Current FitBits

The Benefits of Green Tea - May 2023

Today, in 2023, more and more scientific evidence is being brought forward showing green tea is a powerful preventative beverage that slows the aging process, and prevents numerous chronic diseases.

Best Practices in Managing Weight (Fat Loss) - April 2023

Every successful weight loss method is rooted in one, universal, scientifically proven method. That successful method is "The In-Go, Out-Go Method!"

Is Intermittent Fasting Safe? - March 2023

There are several modes of intermittent fasting, and some modes are more difficult and advanced than others. 

Happy St. Valentine's Day and be kind to your own heart! - February 2023

Historians are now saying there may have been three separate St. Valentine's, all living and dying around the same time period.

Live with a Purpose to Live Longer - January 2023

According to findings published in the November 2022 issue of "Preventive Medicine," having a purpose in life can actually help you live longer!

How To Stay Fit And Healthy Through The Winter Holiday - December 2022

You have worked hard all year toward your health and fitness goals.  Do you want to risk losing those gains now?

Let’s Talk Turkey - November 2022

How much Turkey will you need for this Thanksgiving Holiday meal?  How should you prepare it?  What will it do for your health?

Exercise Prescription for Back Disorder Prevention

As debilitating as inactivity and back disorders can be, there are actions you can take right now, in the privacy of your own home, to prevent painful pain dysfunctions.

Protecting Your Athlete From Injury - ROM, Symmetry & Balance

If an imbalance exists between agonist-antagonist muscle groups, joint instability, muscular dysfunction, and muscle weakness, an increased risk of musculoskeletal pain and injury may result.

How to Train Clients with Inflammation and Joint Pain

Inflammation is not an evil manifestation that randomly transpires in the body. Inflammation plays an important part in your immune system.

Program Design for the Treatment, Care and Prevention of Cancer

Exercise is the best medicine for the treatment care and prevention of cancer and all chronic disorders, but you must find the correct dose.

Correcting Foot Pain and Maintaining Foot Health 

Painful feet lead to poor balance. Poor balance leads to a fear of physical activity and movement. When we stop moving, we die an early death. Be cognizant of the fact that we must exercise to maintain balance.

Stress and Sleepless Nights - 22 Tips For When You're too Stressed to Rest

According to the CDC, “adults need 7 or more hours of sleep per night for the best health and well-being. Short sleep duration is defined as less than 7 hours of sleep per 24-hour period.”

Torn Biceps - Rehab to Recovery

Tears near the elbow are generally due to an unexpected amount of force (for example, someone trying to break a sudden fall) or during forceful pushing motion.

Kiwi Superfood

Kiwis are a great source of nutrition for heart health. They help lower triglyceride levels and unlike aspirin can reduce platelet clotting with no side effects of gastrointestinal bleeding and discomfort.

Blueberries Superfood

Blueberries seem to slow, even reverse many degenerative diseases associated with the aging brain. And with the ever growing aging population, by the year 2050, 30% of Americans will be over 65. The continued research being done to find ways to slow diseases, prevent diseases and cure diseases with our superfoods will ensure in generations to come a healthier and better quality of life.

Tea - One of the 20 Superfoods and what it can do for you!

Whether you prefer Green tea (favored in Japan), Black tea (favored in Europe) or Oolong tea (favored in China) they are great health benefits to be had from all.

Olive Oil Superfood

The plethora of health benefits obtained from olive oil is overwhelming. Olive oil is a major player in the health benefits of the Mediterranean diet and plays a significant role in cancer prevention.

Wild Salmon Superfood

Salmon is one of the richest in nutrient value, it is tasty, and it can be found easily in season. Wild salmon are a source of marine-derived omega 3s, B vitamins, Calcium, Selenium, Vitamin D, Potassium, Protein, and Carotenoids.