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Archive for December 12th, 2008

Antioxidants make a difference > Cliff Sheats

Known as one of nature’s most effective antioxidants, vitamin E plays a role in the health of skeletal muscle, where it prevents free radicals from attacking cell membranes and causing lipid peroxidation. In essence, vitamin E protects your muscles. In one study, 21 men (nine were aged 22 to 29, and 12 were 55 to 74) received either 800 IU of vitamin E or placebo daily. After 48 days, they exercised at 75 percent of their maximum heart rate by running for 45 minutes on an incline treadmill.

Friday, December 12th, 2008

Natural Hormone Help > John Parrillo

Through diet and exercise, you can control all of the major hormones involved in muscle growth and fat loss, namely insulin, glucagon, and growth hormone

Friday, December 12th, 2008