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- Economy Class Syndrome
- When Exercise is Bad for You
- 378 Billion Cigarettes Sold in
2005
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Long Flights and Swollen Legs
Pycnogenol, a super anti-oxidant
made from French maritime pine bark, has long been known to help PMS,
memory, circulation and much more. With over 180 studies, it is one of the
most well researched ingredients in the world. Now, scientists have
encouraging news for long-distance travelers worried about 'economy class
syndrome' - the swelling of the legs due to cramped space, which can cause
a potentially serious condition called Deep Vein Thrombosis -Pycnogenol
can have a positive effect on leg swelling (also referred to as "edema")
during long airplane flights lasting 7-12 hours. The double-blind, placebo
controlled study tested in-flight ankle swelling for 169 participants. Read
more.
Cold or Flu? Does Exercise Help
or
Harm.
You've got a slight cough,
your throat is sore, your nose is running and you feel just the tiniest
muscle ache. Should you work out? Will you recover faster if you do?
According to some physicians, there is a fairly simple way to decide if
you should take it easy or not and it's called the neck up or neck down
rule.. Read
more.
Cigarette Sales Lowest in 50
Years
378 billion cigarettes were
sold in the United States in 2005, the lowest number since 1951. Cigarette
sales in the United States dropped 4.2 percent from 2004 to 2005.
Reynolds American Inc. and Lorillard Tobacco Co., both Triad companies,
together account for more than a third of all the cigarettes sold in the
USA.
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