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The facts about lifting and longevity
Recent robust scientific studies have provided compelling evidence that engaging in regular strength training can significantly reduce mortality risk, but importantly, enhance the healthfulness of our later years. Strength training it not only a tool for fitness enthusiasts but is an essential practice for individuals of all ages, especially as we progress into middle age and beyond. But unfortunately, society isn't getting the memo despite a wealth of research that has cha
Lauren Cremona
Jul 164 min read
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Pain... it doesn't always mean what you think...
Persistent pain is best understood not as a simple indicator of tissue damage, but as an experience shaped by interacting biological, psychological and social factors. Biologically, the nervous system can become more sensitive over time, so pain may persist even after an injury has healed or when scans show little to explain its intensity. That does not make the pain "imaginary" - it means pain is produced by the brain when there is enough stimulus being sent to the brain (vi
Lauren Cremona
Jun 144 min read
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