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Spring Warm-Ups

BY: Michelle, ON: Mon, April 6, 2009, TAGGED:

 

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Staying Fit in the New Year

BY: Sarah, ON: Fri, January 30, 2009, TAGGED:

By: Sarah Holvik, B.Sc. Nutritional Science
 

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Tips for a Greener Christmas

BY: Sarah, ON: Tue, December 23, 2008, TAGGED:


By: Sarah Holvik, B.Sc. Nutritional Science
 
So often, the holidays are over-focused on materialism and do not address the non-material, but more important aspects of the season.  Here are some great and creative ways to add to your enjoyment of the holiday season, while keeping in mind the importance of the little things in life.  And, this approach to the holidays also brings about the added bonus of being very green on the environmental scale.  Think of it as a Christmas present for the Earth.. it gives us so much throughout the year, it is only natural that we should return the favor during the holidays.
 

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Stretching - The Key to Overall Health

BY: Sarah, ON: Mon, December 1, 2008, TAGGED:

By Sarah Holvik, B.Sc. Nutritional Science
 
If you are frustrated with your lack of results and aches and pains caused by your diet and fitness routine, you may be missing an essential part of your health routine. We all know how important a regular activity and diet routine are in maintaining overall health; but, what many of us forget completely is the importance of stretching our muscles and joints in our daily routines. The truth is, stretching is actually one of the healthiest, and unfortunately most neglected, aspects of a balanced health routine. Just 15 minutes of stretching a day can amount to significant benefits to your overall health and mobility, and allow you to move freely without those aches or pains.
 
Below are just some of the health benefits you will experience with a regular stretching routine.
 

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