Monthly Archives: February 2008

Evolution of Sports Supplementation

The quest for reaching the pinnacle of physical performance and aesthetics can be traced to ancient times. Long before the pervasive use of illicit drugs in modern sports, or the popularity of surgical augmentation techniques such as implants orEntre m?s … Continue reading

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Celebrate your anniversary with pearls!

Are you searching for a right anniversary gift for your beloved wife? If so, then you must be very particular regarding the quality of the gift that she would love. You have had ball of a time with your sweetheart … Continue reading

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Sports Supplement Buzzwords and Essential Terminology

Anabolic – Referring to something that causes a building-up of tissue, or anabolism. Anabolism generally refers to an increase in lean tissue, particularly muscle. Anticatabolic – Referring to something that causes a building-up of tissue through the inhibition of catabolic … Continue reading

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Vitamin E and Skeletal Muscle

Vitamin E is well recognized for its antioxidant properties, furthermore, there is evidence that suggests a possible role of vitamin E in maintaining skeletal muscle. In a study performed at Penn State University, 12 weight-trained men were divided into two … Continue reading

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How to Maximize Bodybuilding Results With Creatine Supplements

Bodybuilding supplements nearly everyone comprehensively utilized by means of monohydrate as well as are a white tasteless powder plus without difficulty hang up in water. However for an utmost earnings the creatine supplement are directed to get with the food … Continue reading

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Diet Versus Supplement

Considering the fact that vitamin E occurs in plant oils in eight different forms and that it is difficult at the current time to find supplements that mimic nature, the argument for obtaining vitamin E from food is strong. Food … Continue reading

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