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  1. 01dragonslayer

    Creatine the #1 Supplement

    How it is Tops for Increasing Muscle Mass Creatine continues to make news again, with several studies shedding new light on exciting new mechanisms that show how creatine enhances muscle mass and increases muscle recuperation. Is Creatine an Antioxidant? Researchers from Italy published...
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    Anavar

    My girl is haveing a side effect of trouble having sexual orgasms. Is this normal on anavar. Sex drive is high but having trouble. Please help if u know anything that can help
  3. 01dragonslayer

    Do This Between Sets for Extra Growth

    Do This Between Sets for Extra Growth Spend the first 30 seconds of your rest period doing this and you'll gain some bonus muscle. by TC Luoma | 03/21/20 Do-this-between-sets-for-extra-growth There probably isn't an experienced lifter who hasn't come up with the idea of doing some sort of...
  4. EG News

    When You Eat May Be Just as Important as What You Eat for Fat Loss

    domoyega / Getty The root of weight loss is eating less calories than you burn in a day, choosing the right foods, and exercising to stay healthy. That said, those aren’t the only steps you can take to optimize your weight-loss regimen. According to new research, the timing of your meals also...
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    Too Much Protein May Increase Your Risk of Heart Disease

    Africa Studio Protein, that macronutrient that helps repair and regrow damaged muscles, is undoubtedly the most important nutrient in an athlete’s diet. Not only that, protein (in any form, whether it be whey, casein, or plant-based) helps keep bones, cartilage, and blood healthy. So it’s...
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    Too Much Red Meat and Processed Meat Linked to Heart Disease and Death Risk

    ESB Professional / Shutterstock If there's one thing the past year has taught us, it's that people love to argue about meat. There have been documentaries and social media crusades claiming it's good, it's bad, and everything in between—all citing studies that come to various conclusions. We've...
  7. EG News

    Science Determines Eating One Egg Per Day Is Safe

    Vastram There seems to be a different study on eggs every week, with some claiming they’re good for you and others saying they’re dangerous for your health. Even more have said they’re OK, but only if you limit the number of eggs you eat each week. Figuring out just how much is egg-ceptable...
  8. EG News

    Eating Disorders Linked to Exercise Addiction, According to a New Study

    Rocksweeper We all know that one gym rat who can spend countless hours working out. While it’s great that people are concerned about their well-being, there’s no denying that some people are addicted to exercise—and that's a bad thing. There are piles of evidence showing the ways overtraining...
  9. EG News

    Running a Marathon Can Take Years Off Your Arteries' Age

    sportpoint / Shutterstock Getting specific with fitness goals is an important step in setting yourself up for success. So if you're aiming to "get better at running" or "do more cardio" this year, you might want to consider making a marathon one of your 2020 goals. Not only will completing a...
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    These Are the Best Diets for Weight Loss, a New Study Says

    Evan Lorne There are tons of diets to choose from these days—keto, paleo, intermittent fasting, sirt food, vegan, and the list goes on and on. The problem with most is that they either don’t work, or they’re hard to maintain in the long run unless you have some sort of professional help...
  11. EG News

    Low-Carb or Low-Fat? Study Says It's Actually Quality Over Quantity

    bitt24 Trend diets have often pointed to carbs or fat as the main culprits of America’s ever-growing obesity epidemic. Atkins and keto followers will tell you to cut back on carbs and focus on fats to unlock the key to rapid weight loss. Then there are those who claim you need to cut the fat of...
  12. EG News

    Sugar May Affect the Brain Like a Drug, Study Finds

    knape / Getty It's common knowledge that sugary foods aren't exactly good for us, but that doesn't stop countless people from overindulging in them. Those with a sweet tooth wouldn't hesitate to call sugar addicting, and new research published in Scientific Reports just might support that...
  13. EG News

    A Good Night's Sleep Might Reduce Anxiety

    Sam Wordley / Shutterstock If you’re feeling anxious about your job, your love life (or lack thereof), or just about anything else going on in life, you might not need a pill or even the latest meditation craze — you might just need a good night’s sleep. That’s according to a study out of UC...
  14. EG News

    Blue Light May Not Actually Disrupt Sleep, Study Finds

    Cristian Blazquez / Shutterstock Staring at the cool-toned glow of your phone screen, known as "blue light," at night is harmful to your sleep patterns, right? It's such a common belief that phones these days typically have some version of a "night mode" that tweaks the screen's color to warmer...
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    New Years Resolutions

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    Men Spend More Time Staring at Guys' Chests than Women, a New Study Says

    BigLike Images / Shutterstock If you’re chasing an upper-chest pump thinking it’s going to impress your lady or gym crush, think again. A study published in Evolutionary Psychological Science found that men tend to stare at the upper-chest of other men longer than women do. In other words, your...
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    Vaping Could Affect Your Performance in the Gym, According to a New Study

    SVETOV DMITRII / Shutterstock Vaping could cause all your gains to go up in smoke, a recent study has found. U.S. Army soldiers who regularly vaped had a lower level of fitness than those who abstained from smoking the popular electronic cigarettes, according to a study in the American Journal...
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    Intermittent Fasting Could Reduce Belly Fat, Stroke Risk and More, a New Study Says

    Oleksandra Naumenko Sticking to a 10-hour eating window, also known as intermittent fasting, is linked to decreased abdominal fat, stable blood sugar levels, lower blood pressure, and more health benefits, according to a recent study. The results were published in a recent article in the...
  19. EG News

    Study Finds Eating More Protein Doesn't Benefit Everyone

    Lisovskaya Natalia / Shutterstock With keto and paleo diets grabbing headlines and pushing more protein onto plates across the country, it’s easy to think that an extra helping of meat (or other protein-rich foods) is good for you. But current guidelines suggest you only need .8 grams of...
  20. EG News

    Could the Keto Diet Help You Fight Off the Flu?

    SewCream The keto diet has been linked to weight loss, improved cognitive function, and a slew of other benefits. Now, you can add one more to the list—it could help you battle the flu. A Yale University study published in Science Immunology found the high-fat, low-carb eating strategy...
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