Thursday, December 31, 2015

Ask Well: Should You Filter Your Water?

Although municipal tap water is regulated and most utilities stay within legally mandated limits on certain contaminants, some of the limits may be too lenient, a research analyst says.

This Is Your Year To Get into The Best Shape of Your Life!

The Dangerously Fit 6-Week Body Challenge kicks off on February 6th… this is the program that has transformed the lives and bodies of more Sydneysiders than any other fitness program. This comprehensive body transformation program includes a complete training system, unlimited access to all our Sydney boot camps, nutrition plans and the support from my […]

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Wednesday, December 30, 2015

Psychotherapy May Have Lasting Benefits for Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Cognitive therapy, hypnotherapy, mindfulness, behavioral therapy and dynamic psychotherapy all showed benefits against the symptoms of I.B.S.

Tuesday, December 29, 2015

Ask Well: Is Mild Cognitive Impairment Reversible?

Depending on its cause, mild cognitive impairment is potentially reversible.

Posture Affects Standing, and Not Just the Physical Kind

Slouching can have ill effects on body and state of mind. But with some solid effort, and sometimes exercises, muscular imbalances can be corrected.

Saturday, December 26, 2015

Online Body Transformation Program Special Offer

Pack on a few pounds over the Xmas Holidays? Feeling sluggish, bloated and out of Shape? Looking for a solution that will melt away the unwanted fat in 6 weeks or less? As part of our ‘New Year New You’ Special Promotion we’re offering the First 10 People to register for our Online 6 Week Body […]

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Friday, December 25, 2015

Valeant Chief Is Hospitalized With Pneumonia

J. Michael Pearson has been struggling to reassure investors as Valeant faces concerns about its pricing and distribution policies for its drugs.









Thursday, December 24, 2015

Rich, White and Refusing Vaccinations

The people most likely to refuse to have their children vaccinated tend to be white, well-educated and affluent, researchers report.

Wednesday, December 23, 2015

Traditional Toys May Beat Gadgets in Language Development

Research suggests that some gadgets can make parents less likely to engage in meaningful give-and-take with their children.

Tuesday, December 22, 2015

Can You Be ‘Fat but Fit’?

Normal weight men, no matter what their level of fitness, were at lower risk of premature death than obese men in the highest one-quarter for fitness.

Monday, December 21, 2015

Turning Your Smartphone into a Breathalyzer

An at-home drinking experiment, complete with state trooper, showed a variance in numbers, especially compared with a law enforcement device.

Friday, December 18, 2015

Thursday, December 17, 2015

Love on the Hospital Walls

I admire the creativity, the support, the love that I see on the walls of my patient's rooms. I get to appreciate my patients from the time before they were sick, and I can also see what they are trying to return to.

Wednesday, December 16, 2015

Choosing Antibiotics Over Surgery for Appendicitis

Antibiotics may work as well as surgery for children with uncomplicated appendicitis.

Tuesday, December 15, 2015

ADHD Patients' Brain Scans Showed This

But more research is needed before scans could be used to diagnose disorder, experts say

Ask Well: How Often Should You Get Dental X-Rays?

Although X-rays expose people to radiation, the risk of dental X-rays is low and dropping, as manufacturing companies work to reduce dosage.

In Age of Digital Records, Paper Still Carries Weight

Amid the proliferation of technology, and passwords, a backup plan is as close as the print key.

Friday, December 11, 2015

Tylenol Is Ineffective Against Flu Symptoms

Tylenol had no discernible effect on reducing fever or other symptoms of flu, researches found.

Tuesday, December 8, 2015

False Positive Breast Tests Tied to Increased Cancer Risk

Women with a false-positive mammogram or breast biopsy result have an increased risk of breast cancer over the next 10 years compared with those with a true negative result, a new report has found.

Overweight at 18 and at Greater Risk for Sudden Death

Women who were overweight at age 18 are at increased risk for sudden cardiac death, no matter what their current weight is, a new study reports.

Saturday, December 5, 2015

Think Like a Doctor: Limp as a Baby Solved

Readers solve the real-life case of a 28-year-old woman who had a long history of abdominal pain and constipation who suddenly started having seizures and hallucinations.

Thursday, December 3, 2015

Living With Cancer: Hurry Up and Wait

Hurrying up to wait is, of course, the fate of most patients. But for cancer patients, waiting entails being enveloped in heightened fears about harmful protocols and the difficulty of eradicating or containing the disease.

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

The Best 150-Calorie Snacks For After Your Workout

Just as important as it is to fuel up before you exercise, don't forget to eat a little something once your workout is complete. Your body needs a combo of protein and carbs to build and repair muscle and quickly recharge lost energy. Don't go overboard and consume so many calories that it cancels out the ones you burned while sweating it out. Here are some ideas for post-workout snacks, all under 150 calories.

  1. Half a medium apple smeared with a mixture of two ounces of vanilla Greek yogurt, half a tablespoon of peanut butter, and a quarter teaspoon of cinnamon and topped with sliced grapes: 151 calories
  2. Four ounces low-fat cottage cheese (82 calories) mixed with three-quarters cup fresh blueberries (63 calories): 145 calories
  3. One extrasmall apple (53 calories) with one tablespoon peanut butter (94 calories): 147 calories
  4. 20 baby carrots (70 calories) with two tablespoons hummus (70 calories): 140 calories
  5. One organic mozzarella cheese stick (80 calories) and 20 grapes (68 calories): 148 calories
  6. 5.3-ounce container organic vanilla Greek yogurt (110 calories) and seven cherries (36 calories): 146 calories
  7. One small banana (89 calories) with eight raw almonds (55 calories): 144 calories
  8. Eight ounces organic low-fat chocolate milk (150 calories) or eight ounces Silk Chocolate Soymilk (120 calories)
  9. Half a Kind Dark Chocolate Nuts and Sea Salt Bar (100 calories) and eight medium strawberries (31 calories): 131 calories
  10. Trail mix made with 18 peanuts (97 calories) and a mini box of raisins (45 calories): 142 calories
  11. Three-quarters cup shelled edamame: 150 calories

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Slowed Walking in Seniors: Alzheimer's Danger?

Study found higher levels of beta amyloid in brains of those who didn't move as fast as their peers

Paul Ryan Pushes Changes in Mental Health Care After Colorado Shooting

The speaker urged lawmakers to “do more” to protect people after the deadly shooting last week at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado.









The Close Ties Between Exercise and Beer

Two new studies suggest that exercise may well influence when and how much people drink — and that the interplay might be a good thing.

Tuesday, December 1, 2015

Negative News May Alter Statin Users’ Behavior

News stories that focus on the risks or adverse effects of statin drugs may lead people to stop taking the medicines, and probably contribute to increases in heart attacks and deaths.

Research Group Funded by Coca-Cola to Disband

Public health authorities said that the group’s mission was to play down the link between soft drinks and obesity.

Ask Well: The Laxative Effect of Prunes

Both prunes and prune juice have a laxative effect that is not entirely understood, but may be caused by the presence of sugar alcohol called sorbitol.

Minorities Get Less Pain Treatment in E.R.

Researchers found that although white and black patients reported severe pain with the same frequency, one group was likelier to receive medication.

Over-the-Counter Medicines’ Benefits and Dangers

Nonprescription drugs are convenient, but they can be overused or used for the wrong purpose.

Monday, November 30, 2015

Human Brains Aren't Distinctly Male or Female, Study Says

Instead, researchers find 'mosaic' of masculine, feminine traits

Seeking a Cancer-Free World

The vastness of the problem and the possibility that a singular cure won’t be found cannot erode a willingness to fight the fight.

Ask Well: How Many Miles a Week Should I Run?

The maximum benefits of running occur at quite low doses, a new study suggests.

Thursday, November 26, 2015

A Doctor Revisits His Own Trauma

Over a year has passed since the beautiful summer day I rode my bicycle down a steep hill, crashed and landed in the hospital, bruised and battered.

Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Ask Well: Do Cranberries Offer Health Benefits?

Cranberries contain chemical compounds called proanthocyanidins that may have benefits throughout the body.

Tuesday, November 24, 2015

Coke’s Chief Scientist, Who Orchestrated Obesity Research, Is Leaving

Rhona Applebaum, Coca-Cola’s top scientist, is stepping down, a move that follows revelations that the company had funded research that played down the role beverages played in the spread of obesity.

Breast-Feeding Is Good for Mothers, Not Just Babies, Studies Suggest

Breast milk may provide the ideal nourishment for an infant, but two recent studies are putting a different spin on the bottle-versus-breast debate.

Vegetarian Thanksgiving: Roasted Pumpkin Wedges With Chili Pesto

The thick wedges of pumpkin, once out of the oven, are velvety rich, and the pesto has all the flavors we associate with fall.

Vegetarian Thanksgiving: Artichoke Torte

Although artichokes aren’t a typical November vegetable, they freeze well and can be enjoyed any time of year.

Video Game Is Built to Be Prescribed to Children With A.D.H.D.

A game maker plans to seek approval from the Food and Drug Administration to allow doctors to prescribe its game to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

A Prescription for Sticker Shock Caused by Drug Costs

In worrisome times of rising prices for medications, it pays to know how to get what you need for less money and with the fewest hassles.

Administration Is Seeking Ways to Keep Prescription Drugs Affordable

The Obama administration on Friday hosted a forum to address ways in which the government could help protect against high pharmaceutical costs.









Thursday, November 19, 2015

Vegetarian Thanksgiving: Sweet Potato Pockets

Enjoy all the flavors of Thanksgiving -- except the turkey -- in these cute potato pockets.

Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Coffee Tied to Lower Risk of Dying Prematurely

More good news on coffee: A large study has found that drinking coffee is associated with a reduced risk of dying from six causes, including heart disease.

Tuesday, November 17, 2015

Makers of Nutritional Supplements Charged in Federal Sweep

A yearlong federal investigation into the dietary supplement industry has resulted in a crackdown on more than 100 companies accused of selling tainted or misleading products.

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Monday, November 16, 2015

Special Section: Wired Well

We explore the lives of newly wired consumers and the consequences, good and bad, that arise from our increasing reliance on trackers, monitors, guides and a vast array of other devices to better our health.

Saturday, November 14, 2015

Feeling Woozy? It May Be Cyber Sickness

A peculiar side effect of screen time is cybersickness, which causes a person to feel woozy from viewing moving digital content.

Friday, November 13, 2015

Vegetarian Thanksgiving: Kasha Caliente

Kasha is a traditional Eastern European dish that can make a nutty, flavorful vegetarian main course at Thanksgiving.

Thursday, November 12, 2015

Vegetarian Thanksgiving: Easy Mushroom-Hazelnut Tart

Savory pies and tarts are a go-to dish at Thanksgiving. They can be made well in advance and they make a great main course for guests who are not eating turkey.

Is Fat Stigma Making Us Miserable?

The teasing, judgment and unsolicited advice directed at overweight people may cause the greatest psychological harm.

Empathy Card Contest: And the Winner Is . . .

Hundreds of Well readers helped us come up with the right thing to say to a friend in a need.

Improving Your Athletic Form

A new generation of apps provide a personalized assessment of form to help you better serve, squat, swing, throw, lift, run or otherwise work out.

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Vegetarian Thanksgiving: A Festive Vegan Torte

What do you do when Americans, French, omnivores and vegans gather at the Thanksgiving table? Please them all with this festive torte of sweet potatoes, chick peas and lentils.

Monday, November 9, 2015

Vegetarian Thanksgiving: Stuffing Muffins

Turn your stuffing into muffins for a festive flare to the popular side dish.

Friday, November 6, 2015

University Returns $1 Million Grant to Coca-Cola

The University of Colorado School of Medicine is giving back $1 million that was used to establish an advocacy group that played down the link between soft drinks and weight.

Thursday, November 5, 2015

Vegetarian Thanksgiving: Festive Eggplant Rolls

If you're looking to wow your crowd this Thanksgiving, consider these festive eggplant rolls.

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

‘Defensive Medicine’ May Lower Malpractice Risks

Doctors who ordered the most tests were least likely to be sued by patients.

Beyond ‘Get Well Soon’ – Create an Empathy Card

What's the right thing to say to a friend with a chronic illness? Help us create an empathy card that says all the right things.

Spring 6 Week Challenge Round Up

Killian our CEO (chief entertainment officer), trainer Michael and mascot Kya the dog at the 6 Week Challenge weigh-in. It all starts today! Week 1 – CROSS TRAINING Week 1 of the Dangerously Fit 6 Week Challenge off to a flying start on Saturday. We kicked off the challenge with a cross training workout followed […]

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Vegetarian Thanksgiving: Cauliflower Steaks

For the vegetarians and vegans at your holiday table, consider serving them the best cut of the cauliflower, seared and caramelized to perfection.

While Waiting for Test Results, Worrying May Help in the Long Run

A new study suggests that allowing yourself to imagine failure lets you cope with it — and success — much better.

November Newsletter

It’s been a crazy couple of months here at Dangerously Fit with lots going on and even more exciting stuff happening soon! We just finished up our 6-Week Body Challenge on Saturday and as usual were blown away with the amazing results our DF crew achieved in such a short amount of time. Congratulations to […]

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Friday, October 30, 2015

Thursday, October 29, 2015

A No-Cook Healthy Pudding That Lazy Girls Will Love

If you're looking for a creamy chocolate treat and can't eat dairy - or are just trying to cut back on refined sugar - this recipe is made for you. Filled with heart-healthy avocado and antioxidant-rich cacao, it's one of the healthiest desserts we've ever tasted. Best of all is that it requires no cooking! Just blend all the ingredients together and serve immediately.

Related: Vegan Chocolate Cupcakes With Avocado "Buttercream" Frosting

Raw Chocolate Pudding

Ingredients

2 avocados, pitted and peeled
1 cup almond milk
3/4 cup maple syrup
3/4 cup cocoa powder
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
Pinch of salt

Toppings (optional):
Cacao nibs
Walnuts

Directions

  1. Add all ingredients to a blender, cover, and blend until smooth. Pour pudding into bowls and top with cacao nibs or walnuts.

The ‘Mall-ification’ of Medical Care

Retail health clinics have exploded over the last 10 years, and now it seems like every other big box store, supermarket and shopping mall has its own clinic.

Wednesday, October 28, 2015

Don’t Blame It on Birth Order

A new study found that while birth order may have a slight effect on intelligence, it had no effect on personality.

Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Vitamin D and Calcium Fail to Reduce Colon Tumor Risk

A randomized trial has found that neither calcium nor vitamin D was effective in reducing the risk of tumors of the colon or rectum.

The Ambivalent Marriage Takes a Toll on Health

Ambivlaence in a marriage is sometimes inevitable, but research shows that couples with mixed levels of support and negativity pay a price in terms of health compared to those in fully supportive marriages.

Saturday, October 24, 2015

Friday, October 23, 2015

Ask Well: Is Grass-Fed Beef Better for You?

Grass-fed beef tends to be higher in some nutrients, and studies suggest it may contain fewer bacteria that can cause food poisoning -- which could be good for your health.

Thursday, October 22, 2015

The Mediterranean Diet: Is It the Food or the Lifestyle?

The Mediterranean Diet has long been associated with better health, but now some researchers think the whole Mediterranean lifestyle may explain the longevity of people in the region.

Frequent Antibiotics May Make Children Fatter

Children who take antibiotics gain more weight than those who don't use the drugs in childhood, new research shows.

Learning From Dogs With Cancer

Research in dogs will help with the design of later human trials, including the best way to administer drugs, and may lead to improved treatments for both pets and people.

Lifting Weights, Twice a Week, May Aid the Brain

A new experiment suggests that light resistance training a few times a week may also slow the age-related shrinking of some parts of our brains.

Ask Well: Can Whiteners Damage the Teeth?

A reader asks: Should I be concerned that teeth whitening strips or procedures could damage my teeth over the years?

The Fats You Don’t Need to Fear, and the Carbs That You Do

Efforts to correct past dietary sins have caused the pendulum to swing too far in the wrong direction.

Tuesday, October 20, 2015

The Richer You Are, the Better You May Do After Heart Surgery

Swedish researchers found that the higher a person’s income, the lower the risk of death following cardiac surgery.

Monday, October 19, 2015

Sleep Apnea May Have Added Dangers for Women

In new research, obstructive sleep apnea was independently associated with heart failure and death in women, but not in men.

Friday, October 16, 2015

Do We Really Need to Sleep 7 Hours a Night?

A new study is challenging the notion that artificial light and the hectic pace of modern life are disrupting natural sleep patterns, fueling an epidemic of sleep deprivation.

Fewer Teens Smoking Cigarettes, But More Using Pot

Meanwhile, more American adults are trying to break the tobacco habit, second government study shows

Wednesday, October 14, 2015

Dietary Supplements Lead to 20,000 E.R. Visits Yearly, Study Finds

A study in The New England Journal of Medicine also found that emergency room visits for supplements occurred frequently among young adults.

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

18 Science-Backed Ways to Lose More Weight

When you're set out on a weight-loss journey, you need all the help you can get. The following science-backed tips have been studied by researchers and can help you see (and feel) big results sooner.

- Additional reporting by Leta Shy

Women With Essure Contraceptive Implant Needed More Surgeries, Study Finds

Women who sought sterilization through the Essure implant were far more likely to be back for surgery within a year than women who had their tubes tied, the study found.

Fighting New Diseases by Giving Them Blander Labels

The World Health Organization issued strict guidelines for naming infections. For example, names of groups (Legionnaire’s) and places (Ebola) are out.

Wine May Help With Diabetes

A small study found that people with controlled Type 2 diabetes who drank red wine daily had improved cholesterol.

Compulsive Texting Takes Toll on Teenagers

Youngsters who check their phones constantly and snap if you interrupt them may have a texting problem, a new study found.

The More We Learn on Nutrition, the More We Ignore

Over the last 50 years, there have been numerous attempts to improve Americans’ diets, but they continue to grow fatter.

Sunday, October 11, 2015

The Best Beyoncé Cardio Playlist Ever

Lizzie Fuhr, POPUGAR Fitness When I feel like I’m fading during a workout, nothing perks me up like an upbeat Beyoncé track. The next time you’re not looking forward to your cardio session, let Beyoncé provide the soundtrack for your workout! This playlist includes a ton of her top tunes I love hearing in group fitness settings plus a few deep tracks you didn’t even know you were missing. Subscribe to the Spotify playlist, then check out the full list of songs below.


Getting the Diagnosis Wrong

Nearly all of us will experience at least one diagnostic error in our lifetimes, a new report says.

This Motivational App Will Make Your Cardio Workouts Much More Effective

Stuff We Love: Motion Traxx Motion Traxx

We have the best of intentions when it comes to working out. We pack our gym bag the night before and block off time on the calendar. But 10 minutes into our workout, whether we’re going for a run or chugging away on the elliptical, we're already bored. It'd be great to have a personal trainer or fitness instructor to give us that motivating oomph to get over the hump, but we're not about to deplete our bank account.

That’s where the Motion Traxx comes in. The app—available on iOS and Android—comes with audio coaching from top fitness experts for all kinds of cardio workouts, including treadmill, indoor cycling, and elliptical. The coaches guide you through the workout, give you a heads up on what’s coming next, and pepper in just the right amount of motivation to distract you (in a good way).

Plus, Motion Traxx comes with ActionSync, a technology that provides soundtracks that match the intensity of your workout. The music won’t be the top 40 you’re used to singing along with, but as long as you keep up with the beat, you’ll break a sweat in no time. The app is free to download, but you’ll want to upgrade to the pro version ($4.99/month) to get access to unlimited workouts.

Wednesday, October 7, 2015

Ask Well: Canned vs. Fresh Fish

A reader asks: Does canned fish, like tuna and salmon, have the same nutritional value as fresh fish?

Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Weight Gain Possibly Tied to Later Bedtimes

There may be a link between later bedtimes and weight gain, new research suggests.

Calcium Doesn’t Improve Bone Density, Analysis Finds

Whether eaten in foods or taken as supplements, calcium also has little effect on the risk of fractures in people over 50.

Saturday, October 3, 2015

Think Like a Doctor: Dazed and Confused Solved

Readers solve the real-life case of a 27-year-old woman who had vomiting, weakness and confusion months after having weight loss surgery.

'Good bacteria' key to stopping asthma

Being exposed to "good bacteria" early in life could prevent children developing asthma, say US scientists.

Living With Cancer: My Doctor, My Friend

My oncologist has played many roles in my life during my treatment, and now I must deal with the prospect that she might leave me, writes Susan Gubar in Living with Cancer.

Wednesday, September 30, 2015

WHO backs 'treat-all' HIV drug plan

Everyone who has HIV should be offered antiretroviral drugs as soon as possible after diagnosis, the World Health Organisation says.

Does Mindfulness Make for a Better Athlete?

Closely attending to our bodies through mindfulness meditation might help us to become better, calmer, athletic performers, a small study suggests.

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

True Muscle Trainer: Phase 3, Day 46

Stacking exercises and limited rest has likely left you yearning for a full day of recovery. Today's the day to recharge.

Take an Eye Exam on Your Laptop

An online eye exam taken at home is an easy alternative to the office visit, but only if your eyes are 18 to 40-years old.

Finished our Tough Mudder Training workout with 'death rolls', army crawls and hill sprints. These death rolls are much harder than they look and will leave you disorientated, but we want our team 100% ready for whatever Tough Mudder throws at them this year! @dangerouslyfit A video posted by Dangerously Fit (@dangerouslyfit) on Sep 26, […]

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Coke Spends Lavishly on Pediatricians and Dietitians

A soft-drink company’s philanthrophy wins it praise despite its sugary contribution to obesity in America.

Yohimbe Supplement Labels Lack Accurate Information

Banned in several countries, it is sold in the United States despite often lacking correct details on quantity, or anything about side effects.

Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Sitting Is Bad for Children, Too

After a single session of prolonged inactivity, young girls developed changes in their blood flow and arteries that, in grown-ups, would signal the start of serious cardiovascular problems.

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Coke Discloses Millions in Grants for Health Research and Community Programs

Following criticism that Coke has supported research that plays down the role of soft drinks in the spread of obesity, the company released a list showing nearly $120 million in grants to medical, research and community organizations.

Can’t Swallow a Pill? There’s Help for That

Many people never outgrow the difficulty. But pill takers have ways to get around it, including specialized cups and the ‘pop bottle method.’

Friday, September 18, 2015

Thursday, September 17, 2015

Living With Cancer: Teal Ribbons

Although progress has been made to improve treatments for ovarian cancer, it's not nearly enough to combat a disease that often goes undetected until it is in the late stages.

Mediterranean Diet Linked to Reduced Breast Cancer Risk

Women who ate a Mediterranean-style diet supplemented with extra-virgin olive oil had a 68 percent lower risk for breast cancer compared with controls.

Monday, September 14, 2015

In a First, Aspirin Is Recommended to Fight a Form of Cancer

An expert panel backed the drug to help prevent heart attacks and colorectal cancer. Some critics say there are better and safer preventives.

Sydney Tough Mudder Training Starts September 26th!

The Sydney Tough Mudder is only 9 weeks away! If your’e doing this years Tough Mudder race… now is the time to start training. Dangerously Fit are putting on an 8 week Tough Mudder Training program starting on September 26th. The workouts will held between 7am-8am in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, except one session which will […]

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