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Health & Fitness Tips Newsletter,  May 1, 2001

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In this issue
  • Motivational Quote of the Week
  • Tip of the Week
  • Featured Product 
  • Weight Training Tip of the Week
  • Stress Management Tip

Sponsored by The RealAge Diet: Make Yourself Younger With What You Eat

Get the facts on specific foods, vitamins, supplements and their interactions. Develop strategies for dining out; how to make healthy food choices while at restaurants. Offers tips on how to change poor eating habits and survive holiday feasts.

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Motivational Quote

"You will never find time for anything. You must make it." -- Charles Buxton

Tip of the Week

Fight Cancer with America's Favorite Summertime Drink
The American Institute for Cancer Research (AICR) conducted a research study that turned up some surprising results. Tea contains antioxidants which neutralize "free radicals" that are thought to cause cancer. Next time you order refreshing iced tea, enjoy and know you may be fighting cancer.

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Weight Training Tip

Soreness is a defense mechanism for your body and is comparable to swelling. If you're experiencing soreness from a tough leg workout, try taking a walk or a light jog. Doing either of these will help to avoid soreness by increasing the blood flow to the muscles, and will increase your core body temperature. If your muscles ache immediately after you've exercised, try icing whatever muscle it is that you worked. You may also want to try a cool shower. If you are experiencing pain the day after your workout, try taking a warm shower and doing some gentle stretches. After you've warmed your muscles, then you can apply ice.

 

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Stress Management Tip

Give yourself plenty of time to get to where you are going. Try bringing a book or magazine with you when you may have to pass time while waiting for an appointment or meeting.

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