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Training

Time or Reps (Part 1)

When it comes to strength training, sometimes it’s best to count reps, and other times it’s better to regulate time under tension (TUT). Here’s an

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General

Focus On a Primary Goal

At times, you may find yourself veering off track with numerous and sometimes conflicting goals. When this happens, it’s essential to narrow your focus to

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Exercise

Leg Raise or Lower?

Q: You’ve mentioned two-legged lowering in some of your programs. Is that the same as leg raises? A: On the outside, it may look the

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Food

Don't Be So Crusty!

When it comes to making a grain-free pie, many health-conscious individuals choose almond flour as an alternative to conventional flour, but that substitute may not

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Exercise

Quad and Psoas Stretches

Many people ask me for good leg stretches, particularly for the hip flexors. Here are some of my favorite quad and psoas stretches. Standing Quad

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Food

One-Week Cleanse

“I feel gross!” How many times have you said that after a night of overindulgence? Being bad every once in a while won’t kill you,

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Health

Should You Do a Detox?

Toxic overload can have a huge impact on your energy, digestion, joint health, and overall well-being. While there are many diagnostic tests available, here’s a

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Health

Stop Bullying Your Thyroid

Iodine is essential for thyroid hormone production. You may think you’re covered by consuming iodine-rich foods like cod, tuna, eggs, yogurt, cranberries, strawberries, baked potatoes,

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Supplements

Death by Calcium

Rheo Blair, a legendary nutrition guru, once advised taking as many as 500 supplement pills per day to meet nutrient needs. Among them was calcium,

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