Month: February 2017

The Cure for Cancer Could Be in Your Spice Cabinet

Big Thanks Posted From http://fitbottomedgirls.com/2017/02/the-cure-for-cancer-could-be-in-your-spice-cabinet/

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A recent study from the University of Missouri (MU) may have found a natural way to fight breast cancer. Researchers there found “luteolin, a natural compound found in herbs such as thyme and parsley, and vegetables such as celery and broccoli, could reduce the risk of developing metastasis originating from triple-negative breast cancer in women,” according to the school. Considering you probably already consume at least one of those things somewhat regularly, that’s awesome news. And if you don’t have much thyme, parsley, celery or broccoli in your diet currently, it’s even better news that those things are really easy …

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Fit Winter Gear You Need, No Matter What “Winter” Means to You

Big Thanks Posted From http://fitbottomedgirls.com/2017/02/fit-winter-gear-you-need-no-matter-what-winter-means-to-you/

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I live in the Midwest, and the winters here are, well, spastic. One day it’s sunny and I’m in a t-shirt; the next there’s a windchill of negative 10. So, to me, “winter” means a lot of things. Sometimes it’s seeing a robin and running in shorts. Other days it’s ice and snow and cursing. And the upside to all of this crazy weather, is that it does give me pretty unique conditions to test products in. Which lead to this post: new gear you’ll love no matter what your “winter” is like. Your Winter Is Really Freakin’ Long and Really …

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Tips for Using a Heart Rate Monitor to Improve Your Training

Big Thanks Posted From http://fitbottomedgirls.com/2017/02/tips-using-heart-rate-monitor-improve-training/

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When I first started pondering the idea of heart-rate monitor training, I thought it all sounded a little, well … obsessive. It seemed like I’d basically be micromanaging my heart. And to some extent, it was true. At times, it felt very much like a live-by-the-numbers, die-by-the-numbers sort of thing — watching the digits on my watch being transmitted from the strap around my chest, waiting for it to show me that my heart had arrived in the correct training zone. However, as Type-A as it all might sound, I noticed some really key benefits to this style of training that translated well …

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