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This section contains information on exercise and how it can help improve your well-being.

	Tips on Choosing a Health Club: Choosing a health club can be confusing. On this page the American Council on Exercise (ACE) offers the advice to help consumer’s sort through the myriad of fitness club options.
	Proper Walking Techniques: If you have no inclination to exercise regularly, at least take the time to walk. This advice is sound. This page contains a few things to keep in mind to get the most out of your stroll.
	Sitting Fit: Sitting a long time can cause problems like low back pain, weak stomach muscles, poor circulation, tight muscles and stiff joints. This page has information on how to reduce the impact of sitting.
	Strength Training: For years, the prevailing wisdom was that women became weaker and weaker with age. But new information has turned that stereotype practically on its head, as we see evidence that even some of the frailest elderly women can increase strength, balance and even bone density.
	Type I Diabetes and Exercise: People with type I diabetes are encouraged to exercise for the same reasons as people without diabetes. Exercise keeps the body in tone and is good for the heart and lungs. This page includes important information for the diabetic to consider before exercising.

Last modified: August 28, 2000

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This section contains information on exercise and how it can help improve your well-being.

Tips on Choosing a Health Club: Choosing a health club can be confusing. On this page the American Council on Exercise (ACE) offers the advice to help consumer’s sort through the myriad of fitness club options.

Proper Walking Techniques: If you have no inclination to exercise regularly, at least take the time to walk. This advice is sound. This page contains a few things to keep in mind to get the most out of your stroll.

Sitting Fit: Sitting a long time can cause problems like low back pain, weak stomach muscles, poor circulation, tight muscles and stiff joints. This page has information on how to reduce the impact of sitting.

Strength Training: For years, the prevailing wisdom was that women became weaker and weaker with age. But new information has turned that stereotype practically on its head, as we see evidence that even some of the frailest elderly women can increase strength, balance and even bone density.

Type I Diabetes and Exercise: People with type I diabetes are encouraged to exercise for the same reasons as people without diabetes. Exercise keeps the body in tone and is good for the heart and lungs. This page includes important information for the diabetic to consider before exercising.

Send mail to webmaster@rphweb.4mg.com with questions or comments about this web site.
Copyright � 2000 Herbal Pharmacist

This section contains information on exercise and how it can help improve your well-being.

Tips on Choosing a Health Club: Choosing a health club can be confusing. On this page the American Council on Exercise (ACE) offers the advice to help consumer’s sort through the myriad of fitness club options.

Proper Walking Techniques: If you have no inclination to exercise regularly, at least take the time to walk. This advice is sound. This page contains a few things to keep in mind to get the most out of your stroll.

Sitting Fit: Sitting a long time can cause problems like low back pain, weak stomach muscles, poor circulation, tight muscles and stiff joints. This page has information on how to reduce the impact of sitting.

Strength Training: For years, the prevailing wisdom was that women became weaker and weaker with age. But new information has turned that stereotype practically on its head, as we see evidence that even some of the frailest elderly women can increase strength, balance and even bone density.

Type I Diabetes and Exercise: People with type I diabetes are encouraged to exercise for the same reasons as people without diabetes. Exercise keeps the body in tone and is good for the heart and lungs. This page includes important information for the diabetic to consider before exercising.

Send mail to webmaster@rphweb.4mg.com with questions or comments about this web site. Copyright � 2000 Herbal Pharmacist

Send mail to webmaster@rphweb.4mg.com with questions or comments about this web site.
Copyright � 2000 Herbal Pharmacist