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How Do I Become A Personal Trainer in Vancouver?
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Do you love working out? Do you have a desire to blend your passion for fitness with a job you love? Do you want to help other people? If you answered yes to all of those then being a personal trainer may be the right career choice for you! Few things are more fulfilling than guiding others toward the same type of lifestyle that has been so beneficial for you. And...
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Is Depression a Kind of Allergic Reaction?
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Depression was long thought to be strictly a psychological condition, but that ended up not being the entire story. Over time we discovered that chemical imbalances in the brain also played a role in depression. And now, most recently, it has been discovered that depression may not actually be a brain condition at all, it might actually be more of an infection. Huh? An infection? That's right. Think of depression as...
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The Schools Where They Never Say ‘Sit Still’
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I often say that the world we live in now is about 180 degrees opposite to the one our ancestors evolved into. While our hunter-gatherer ancestors were roaming freely throughout the ancient world relying on their ability to move to stay alive, we've constructed an environment for ourselves where movement is the exception, not the norm. Case in point: Two of the greatest accomplishments in my life were learning how...
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Do Gut Microbes Affect Your Ability to Lose Fat?
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Losing fat is just about eating less and moving more, right? Well, basically the entire fitness industry has been built on this premise, but is that really all there is to it? How do we explain all those people who aren't necessarily over-eating and who exercise on a regular basis but they still can't lose the fat? It's genetics then, right? Although there may be a genetic component to fat...
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‘Wild’ Foods are More Nutritious Than Domesticated Foods
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We often get told that domesticating and genetically modifying our food makes it more nutritious. However, this theory is being turned on its head. Yes, domestication and genetic modification allows us to get larger yields of bigger fruits and vegetables, but larger yields and bigger plants don't necessarily relate to more nutritious food. Plants contain chemical compounds called phytonutrients. Obviously plants can't get up and run away from threats so...
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The New Buzzword You Should Know: Fit-Sedentary
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If someone looks fit, wouldn't it be logical to assume they're also healthy? More and more we're realizing that this assumption isn't correct. Just like the old saying goes, you can't judge a book by its cover, well in this case you can't judge a person's health by the state of their chiseled abs and bulging biceps. Just because the outside looks pretty doesn't automatically mean that the organs on...
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