The lingering impact of exercise
Fitness websites and publications frequently crow about the residual increase in metabolism that results from exercise. Formally, this is called excess post-exercise oxygen consumption, or EPOC, and...
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One weakness of the decades-long exhortations to get Americans to take better care of themselves, is the dumbing down of exercise advice. While I was writing my book, Ten Commandments of Faith and...
View ArticleFitness or fatness…which matters more?
In the fitness or fatness debate, fitness got a big boost last week, when Circulation published new data from the long-running Aerobics Center Longitudinal Study at the Cooper Institute in Dallas, TX....
View ArticleAssociations between body composition and gait-speed decline: results from...
Gait speed is an established predictor of early mortality. Adults who have a faster normal walking pace live longer than those who are slower. Walking speed is an indicator of both cardiorespiratory...
View ArticleLifelong exercise can help you maintain speed and fitness as you age – The...
An actual useful and accurate article on exercise in the MSM. Who’d have thunk it? The bottom line: fitness takes work, but the payoffs are huge…healthy aging vs early death or disability. Most...
View ArticleAnnals of Internal Medicine | Are Metabolically Healthy Overweight and...
A useful review of the literature regarding the purported benignity of obesity that actually highlights a serious weakness in the literature. Obesity is not benign and this review challenges the...
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