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Showing posts with label vitamin D3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vitamin D3. Show all posts

Saturday, November 3, 2012

Health & Exercise Quickie: Vitamin D Deficiency, Taurine & Glycine. Multiple Sclerosis & Epstein-Barr. Paracetamol & Muscle Gains. Gender & Fatigue from Workouts. HIIT, LISS & Appetite. Plus: Scientists Debate: Light vs. Heavy Weights

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Health & Exercise Quickie: Vitamin D Deficiency, Taurine & Glycine. Multiple Sclerosis & Epstein-Barr. Paracetamol & Muscle Gains. Gender & Fatigue from Workouts. HIIT, LISS & Appetite. Plus: Scientists Debate: Light vs. Heavy Weights
While there is a positive trend in the percentage of US adults who meet the 2008 federal physical activity guidelines according to which the...
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Monday, September 10, 2012

Stronger & Leaner or Fatter & Less Muscular W/ 4,000IU Vitamin D3 - What if Abstract and Data Tell Different Stories?

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Stronger & Leaner or Fatter & Less Muscular W/ 4,000IU Vitamin D3 - What if Abstract and Data Tell Different Stories?
Image 1: The gap between the purported and the real world effects of vitamin D3 supplementation remains about as wide as the Grand Canyon - ...
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Saturday, December 17, 2011

A Fat D-Ficiency! Do You Really Need More Vitamin D or Simply More Fatty Foods? Study Shows, Even 50.000 IU of Vitamin D3 Useless, When You Ingest It Without Fat.

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A Fat D-Ficiency! Do You Really Need More Vitamin D or Simply More Fatty Foods? Study Shows, Even 50.000 IU of Vitamin D3 Useless, When You Ingest It Without Fat.
 Image 1: Fatty fish and organ meats aside, whole eggs and full-fat dairy are your best food choices to raise vitamin D levels - I would e...
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Monday, October 24, 2011

Vitamin D3 a "Fat Synthesizer"!? Rodent Study Shows +33% Increased Fat Deposition in Vitamin D3 Supplemented Mice.

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Vitamin D3 a "Fat Synthesizer"!? Rodent Study Shows +33% Increased Fat Deposition in Vitamin D3 Supplemented Mice.
Illustration 1: Experts will recognize from looking at these Oil Red O-stained longissimus dorsi slices of mice on a normal and a vitamin D3...
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