Curcumin reduces anxiety and depression

A phytosomal curcumin (called Meriva) was effective at reducing depression and anxiety by 50% in people with major depression compared to placebo which reduced symptoms by 13%. Curcumin is known to have potent anti-inflammatory effects… thus, since depression seems to… Continue Reading

Athletic Greens 50% off

Great deals on Athletic Greens… http://bit.ly/50offAthleticGreens Athletic Greens can be used as a multivitamin/multimineral as well as a greens supplement, and provides several vitamins and minerals. Namely, one serving provides the full daily value of zinc, almost as much vitamin… Continue Reading

Obesity approach must be individualized, research identifies ‘six types’

One size does not fit all when it comes to tackling obesity, according to a new study by the University of Sheffield Study shows there are six different types of obese people Treating individuals according to which ‘type’ could be… Continue Reading

All body fat isn’t created equal, Colorado State University research shows

View image | gettyimages.com What makes one fat deposit “good” and the other so “bad”? This question has inspired the research of Michelle Foster, an assistant professor in CSU’s Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition who studies the behavioral… Continue Reading

Lose #Weight, blast #Fat with a program just for #Women

Cardio? You mean the Spanish word for 100 deadlifts in 30 minutes? Whatever your opinion of cardio or aerobic exercise, you hopefully recognize the value and incorporate some form of it into your fitness regimen (note, not regime, that’s fitness… Continue Reading

Out There:  From 320 Pounds to Pro Athlete.  One Man’s True Story of Ultra Recovery From Alcohol, Drugs and Obesity   

It’s no surprise that, for many, New Year’s resolutions have already fallen by the wayside.  However giving up won’t get us any closer to achieving our goals.  Just ask David Clark, a former 320-pound alcoholic, turned pro athlete.  Clark’s hard-hitting… Continue Reading