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    BACKGROUND Fibromyalgia is a chronic disease characterized by several somatic symptoms including chronic musculoskeletal achiness, stiffness, and exaggerated tenderness at specified tender points (1). In the past, research analyses of the specified causes of this disease have been deemed inconclusive. It has been said that various psychological and physiological complications can initiate the events that lead to the development of fibromyalgia including psychological trauma, physical trauma, and/or

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    Do you need to slim down quick for a coastal escape or your wedding day? While there are countless things you can do to drop a few pounds, losing weight too quickly, like any abrupt change to your body, can be hazardous. While trendy diets, diet pills, and fasting may indeed encourage swift weight loss, these techniques can cause you to lose muscle mass and may also injure your heart and other organs fairly rapidly. Don 't go for a miracle. Follow these steps to lose fat quickly, healthily, and sustainable

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    muscle cramps in exercising muscles. These symptoms usually occur during the first 10 minutes of exercise. Muscle cramps are one of the major signs of McArdle 's Syndrome. To prevent these muscle cramps, one should avoid high intensity and maximal aerobic exercise. Muscle weakness occurs in 25% of people diagnosed with McArdle 's Syndrome and is more likely to involve proximal muscles and people over the age of 40.

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    Thermoregulation is the control of the body’s temperature. Normal body core temperature is typically around 37 °C, staying within a functional range of 35 to 41 °C. (Périard et al., 2015) Temperature during exercise can have both positive and negative effects and therefore it is important to manage it through training and heat acclimatisation. It has been found that power output and speed of cyclists decreased during hot conditions. (Racinais, S et al., 2015) However, due to heat acclimatisation

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    The purpose of this literature review is to summarize current research regarding physical activity and its effects on Alzheimer Disease (AD). Alzheimer’s is a disease that causes a decline in memory and cognitive abilities. It is estimated that the number of people living with Alzheimer’s will rise to 115.4 million people by 2050 (Cyarto et al., 2010). Much research is trying to find an end to Alzheimer Disease, but has resulted in no cure as of yet. Alzheimer’s impacts many people and exercise could

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    In Traditional witchcraft one may lay a compass/compass round, as this is kind of similar to the Wiccan casting of a circle , but with much more different meaning .I will occasionally lay one depending on what I am doing , it's not for sacred space , it isn't for protection ,it is for awakening the powers of the spirits of the earth , the seen and un seen world , as a meeting place , we are the centers of our world and this can be considered as the cross roads , it makes us aware ,and everything

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    Zumba vs Yoga Do you want to reduce your stress, improve your health, and get in shape? Are you unsure of what your options may be? Zumba and yoga are two popular fitness classes that you can take to have fun and get in shape. Choose yoga if you want to increase your flexibility and strength while burning fat, or choose Latin dancing Zumba for more focus on your cardio fitness. They are both beneficial in different ways, physically improving you as well as providing great health benefits. Zumba

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    Yesterday was good. I worked out for the first time since I got the flu. I ran on the elliptical AND I did some strength training. The free gym in my apartment complex isn't the best, but it has a small variety of cardio and strength training machines. It's decent, and gets the job done. It has machines for strength training your arms and legs, but not your abs. That's not that big of a deal, though. I can just do all sorts of crunches to tone up my ab muscles. I've gained weight since I stopped

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    In the article, the purpose of this study was to verify and compare how the effect of 10 min of aerobic exercise performed above and below lactate threshold (LT) on executive control in children. In the article, it mentions how children are becoming sedentary. That means it increase the prevalence of overweight and low physical fitness. This much inactivity affects brain health and some aspects of cognition. It affects the executive control. It’s something to be concern about because in childhood

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    This table shows a set of results for when doing push ups and ideally where about each individual needs to be working at depending on their age. You can compare an individual’s previous score before they started working out to improve their muscular endurance with their score after a couple of week’s training. Advantage and Disadvantages: U25, P1 Test 1- 2km rowing ergo meter- The 2km rowing ergo meter is an effective way of losing weight because it requires the whole body to participate in the

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