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Get moving, 'Bike to Work Day' headed this way
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Know and understand your blood cholesterol level
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Seattle: Go For a Run
April 16th marked the 116th Boston Marathon. The 26 mile run is the world’s oldest annual marathon and one of the most distinguished road racing events in the nation.
In the spirit of the Boston Marathon event, Seattle-area personal trainer Ryan Foulkes gave some great advice on running techniques, tips and tricks. If you’re ever feeling daring enough to participate in a marathon these tips will help you go the distance as well.
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Study finds some early breast cancer over diagnosed
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Screening, better diagnosis cited for autism rise
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Chill out and celebrate Spa Week
It's Spa Week! To celebrate, book a massage or facial, or go hit the pilates or yoga studio at a discount, for this week only.
Spa Week's 16th biannual celebration lasts until April 22 with all kinds of spas- day, medical and resort- as well as yoga and Pilates studios, fitness centers and other health and wellness centers offering discounts. The most common discount, according to Spa Week, is up to three signature treatments at a discount of $50 each. At spas themselves, those can be anything from Thai massages and accupressure to facials and weight-loss treatments. The goal, according to Spa Week, is to educate spa-goers "on how to incorporate specific treatments into their lifelong health regiments."
Five spas in the Seattle area are participating: Leaf and Water Holistic Skincare, Yuan Spa, Red Door Spa in Bellevue, Penterra Spa at the Heathman and Long Life Retreat and Spa.
Be sure to call today and book your spa treatment. The health benefits are endless, but let's just face it: it feels good to be pampered. Happy Spa Week!
To book a treatment at the discounted rates or to learn what spas and facilities in your area are offering the discounts, go to www.spaweek.com/learn-more.
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Couple Workouts: How to Stay Healthy and Intimate
Lately you’ve been feeling like you gained a couple pounds and decide to go on a diet.
Life & Style Vegfest reminds you to eat your veggies (Video)
Vegetarians of Washington is hosting its annual Vegfest vegetarian food festival this weekend at Seattle Center.
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Younger patients getting joint replacement surgery (Video)
Things got so bad for 48-year-old Eric Stromquist that he couldn't run without being in agony. But a chance run-in with all-star football and baseball player Bo Jackson led him to consider joint replacement surgery.
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The Anti-Aging Workout
Glor shares her S.E.N.I.O.R. prescription for staying in great shape even late in life.
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Will Yoga kill you? No, definitely not, but maybe
In a recent New York Time’s magazine article, William Broad, a senior editor at the Times wrote about the potential downfalls of practicing Yoga and what he sees as the lack of focus on injury prevention.
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Bikers unite for Transportation Advocacy Day! It's exciting, we swear
Snow has fallen on the ground, dust has gathered on your bicycle and those unpleasant pockets of flab have sprouted back around your body. Time to forget about bicycle advocacy till the weather clears up, right?
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The Top Five Health Stories That Got Us Talking In 2011
The spectrum of health and science is always evolving and may leave us scratching our heads. This year was no exception. I'm outlining five of the top health stories in 2011 that got us thinking and reacting.
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Fitness/Wellness Trends to Watch For In 2012
Recently the American Council on Exercise, (ACE), released its report on fitness trends to watch for in 2012.
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More US women having twins
The number of twins born in the U.S. soared over the last three decades, mostly the result of test-tube babies and women waiting to have children until their 30s, when the chances of twins increase.
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More kids skipping school shots in Oregon, Washington (Video)
In both Oregon and Washington, more than 1 in 20 public school kindergartners aren't getting all the vaccines required for students.
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Asian gecko at risk over claims it can cure AIDS
Claims that a nocturnal Asian lizard can be used to help treat the HIV virus have led to a sharp boom in smuggling of the reptile, putting it at risk, a conservation group said Tuesday.
