
Chicago
Forrest
Moksha Riverwest Yoga Studio
Granum
Calculating Target Heart Rate Zone for Exercise
Kris Pritchett explains how to use the Karvonen formula to estimate maximum and target heart rates. She outlines 50 to 75 percent targets, provides a 35 year old example, shows pulse counting, and notes Borg Scale for exertion plus monitor options.
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American Heart Association
Probiotics Still Under Debate
Probiotics remain debated as friendly bacteria appear in cereals yogurt drinks and cheese. Studies show potential to fight infections ease irritable bowel symptoms and dampen allergies yet experts warn evidence is inconclusive and no independent stamp of approval exists for probiotic products.
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R.A. Rastall
Food Bioscience Department
Britain
University of Reading
Sanders
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