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Are You An Active Couch Potato? Here’s What You Should Do About It
A sedentary lifestyle is linked with several health issues. Here's another term associated with inactive lifestyle, active couch potato. Read here to know all about this.
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Couch Potato? Please. Rahul Khanna Is A "Sofa Stag"
In his selfie, Rahul Khanna sports a cheeky expression, just in sync with his caption
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Amazon Fire TV Cube Launched, Its New Voice-Controlled Streaming Device
Amazon's new streaming TV device will let users shout out when they want to turn on the TV, flip channels or search for sitcoms.
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Beware Parents: Watching TV Can Raise Risk Of Diabetes In Kids
Watching television or video games for more than three hours a day may put your children at increased risk of developing diabetes, according to a study.Researchers found that both adiposity, which describestotal body fat, and insulin resistance, which occurs whencells fail to respond to insulin, were affected by longerhours of watching television a...
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Sachin Tendulkar Urges Youngsters To Stop Being Couch Potatoes
"A young and unhealthy population is a perfect recipe for disaster," Sachin Tendulkar said.
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For a Decadent Feast, You Want an Over-The-Top Mash: Recipe
The best mashed potatoes are worth bickering over. They're the food equivalent of a warm blanket on a comfy couch in front of a fireplace.
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Now Your Dog Can Flip Through Channels on Television
For all canine couch potatoes, there is good news as they will soon be able to channel surf for their favourite TV shows with the world's first pet-friendly remote.
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Sitting for Long Hours Not Linked to Early Death, Says Study
Good news for couch potatoes! Sitting, either at home or at work, is not associated with an increased risk of dying, according to a new study which included more than 5,000 people.
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Aussie Kids Among World's Least Active: Research
Australian children are among the least active in the world, ranking behind those in Britain and New Zealand, researchers say warning that the sports-mad nation was raising a "generation of couch potatoes".
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NASA's dream job offer to 'couch potatoes': Get 5000 dollars a month to stay in bed
NASA is willing to pay you over 5000 dollars a month - and all you have to do is spend 70 days in bed.
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NASA study pays participants $5,000 a month to stay in bed
This must be a dream job for couch potatoes!
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'Couch potato' rowing chair energises tech fair
It looks like an ordinary black, comfy chair, perfect for a relaxing hour or two in front of the television.
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Now, change TV channels with the blink of an eye!
This would sure delight the couch potatoes! Engineers have developed a TV which can monitor your eyes and change the channel if you give it the nod.
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Job nature impacts lifestyle
Being in an unchallenging job with little control over what you do may make you a couch potato in your leisure time.
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Dinos, the couch potatoes of prehistoric world?
Researchers have claimed that dinosaurs grew to such a big size because of their sedentary lifestyle when not hunting.
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Are You An Active Couch Potato? Here’s What You Should Do About It
A sedentary lifestyle is linked with several health issues. Here's another term associated with inactive lifestyle, active couch potato. Read here to know all about this.
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Couch Potato? Please. Rahul Khanna Is A "Sofa Stag"
In his selfie, Rahul Khanna sports a cheeky expression, just in sync with his caption
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Amazon Fire TV Cube Launched, Its New Voice-Controlled Streaming Device
Amazon's new streaming TV device will let users shout out when they want to turn on the TV, flip channels or search for sitcoms.
-
Beware Parents: Watching TV Can Raise Risk Of Diabetes In Kids
Watching television or video games for more than three hours a day may put your children at increased risk of developing diabetes, according to a study.Researchers found that both adiposity, which describestotal body fat, and insulin resistance, which occurs whencells fail to respond to insulin, were affected by longerhours of watching television a...
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Sachin Tendulkar Urges Youngsters To Stop Being Couch Potatoes
"A young and unhealthy population is a perfect recipe for disaster," Sachin Tendulkar said.
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For a Decadent Feast, You Want an Over-The-Top Mash: Recipe
The best mashed potatoes are worth bickering over. They're the food equivalent of a warm blanket on a comfy couch in front of a fireplace.
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Now Your Dog Can Flip Through Channels on Television
For all canine couch potatoes, there is good news as they will soon be able to channel surf for their favourite TV shows with the world's first pet-friendly remote.
-
Sitting for Long Hours Not Linked to Early Death, Says Study
Good news for couch potatoes! Sitting, either at home or at work, is not associated with an increased risk of dying, according to a new study which included more than 5,000 people.
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Aussie Kids Among World's Least Active: Research
Australian children are among the least active in the world, ranking behind those in Britain and New Zealand, researchers say warning that the sports-mad nation was raising a "generation of couch potatoes".
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NASA's dream job offer to 'couch potatoes': Get 5000 dollars a month to stay in bed
NASA is willing to pay you over 5000 dollars a month - and all you have to do is spend 70 days in bed.
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NASA study pays participants $5,000 a month to stay in bed
This must be a dream job for couch potatoes!
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'Couch potato' rowing chair energises tech fair
It looks like an ordinary black, comfy chair, perfect for a relaxing hour or two in front of the television.
-
Now, change TV channels with the blink of an eye!
This would sure delight the couch potatoes! Engineers have developed a TV which can monitor your eyes and change the channel if you give it the nod.
-
Job nature impacts lifestyle
Being in an unchallenging job with little control over what you do may make you a couch potato in your leisure time.
-
Dinos, the couch potatoes of prehistoric world?
Researchers have claimed that dinosaurs grew to such a big size because of their sedentary lifestyle when not hunting.
