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#MondayMotivation: Try This Intense Workout Which Targets Your Inner Thighs- You Can Do This!
- Monday July 20, 2020
- Health | Written by Garima Arora
Need some #MondayMotivation? Watch Kayla Itsine's video where she shares a workout that targets your inner thighs. You can include this in your lower body day. Read here to know everything about it.
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This High Protein Vegetarian Breakfast Will Impress Kids And Adults Alike
- Wednesday March 25, 2020
- Sushmita Sengupta
Protein also helps build muscle and aid muscle recovery; therefore, it is good for growing children and fitness enthusiasts to consume a hearty dose of protein every day. How do you do that? We have a recipe that could strike a chord with everybody on the dining table.
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It's Hard To Stay Physically Fit When You're Floating In Space
- Friday November 9, 2018
- Health | Fred Bowen, The Washington Post
Being in a weightless environment can cause muscles to grow weak and bones to become more brittle. Weightlessness is also hard on the heart because with little gravity the heart does not have to work as hard to pump blood to all parts of the body.
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#MondayMotivation: Try This Intense Workout Which Targets Your Inner Thighs- You Can Do This!
- Monday July 20, 2020
- Health | Written by Garima Arora
Need some #MondayMotivation? Watch Kayla Itsine's video where she shares a workout that targets your inner thighs. You can include this in your lower body day. Read here to know everything about it.
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www.ndtv.com
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This High Protein Vegetarian Breakfast Will Impress Kids And Adults Alike
- Wednesday March 25, 2020
- Sushmita Sengupta
Protein also helps build muscle and aid muscle recovery; therefore, it is good for growing children and fitness enthusiasts to consume a hearty dose of protein every day. How do you do that? We have a recipe that could strike a chord with everybody on the dining table.
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food.ndtv.com
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It's Hard To Stay Physically Fit When You're Floating In Space
- Friday November 9, 2018
- Health | Fred Bowen, The Washington Post
Being in a weightless environment can cause muscles to grow weak and bones to become more brittle. Weightlessness is also hard on the heart because with little gravity the heart does not have to work as hard to pump blood to all parts of the body.
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www.ndtv.com