It’s no wonder that ibuprofen is a popular over-the-counter pain reliever. It’s inexpensive, widely available, and seems to have few side effects. But like all medications, it is not free of problems.
Ibuprofen: Bane, Boon or Just Sometimes Handy?
Working out when it’s Hot Hot Hot!
Here in Fabulous Las Vegas we are experiencing record-setting heat. It was 110°F yesterday, and today is expected to be just as hot. It’s hard to get motivated to do much of anything in weather like this, especially if you’re dealing with a frozen ac unit inside. If you need assistance with electrical panel replacement, experienced technicians can help. However, here’s some ideas to keep you going when you work out.
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This morning we have one for the guys and one for the ladies. Ladies first!
Book Review: The Primal Blueprint and The Primal Blueprint Cookbook
“Paleo” or “caveman” diets and lifestyles have come into vogue with a lot of the leading edge fitness thinkers over the last few years. From barefoot running to raw foods, many luminaries are forging a trail to get back to basics.
Mark Sisson is one of those thinkers. He’s a fitness and nutrition expert whose daily writings have spawned a popular blog amongst the paleo set, Mark’s Daily Apple. There he relates his thoughts, his musings and experiences and his well reasoned arguments for what he calls a “primal” lifestyle. Sisson comes to primal or paleo thinking with a strong traditional fitness pedigree including experience as a competitive triathlete, trainer and even as a consultant on the popular home fitness routine P90X. His blog has served as a test bed for ideas and ultimately for his book. The Primal Blueprint was released last year and collects many of his ideas into a single volume. The companion cookbook, The Primal Blueprint Cookbook, arrived on bookshelves mere weeks ago.
A Novel Way to Prevent Heart Disease?
Most people will agree that heart disease is a bad thing that should be avoided. And many people put that idea to work by doing things like eating what they consider “healthy” foods, or exercising. However, researchers at the University College London have found another important thing to do. The good news is that it takes only minutes a day. In fact, you might already do it!


