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5 Steps to a More Flexible You

5 Steps to a More Flexible You

Flexibility is an important aspect of fitness and helps maintain range of motion in the joints and prevent injury. Flexibility is especially important as we grow older and there are several ways to maintain flexibility as we age.

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How to get Answers

How to get Answers

Aardvark (www.vark.com), is a social networking-based search engine where other human beings actually do the research for you. All you have to do is register for a free account, type in a category and ask any question you like. The system then sends the question to anyone, in that category, who is logged in to the system. Within, minutes someone will send the answer to your registered email address, or to your IM account.

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How to get more Vitamin D

How to get more Vitamin D

Unfortunately, Vitamin D deficiency is common in women in the U.S. and has been linked to cardiovascular disease and strokes, osteoporosis, and depression. Vitamin D is essential to a healthy you and the benefits are numerous.

There are three main ways to get adequate Vitamin D:

1. Get sun. Doctors recommend getting at least 15 minutes of unprotected sun exposure twice a day – once in the morning and once in the afternoon. This doesn’t mean you can skip your sun block all together but getting out in the sun helps your skin do what comes naturally: turning sunlight into Vitamin D.

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How to Measure your Body Fat

How to Measure your Body Fat

There are a number of ways to measure your body fat. Most online calculators, however, can only estimate your body fat. One of only a few accurate ways to measure your body fat is to have a DEXA scan – a full body x-ray. These are expensive and usually not covered by insurance.

To get a good sense of your body fat you don’t have to resort to expensive tests or an aggressive personal trainer with fat calipers. You can simply measure your Body Mass Index (BMI) and measure your waist.

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How to Get to Sleep

How to Get to Sleep

There are a number of things that can get in the way of a good night’s rest: money troubles, car alarms, screaming babies. But if you are consistently not sleeping there are a number of things you can do to help you get some solid sleep.

1. Avoid caffeine at least 4 hours before you go to bed.

2. Give up drinking alcohol. Alcohol may help you get to sleep but in actuality it interferes with your ability to stay asleep.

3. Don’t exercise within 4 hours of going to bed.

4. Eat lighter meals in the evening and don’t drink water an hour before you go to bed.

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How to Grow an Inch in a Month

How to Grow an Inch in a Month

Three simple steps to improve your posture and make you look taller, thinner and healthier.

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How to Make Time for Yourself

How to Make Time for Yourself

Everyone needs "me time". But how to do find that "me times" when, to everyone else, your time is their time? It may be easier than you think. All it takes is a little imagination.

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How to do the Perfect Pull Up

How to do the Perfect Pull Up

Pull-ups are one of the best full-body work outs you can perform. They develop your back and shape your torso, making your waist look smaller. They can be tricky and very difficult to master but like with everything else, practice makes perfect.

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How to Ask your Child for Forgiveness

How to Ask your Child for Forgiveness

You may think that asking your child for forgiveness when you’ve made a mistake is a sign of weakness that can lead to a loss of respect and authority in the eyes of your child. You couldn’t be more wrong.

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How to Eat Healthily

How to Eat Healthily

There is so much conflicting information on what is healthy and the best way to lose weight. Here are some nutrition facts to help you on the road to healthy eating.

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