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You get all kinds of happiness advice on the internet from people who don\’t know what they\’re talking about. Don\’t trust them. Actually, don\’t trust me either. Trust neuroscientists. They study that gray blob in your head all day and have learned a lot about what truly will make you happy. UCLA neuroscience researcher Alex Korb has some […]

By the Exercise Geeks When contemplating evidence-based practice – regardless of whether it’s a physical therapy or strength and conditioning setting – we always reference the principles set forth by Dr. David Sackett. The late Canadian-American medical doctor was a pioneer in the field of evidence-based medicine. He deconstructed the practice into a triad of factors: Collect

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Twins Alexander and Chris Van Tulleken set out to find out which is worse They were allowed to eat as much as they wanted and exercised the same Alexander couldn\’t have carbs and Chris was allowed only a tiny bit of fat By ALEXANDER VAN TULLEKEN By avoiding mirrors and scales you can fool yourself

Welcome to your personal, viral logbook By Arielle Duhaime-Ross Chances are, you don\’t know all the viruses you\’ve encountered throughout your life. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just find out? According to a new study in Science, researchers have devised a blood test that can do just that by identifying the viruses that

Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports \”Sleep is a key pillar in improving health and performance.\” Contradictory to one of Russell Wilson\’s most-used hashtags — #NoTimeToSleep — rest, recovery, and sleep have become major points of emphasis in the Seahawks\’ overarching program. A huge part of Pete Carroll\’s system is messaging, and you can often hear how

New York chef Seamus Mullen, who was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis in 2007, believes changes to his diet and routine have reversed the effects of a crippling disease. \’The fact that the disease has gone is conclusive proof that this way of living works for me\’: Seamus Mullens, pictured at his New York restaurant Tertulia

By Sarah Knapton, Science Editor Scientists now know that our DNA is being altered all the time by environment, lifestyle and traumatic events DNA faults caused by trauma, poor lifestyle can be passed down to future generations say scientists Genetic faults caused by trauma, poor lifestyle or environmental stress can be passed down to future

By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS Photo Identical twins in Finland who shared the same sports and other physical activities as youngsters but different exercise habits as adults soon developed quite different bodies and brains, according to a fascinating new study that highlights the extent to which exercise shapes our health, even in people who have identical genes

BY: ZOË KRUPKA Many of the people who visit me in my therapy practice spend time talking about work. How much work there is, how they never seem to be able to get it all done, how many hours they spend at work, how tired they are all the time and how fearful they are about