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Health & Fitness
I don't want to lift heavier weights because I don't want to get "muscle-bound." Should I only stick to cardio and really light weights?
I keep hearing a lot about "low carb" diets, and that carbs equate to fat. Is this true, and should I avoid all carbohydrates?
I've been working out for several months, doing the same workout prescribed by the trainer at my gym, but I haven't seen any improvement in months. What am I doing wrong?
What constitutes aerobic or cardiovascular exercise? Do I have to go to a gym and run on the treadmill to benefit my heart and burn calories?
Despite what infomercials and clever marketing may lead you to believe, getting in shape isn't as simple as taking a "miracle" pill, eating only protein or using some knock-off gizmo three times a week. You do need discipline, and you'll need to make wise food choices and some sacrifices to attain the results you desire. That aside, the key to getting in shape and being healthy is pretty basic. Although there's no "one way" that's going to be effective for all persons, the best approach to optimal health and fitness combines a sensible diet strategy with a sound exercise program consisting of both aerobic and anaerobic (weight training) activity.
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