Get Fit While Watching TV
You can fit exercise into your daily routine, even while you’re watching TV.
You can fit exercise into your daily routine, even while you’re watching TV.
Fainting is a brief loss of consciousness, which leads to falling down or needing to lie down, followed by a quick recovery.
Condiments can quickly add fat, calories, sugar and salt to your diet without providing much nutritional value.
Children exposed to even small amounts of lead can face a host of physical and mental development problems.
Letting kids chew or cut glow sticks is a bad idea.
As you age, you gradually lose muscle mass. The result: Your muscles weaken. By keeping them strong, though, you can slow down this natural part of aging. A recent study suggests you may even add years to your life.
Walking is a simple and inexpensive exercise that has been shown to offer numerous benefits for bones, muscles and joints.
Thousands of Americans, many of them children, are injured each year in incidents associated with fireworks, according to the National Council of Fireworks Safety. Most of these injuries occur during the Fourth of July holiday and include serious burns, loss of fingers, and blindness.
High blood pressure is quite common, but is often undiagnosed.
Some age-related vision loss is common. But because it tends to happen gradually, you may not be aware that your sight is ebbing.