Fitness is, we're happy to observe, very popular these days. But there are a lot of ideas of what you need to do, where you need to do it, and what you need to eat and drink - or avoid - to maintain top form. We're here to give you some straightforward, level-headed - and economical - advice.
You don't need to break the bank to break a sweat. If you are on a budget, follow these simple steps for an effective workout at home.
Home workouts have come a long way. You don't need to join a pricey health club - you can achieve a fitter, slimmer body in the comfort of your own home.
Top-tier athletes, weekend warriors, and clubgoers love their sports and energy drinks - but are they really getting a boost? Seattle-based dietitian Lola O'Rourke gives the lowdown on these punch-packing beverages.
Some foods get a bad rap for no good reason. Toronto-based dietitian Zannat Reza gives the lowdown on five so-called bad foods that are actually good for you.
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