Healthy Denver

MYTH BUSTING? No pain, no gain
This seems to be the war cry in many gyms. Usually espoused by big muscled bros. Pushing yourself and testing your limits is fine. But needing to feel the pain to ensure a decent workout is not needed. Dr. Brian Parr, Associate Professor in the Department of Exercise and Sports Science at the University of South Carolina Aiken, sums it up:

“The idea that exercise should hurt is simply wrong — muscle pain during or following exercise usually suggests an injury.”
This myth has been debunked many times, including by the best in the business MythBusters.

Health experts advise that your workout should be challenging, but you should stop as soon as you experience pain.

https://dsc.discovery.com/videos/mythbusters-no-pain-no-gain/

Holidangers: Avoiding The Common Mistakes That Ravage Your Peace

Holidangers: Avoiding The Common Mistakes That Ravage Your Peace - Healthy Magazine Don’t cross the line between pleasant and painful this holiday season. If you don’t keep your guard up, the holidays will leave you holidazed. Here...

Why healthcare coverage is often a meager blanket, and which alternatives are winning new followers.

Battles Of the Insured Why healthcare coverage is often a meager blanket, and which alternatives are winning new followers.