Questions tagged [health]
The state of being well, without disease or dysfunction.
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Benefits of being relaxed after waking up in the morning [closed]
I want someone to help direct me to research (if there exists any) of the advantages both mental and physical of waking up in a relaxed manner. To contrast it we have scenario A where your alarm goes ...
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My nose is running when I'm exercising. Is it normal?
I can't exercise without paper handkerchiefs at hand (perhaps, you would call them kleenexes, but for me, kleenexes and paper handkerchiefs are different things, the latter are thicker). Whenever I ...
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Neck circles during warm up / neck circles during dancing, healthy, unhealthy, proof?
I was reading here:
https://sequencewiz.org/2014/03/11/neck-circles-can-compress-cervical-nerves-cause-issues/
I remember well that I was educated as well in high school, to not do neck circles. My ...
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How important is exercise quality
Inspired by this post: Can I get an honest review about my workout plan?
I am mainly trying to improve overall health. I'm not training for any
particular goal. I only wish to get/stay healthy.
I ...
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Decide whether to workout in a particular day
I'm a college student and I would like to start exercising. I used to run a lot back in middle school and high school, but I stopped in college.
The primary reason is that my typical day in college ...
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Maintaining the weight [duplicate]
I am Bailey. I am going to participate in the boxing competition so I want to maintain the weight so how we can maintain the weight for 2 months?
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Information regarding dumbbell use for underweight person
I'm an underweight person. I can't join gym neither I can buy expensive equipment. These Dumbbells seem worth my budget.
But I read at some sites that dumbbells are for making arms strong. So ...
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What's the difference between gaining weight by muscle gain and by fat gain, for an underweight person?
You may want to read my this question to have some more info. Because this question arised from there.
Now, I have a self made belief (I can be wrong) that muscle gain is for people who are already ...
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Non-Dairy Protein Powder (And Some Concerns)
Not sure where to post this (here or the Vegan page, but since it's about weight lifting, I'll start here:)
So I know it's been asked a lot, but I have some slightly different information that I ...
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What can replace the pleasure of food? [closed]
I often feel tired with my work, I don't like it, but I have to do it. I also feel my life is full of unhappiness, I can't find any joy expect from food.
So when I am sad I eat more. I know this is ...
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What lifting does science advise for a middle-aged man with a family history of heart disease?
People lift for many reasons: to add muscle or to lose weight.
Ignoring those reasons, what does science say about lifting for longevity?
I'm a runner, I've been going to the gym for a year to two, ...
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How to include people with disabilities in your gym [closed]
The last time you had a disabled person in your gym? If you're like most owners of fitness companies, it's probably been a long time. How can you handle this situation?
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Doing only two or three reps with heavy weights dozens of times a day
As the title suggests I am interested to know if doing a few repetitions with moderate or heavy weights multiple times a day is as good as a "normal" workout. For example doing three weighted pullups ...
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Is working in orchard like workout in gym?
I have recently bought an small orchard and I work there time to time. Like shoveling pruning etc. Is this good for my health and muscles like gym?
My purpose is not to build big muscles. I just ...
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Healthy Resting Heart Rate
I've read that a normal resting heart rate is anywhere from 60-100 BPM, which is a huge, unhelpful range. The charts I've seen seem to contradict this normal range, where they say that a RHR in the ...
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Best and simple exercise for thighs?
Excluding gym instruments, best exercise to strengthen and make them look good and healthy?
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Why does deadlifts makes you feel like you are going to pass out? Can it be avoided?
More than any of the other exercises that I do, whenever I complete a set (10 reps) of deadlifts (appx 175 pounds not as much as I see other people do), I feel the need to hold on to something or sit ...
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Do I lose all the benefits of earlier strength traning when I stop doing it for a while?
I have been doing strength training regularly for a few years and I can clearly see the benefits now. However, I am wondering what if I stop? If I completely stop strength training for one year, or ...
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Does 12 10 minute cardio sessions equal one 120 minute session?
If I jump rope and achieve a heart rate of 150 bpm for 10 minutes and I do this 12 times a day is that going to burn an equal number of calories and strengthen my cardio system as much as jumping rope ...
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Alternatives for Bench Press
My ophthalmologist advised me to avoid the bench press due to some strain in the eyes.
But given the importance of bench press in body building and power lifting, avoiding bench press may have ...
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advice for male turning 40+
I've been weight and martial art training for a few years now, on and off.
Having turned 40 recently, and over the years noticing changes like longer recovery times etc, I was wondering if there are ...
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Is there concrete evidence that running during our first few decades helps with longevity beyond age 90?
I love running. I run regularly and competitively. In my early years, teachers and family told me it was the best thing I could do if I want to live long (together with good diet).
But more and more ...
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At what point do the health benefits of strength training peak?
The health benefits of strength training (as with most forms of regular exercise) are frequently quoted as providing increased lifespan, better ageing, disease resistance etc. However, it is certainly ...
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Is there any supplement for improving lung health? [closed]
Is there any supplement or natural remedy for improving lung health? i have been a smoker for 15 years and i have been off of it for 3 months. and i am wondering if there is anything that could help ...
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10,000 Steps a day rule, what science is it based on?
I hear from many sources that 10,000 steps a day is the golden number for keeping you healthy. is there a scientific base for this. why not 15,000 or 8000.
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Why does one person have lots of stamina and another doesn't?
I'm a bit of a couch potato with a sedentary job, who normally gets out of breath walking up a few flights of stairs. I recently walked up Snowdon in North Wales (10 mile round trip, 1100m summit, ...
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how can i combine fitness and diabets together ? how can i be a professioal athlete? [closed]
Doctor's said that you cant exercise anymore , now i see nacho ( REAL MADRID F.C midfielder ) can play football as well as anyoe else , in high rate and grade , although he has diabets since he was 12 ...
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What is a effect of using green tea with workout?
I am using green tea while workout. I want to know how does it effect for body and health? As I know drink green tea loose weight.Does it makes heart rate high?
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Tendon strenghtening with overspeed eccentrics
"Microtrauma can occur when the patellar tendon is subjected to extreme forces such as rapid acceleration -deceleration, jumping, and landing." - North American Journal of Sports Physical Therapy : ...
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Back and squats
When I front squat to 90 degrees my back folds like an accordion then the squat becomes a two phase exercise Leg lift>Back extension.
If however I squat below the knee, until my legs touch my calves ...
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How long would it take for a skinny man to get fit and 6 pack? [closed]
My info:
Man.
Age: 28
Height: 174 cm (5' 8 ½")
Weight: 50 kg (110 lb)
Waist: 71 cm (28")
I really want to get fatter fast and also fit.
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Relaxed belly no abs show
When I used to be 21 my belly was flat now it looks sticking out when I relax it , my abs pop out if I flex is this normal and what can I do to make it flat and my abs show?
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Does work capacity have infinite growth potential?
Is there any evidence that work capacity in humans has a precise limit or is there a chance to possibly increase work capacity by increasing food intake, cardio and general physical preparedness ...
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Exercises for bow legs?
My friend is 16 years old and has slight bow legs. He can't afford physiotherapy, but I've seen many exercises online that I want to share with him. I'm just not sure which are the best, or how many ...
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Can hyperventilating increase lung capacity or fitness?
I recently asked about underwater swimming and the topic of hyperventilating came up. If I do a 5 minute session of hyperventilating twice a week prior to swimming is this likely to have any ...
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Cleaning your body of Creatine and Amino Acids [closed]
How many days does the body need to get rid of all Creatine and Amino Acids?
Is not using any Creatine and Amino Acids for a week is enough to clean Liver and Kidney of these supplements? If not then ...
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Yawning during physical activity
I'm not a very active person and I work behind a desk, but I am trying to be more active and get into better shape. I am overweight, but not obese. (According to this chart.) I bike, walk, have been ...
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Could not work out for 3 months due to injury…Any suggestions?
I had to take a break from working out for 3 months due to Trapezitis(inflammation of Trapezius muscle).
While resuming after a long break, what precautions do I need to take so that I won't ...
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I want to get ripped but don't know where to start. HELP! [duplicate]
I'm a smalls scrony 18 year old, and I want to get ripped! I have no self confidence issues, I just hate people taking advantage of me beacuse I'm a smaller build! I'm never hungry but I eat enough to ...
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What are the fastest ways to lose weight? [duplicate]
I am 35, I mesure 184cm and my weight is around 100kg. Do you have any ideas on how I could lose weight ?
Thank you.
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What is better for me: get a personal trainer, or, a program from a personal trainer?
I have had this personal trainer for a couples of times, and she seems really smart in her field of work. I feel I could actual see results from her work. Is it better for me to get a program to work ...
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Effects of not eating all my macros?
I've recently started to exercise and eat healthy. I started following my macro intake and surprisingly I have been eating much less of my supposedly daily values (almost always short on protein about ...
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Working out vs. active lifestyle
Is an "active lifestyle" enough activity for maintaining health? For example, I don't do any sports. However, five times a week I cycle to work (about 20-25 minutes one way, very slow pace), almost ...
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Are respiratory training adds dangerous?
Some time ago, I got myself an "elevation training mask", a device that basically limits airflow (with holes) and adds resistance with valves.
Sometimes, when I train with it, some friends point out ...
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Optimal Routine for 1.5 Hours Per Day
All. I am a busy male engineer and father in my mid 20s. I try to ensure that I get 1.5 hours in every day for working out. I've been consistent for almost a year now, and I've had good results. I've ...
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Footwear for swimming pool and change room [closed]
I do a lot of swimming and am often in change rooms. What is good to wear on your feet? I'm thinking of getting flip flops or sandals and was wondering if there's any type in particular that are well ...
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How boulder more efficiently to prevent elbow pain/injury? [closed]
Context
113KG male, lifting weights 4 times a week and aerobics cardio twice a week.
Recently started bouldering so technique is in its infancy.
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Indoor bouldering twice a week after a the ...
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Getting ripped only by dumbells
I am a man who, due to privacy issues, do not like to go to the gym. But one of my biggest dreams, like any other men in my age (20's), is to have a beautiful body and ripped muscles.
I have been ...
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Strength training and longevity
There is a definite correlation with people who strength train and longevity. Even if it is just becuase they slow age-related muscle loss (sarcopenia) people who strength train tend to live longer.
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Diet balance between family and health [closed]
I live with my family who eat a regular western diet (or maybe slightly healthier becuase of me). They eat few and eat mostly storebought. They are not interested in being healthy.
That's fine ...
