Monday, April 2, 2012
Soy may pose risks to breast cancer patients: study
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Asbestos workers at risk from heart disease
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Cheap, safe device helps avoid premature birth
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How to Burn Belly Fat Exercise
There is no shortage of studies to show that exercises help build muscle, prevent muscle loss, and help with weight loss and can help burn belly fat. One of the best ways to lose belly fat and reduce body fat is to exercise. Strength training and weight lifting is often overlooked by the average person seeking to lose fat.
With weight loss from calorie restricted diets, you often lose some lean muscle mass along with body fat, and when this happens, it gets harder and harder to lose weight. Studies have found that just moderate exercise helps reduce the loss of muscle mass that occurs from calorie restricted diets. By engaging in regular exercise while following a calorie restricted diet, you can limit the amount of muscle mass lost due to the diet.
Each pound of muscle burns roughly 50 calories per day. So if you were to just lose 2 pounds of muscle, you would be burning 100 calories less.
Lose 5 pounds of muscle, and that works out to burning 250 less calories each day. Exercising regularly will help building strength, develop muscle, improve physical fitness, reduce muscle loss while on a diet, and help you burn more fat, which translates to losing belly fat.
For your workouts, try out some of the listed exercises below to burn belly fat:
Front Squats – Front squats places special emphasis on the thighs and the outside sweep of the quadriceps. This is a fantastic exercise to workout your entire lower body.
Squats – Squats is one of the most basic compound exercise for developing core strength.
Deadlift – Deadlift is a compound exercise that you should include in your training program – whether your goals is to build muscle, or burn fat.
Barbell Bench Press – The flat bench press is a compound exercise that builds size and strength in the chest muscle, front delts, and triceps.
There are dozens, if not hundreds of different exercises you can perform to lose body fat and burn belly fat; however, I chose these exercises because they are the “best” for building strength, and for building and preserving muscle mass.
No amount of ab exercise will help you burn belly fat. Just because you are doing exercises that target muscles around your mid section does not mean that it also works to burn belly fat.
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Lifecell Anti Aging Cream
Although we are dedicated to rating eye creams, there has been a product that has been discussed on the national media as well as on other eye cream review websites, so its worth giving it proper mention as it does claim to cure the same symptoms of aging that eye creams cure.
The product is called LifeCell, and its an all-in-one anti aging cream that not only works to banish eye wrinkles, but it also works to get rid of dark circles, fine lines, and improve the overall skin tone on the face and neck. If you dont believe all of these claims, I invite you to check out the link below, because celebrities like Paula Abdul, Joey Fatone, and many others are right there on their home page, talking about their awesome experience with this product.
LifeCell By South Beach Skin Care
Here is a breakdown of why you should consider LifeCell if you are looking for something that encompasses more than an eye cream and want to use ONE SINGLE ANTI AGING SKIN PRODUCT to cure any signs of aging that appear on your face.
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What To Look For In Eyelash Extension On The Gold Coast
A lot of people have been looking for lash extensions on the Gold Coast lately. This is because it is one of the most popular procedures being done in Hollywood, and it has taken a while for it to finally make it here. If you have coveted the looks of the Hollywood stars and want those same, thick eyelashes, then you can now get the same false eyelashes on the Gold Coast.
If you are a little frightened of having someone working around your eyes, then you shouldnt be, since the eyelash extensions on the Gold Coast are completely painless and totally safe. These are semi-permanent eyelashes that glued to the base of your real eyelashes. As they grow out, so will the extensions.
The procedure doesnt take long, and it is not painful or dangerous in any way. You can take the lashes off at any time by simply using baby oil and a cotton swab, but most women keep their lashes on for weeks, if not longer.
The benefits of getting eyelash extensions on the Gold Coast are many. You can actually have someone come to you if you are living a busy life. Alternatively, you can go into the salon and have them done quickly and painlessly. You wont have to wear mascara at all, which is one of the greatest benefits, but you will have the look of someone with big, bright eyes and thick lashes.
Many women have a lot of questions about this type of eyelash extension and for good reason they just seem too good to be true. But it is absolutely true that they last for weeks, they will stand up to rain, showers, and even swimming, and you dont need to use mascara at all. For many women, they are a dream come true.
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A New Research-Based Sun Safety Program at 40 Hotels and Resorts in the United States to Include Sun Protection Clothing
Apr
2012The Go Sun Smart program is planned for 40 selected resorts in the United States over the next three years and Sun Threadz, a sun protection clothing company, has been invited to be part of this program. Sun Threadz are designed and produced in the USA.
Philadelphia, PA-NJ (1888PressRelease) April 02, 2012 - Go Sun Smart is a research study sponsored by San Diego State University. The purpose of the project is to educate vacationing Americans about comprehensive sun safety techniques and skin cancer prevention. The study is funded by the National Cancer Institute, and has the potential to reach a significant portion of the US population when they are most vulnerable to skin damage from the sun.
Sun Threadz will join the Go Sun Smart project in the fight against skin cancer. Employees of the project will be outfitted in sun safe attire and will visit the resorts and interface with vacationers from a nationwide market. Damage from the sun can be prevented by applying sunscreen, wearing sun protective clothing, wide brim hats, seeking shade when necessary and recognizing when UV is highest and most dangerous.
This program will start the beginning of spring 2012 at twenty resorts and the other twenty resorts will receive the program one year later.
Over one million cases of non-melanoma skin cancers occur annually, and melanoma increased 4% each year for decades, significantly burdening the nation's health system.
The program will use positive, upbeat messages and stories that stress gains from being sun safe consistent with guests' positive vacation experiences to encourage advanced sun safety behaviors. Vacationers will receive important and accessible information that can shift their understanding about over-exposure to the sun while vacationing. Sun safety behaviors are easy to implement but reminders are required to convince vacationers to be sun safe.
Sun Threadz was founded by a melanoma survivor who is an advocate for a sun safe lifestyle.
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Award Winning Personal Trainer Joe Perry See Phenomenal Growth At His Johnson County Kansas Fitness Center 4 Ever Fitness
Apr
2012Joe Perry and his Overland Park based fitness center 4 Ever Fitness features Jam Boxing and Jam Kickboxing to get his clients in the best shape of their lives. They lose weight, feel great and Joe inspires each client.
Kansas City, MO-KS (1888PressRelease) April 02, 2012 - Joe Perry is an inspirational Personal Trainer and owner at 4 Ever Fitness,a Johnson County fitness center. His ability to motivate members at 4 Ever Fitness in Overland Park to reach their fitness goals resulted in his being award the 435 South Magazine Best Personal Trainer for 2009. Joe was introduced to martial arts when he was five years old by his sister's husband, a third degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do. For 15 years, Joe studied martial arts with him. Add some boxing training with Abu Shabazz, a golden gloves boxer, and De Shon Workcuff to this all around athlete and you've got an incredible trainer.
Joe's desire to help people become healthy inspired him to seek his personal training certification through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Today, he uses this training and his athletic skill sets to motivate 4 Ever Fitness members in Johnson County, Kansas to be the best they can be.
Joe uses his extensive knowledge of boxing, kickboxing and MMA skills to effectively help members lose weight, build body mass and tone up. Throughout his classes or training sessions, Joe shares why the exercises he's teaching are important to your body and mind, and how they can help in self-defense. Joe mixes punch and kick-punch combinations on heavy bags with ground exercises incorporating medicine balls and the use of a member's own body weight as resistance.
"I am living out both of my dreams. I get to help people stay healthy and fit and fight competitively," says Joe. "Although I was always serious about martial arts, it was always fun. Now I can share that with other people and I really enjoy seeing them develop and achieve their personal goals."
Joe has a Facebook Group, "B 4 Ever Fit" where he shares fitness tips, healthy eating tips and recipes, and sends a Facebook email, "Cup of Joe", featuring daily inspirational quotes to his fans. The Overland Park fitness center has seen awesome growth in the past year. Big things are planned for 2012.
To get a great workout with Joe visit him at 4 Ever Fitness in Overland Park. The website is http://www.4-ever-fitness.com and the gym is located at 6985 W 153rd St Overland Park, KS (913) 982-6230
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Significant Weight Loss from Green Coffee Beans
A study presented at the yearly meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS) demonstrated that consumption of green coffee bean extract over a 22-week study period resulted in a 10 percent reduction in body weight – a rather dramatic finding for a single nutrient.
The ingredient in green coffee beans that appears to be assisting weight loss is called chlorogenic acid, which is lost when the coffee beans are roasted. The study tested two doses of green coffee bean extract: 700 mg per day and 1,050 mg per day. During the study each participant took the lower dose for six weeks, the higher dose for six weeks, and the placebo for six weeks. The participants were aged 22 to 26 and made no dietary or exercise changes during the study period. The average amount of weight lost during the study was 17 pounds, which the researchers felt might have been more if the study participants had taken the higher dose for the entire study period.
The study weaknesses were that it was in a small group of 16 overweight or obese people and the participants were younger (meaning their metabolism may respond better compared to middle age). Nevertheless, these findings are rather impressive.
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Melanoma Rates On the Rise Among Young Adults: Study
According to the study, the incidence of melanoma increased eightfold among young women and fourfold among young men from 1970 through 2009.
The findings come from a population-based study by Mayo Clinic researchers using records from the Rochester Epidemiology Project, a decades-long database of all patient care in Olmsted County, Minn. The researchers looked for first-time diagnoses of melanoma in patients 18 to 39 from 1970 to 2009.
Dermatologists said these findings mirror what they are seeing in their own practices.
And the study researchers pointed to the rise in the use of indoor tanning beds as one of the main reasons behind the trend, but childhood sunburns and ultraviolet (UV) exposure in adulthood may also contribute to melanoma risk. The findings appear in the April issue of Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
Although the rates of melanoma have increased, the study did show that fewer people are dying from skin cancer. Researchers credit early detection of skin cancer and prompt medical care for the improved survival rates.
"People are now more aware of their skin and of the need to see a doctor when they see changes," Mayo Clinic dermatologist Dr. Jerry Brewer said in a statement. "As a result, many cases may be caught before the cancer advances to a deep melanoma, which is harder to treat."
Dr. Jennifer Stein, an assistant professor at the Ronald O. Perelman department of dermatology at the NYU Langone Medical Center in New York City, said that she is seeing a lot of young people, especially young women, with melanoma.
"Skin cancer awareness is up, and even though there is lots of information about the dangers of tanning beds, people still use them," Stein said.
Other risks for melanoma include a family or personal history of melanoma and large numbers of unusual looking moles. "People who have had a melanoma are at higher risk for having another," she said. "It is important to check your own skin at home and come in to see a skin doctor if you ever see anything you are worried about it."
How can you tell? Look for moles that follow the ABCD rule, said Dr. Alicia Terando, a surgical oncologist at Ohio State University's James Cancer Hospital in Columbus. "'A' stands for asymmetry, meaning that one half of the mole is a different size than the other. 'B' is for border irregularity. 'C' stands for color. Melanomas are often brown, tan and black. The 'D' is for diameter. Most melanomas are greater than 6 millimeters in size. "A melanoma is the mole that stands out," she said. "It's the ugly duckling."
"Prevention is also important," Stein said. "Take precautions when in the sun, including wearing a wide-brimmed hat, sun-protective clothing and applying and reapplying sunscreen that protects against UVA and UVB rays."
Dr. Kavita Mariwalla, director of Mohs and Dermatological Surgery at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City, is concerned about the rising rates of skin cancer in young women.
"People know they should wear sunscreen and should not get burned, but there is a disconnect between that and tanning bed use," Mariwalla said. Tans are also being glamorized on reality shows like "Jersey Shore," she added.
As it stands, 36 states restrict indoor tanning use by minors. California became the first state to prohibit the use of indoor tanning devices for everyone under the age of 18, and many other states are considering such bans, according to the American Academy of Dermatology.
John Overstreet, executive director of the Indoor Tanning Association, a trade group based in Washington, D.C., said that indoor tanning bed use shouldn't be singled out as a cause for the rise in skin cancer rates.
"The study itself has almost nothing to do with indoor tanning and the links they cite to indoor tanning are nothing but speculation," he said. "They attempt to make indoor tanning the story while ignoring other possible risk factors such as sunburning outdoors, sunscreens that for several decades did not block UVA, the more deeply penetrating ultraviolet wavelength, and more frequent travel to sunny vacations locations over the last decade where severe sunburns are more likely to occur."
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Health Tip: Selecting a Childcare Provider
The womenshealth.gov website suggests how to evaluate any childcare center:
Visit many different facilities and spend considerable time at each one, to get a good feel for the environment and quality of care.Watch and listen for busy, active and happy children.Count how many staff members are assigned to each child, and make sure that ratio complies with state guidelines.Research the staff's experience and individual backgrounds.View the Original article