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Is it better to exercise fasted or fed?

January 9, 2024 by Tim Crowe 1 Comment

exercise fasted or fed

To exercise fasted or fed? It’s a controversial topic with strong views coming from both camps. Exercising in a fasted state is frequently endorsed as an essential criterion for those promoting weight loss to ensure the most ‘fat burning’ possible. Then there is the opposing view that you want to be well-fuelled before exercise so you can power the length and duration of your … [Read more...] about Is it better to exercise fasted or fed?

Dark chocolate: the next hot sports supplement?

March 4, 2016 by Tim Crowe 3 Comments

dark chocolate

In the search for performance improvements in exercise, researchers are now casting their eye over the growing benefits of dark chocolate. The known health benefits of this tasty treat may even translate into improved athletic performance as well.There has been much scientific (and public) interest in the potential health benefits of dark chocolate. Dark chocolate contains … [Read more...] about Dark chocolate: the next hot sports supplement?

Can’t find time to exercise? The solution is in front of you

April 9, 2014 by Tim Crowe 1 Comment

Clocks

Being more active is a goal of most people. Despite best intentions though, a busy life can make it seem just all too hard to find time to exercise on top of all the other demands of life. Now new research has given some clear pointers to just where people 'find the time' to fit in exercise in their day.Taking part in regular exercise – be it the gym, running, yoga, tennis, … [Read more...] about Can’t find time to exercise? The solution is in front of you

Being active improves cancer survival odds

March 5, 2014 by Tim Crowe Leave a Comment

Being active by walking

Evidence continues to grow that physical activity after a cancer diagnosis is linked to a better cancer survival outlook.Being physically active is now recognised as a potent ‘cancer-preventing’ habit. Some estimates link regular physical activity to as much as a 20 to 40% lower risk of colon and post-menopausal breast cancer and a potential benefit in lowering prostate … [Read more...] about Being active improves cancer survival odds

Exercise changes our desire for unhealthy foods

October 9, 2013 by Tim Crowe Leave a Comment

Running

Physical activity is promoted for its benefit on fitness and helping burn up excess kilojoules. Now scientists are beginning to unravel secondary benefits it could have by dampening activation of brain regions that drive our desire for less-healthy high-kilojoule foods.Physical activity has many health benefits and is a cornerstone of lifestyle advice to help with weight … [Read more...] about Exercise changes our desire for unhealthy foods

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