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Intermittent Fasting: The Downsides, According to New Studies

Intermittent fasting, IF, has shown promise for those with metabolic syndrome. But it’s not for everyone. Recent research points to some downsides of IF.

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How Exercise Timing Affects Blood Sugar, According to Research

A new study suggests that when you work out can make a difference in your metabolic health with p.m. exercisers seeing greater benefits for blood sugar.

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Study: High-Intensity Exercise May Reduce Metastatic Cancer Risk

High-intensity exercise may reduce the risk of metastatic cancer according to a new study. Here, experts explain what this means.

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Movement Snacks Build Muscle, According to Research

Got two minutes? If you use them to stay active, it could be a boon to your muscle mass, as new research says movement snacks build muscle.

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Study: Pair Psychology and Physical Therapy for Back Pain Relief

New research points to a more tailored approach to addressing back pain, including psychology and physical therapy.

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