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Bone Health To Balance: How Strength Training Improves Women's Health
Strength training can provide several health benefits and can be performed by people of any age or fitness level. It is also known to be beneficial for women.
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7 Easy Dumbbell Exercises For Women To Get Toned Arms
Dumbbell exercises are one of the best exercises that can help in getting a sculpted and lean look. These exercises require minimal equipment.
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What Is Cellulite? Best Exercises For Women To Reduce It
Cellulite is a normal skin condition, and while it cant be eliminated, strength training and healthy habits can make skin look smoother.
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Best Exercises For Knee Pain You Must Try
Engaging in the right exercises can help alleviate knee pain and strengthen the muscles that support the knee.
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Vaani Kapoor's Full-Body Fitness Routine: 10 Exercises That Keep Her In Shape
Celebrity fitness coach Yasmin Karachiwala shared a video on Instagram, offering a glimpse into Vaani Kapoor's fitness routine.
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Back Pain Is A Common Concern Among All Age Groups, Says Doctor; How To Prevent It
Back pain is a common issue faced by many. However, it shouldn't be ignored. Follow these tips proactively to prevent any serious complications.
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Women Are Losing Bone Strength Much Earlier Than Expected, Doctor Explains Why
Most women are unaware that their bones reach their maximum strength by about thirty years of age.
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Lift, Run, Sweat But Rest Too: Dermatologist Explains Why Recovery Matters As Much As Exercise
Dermatologist Dr Garekar reveals why women who work out hard may not always benefit from more exercise.
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Nutritionist Shares 4 Food Combos Sabotaging Your Fat Loss Journey
According to Lovneet Batra, combining sugar and caffeine can elevate cortisol levels and a higher subsequent calorie intake, hindering your fat loss progress
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Belly Fat Increases After 30, Even With The Same Diet: 7 Possible Causes And Ways To Lose It
Abdominal fat is linked to a higher risk of metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and certain cancers.
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Bone Health To Balance: How Strength Training Improves Women's Health
Strength training can provide several health benefits and can be performed by people of any age or fitness level. It is also known to be beneficial for women.
-
7 Easy Dumbbell Exercises For Women To Get Toned Arms
Dumbbell exercises are one of the best exercises that can help in getting a sculpted and lean look. These exercises require minimal equipment.
-
What Is Cellulite? Best Exercises For Women To Reduce It
Cellulite is a normal skin condition, and while it cant be eliminated, strength training and healthy habits can make skin look smoother.
-
Best Exercises For Knee Pain You Must Try
Engaging in the right exercises can help alleviate knee pain and strengthen the muscles that support the knee.
-
Vaani Kapoor's Full-Body Fitness Routine: 10 Exercises That Keep Her In Shape
Celebrity fitness coach Yasmin Karachiwala shared a video on Instagram, offering a glimpse into Vaani Kapoor's fitness routine.
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Back Pain Is A Common Concern Among All Age Groups, Says Doctor; How To Prevent It
Back pain is a common issue faced by many. However, it shouldn't be ignored. Follow these tips proactively to prevent any serious complications.
-
Women Are Losing Bone Strength Much Earlier Than Expected, Doctor Explains Why
Most women are unaware that their bones reach their maximum strength by about thirty years of age.
-
Lift, Run, Sweat But Rest Too: Dermatologist Explains Why Recovery Matters As Much As Exercise
Dermatologist Dr Garekar reveals why women who work out hard may not always benefit from more exercise.
-
Nutritionist Shares 4 Food Combos Sabotaging Your Fat Loss Journey
According to Lovneet Batra, combining sugar and caffeine can elevate cortisol levels and a higher subsequent calorie intake, hindering your fat loss progress
-
Belly Fat Increases After 30, Even With The Same Diet: 7 Possible Causes And Ways To Lose It
Abdominal fat is linked to a higher risk of metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and certain cancers.
