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October 7, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

Your Simple Guide to Progressive Overload Training

Incremental changes in your exercise routine can improve your strength and endurance over time

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September 29, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

A How-To Guide on Muscle Hypertrophy

Increase the size of your muscles by bulking up on protein and focusing on slow, intense movements with progressive overloading

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September 22, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

Weightlifting 101

Weightlifting can help you build muscle mass, reduce joint pain and increase flexibility to improve your quality of life

Visceral fat and subcutaneous fat on an abdomen
August 26, 2025/Primary Care

Visceral Fat vs. Subcutaneous Fat: What Are They?

Visceral fat surrounds your organs and can be more detrimental to your health

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May 2, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators (SARMs) Are Dangerous — Here’s Why

These illegal supplements have negative impacts for vital organs and may cause psychosis, heart attacks and more

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February 28, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

How Long Does It Take To Build Muscle?

It can take three to four weeks to experience improvement in strength, and up to six months or more to notice visible changes

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February 27, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

Learning How To Build Muscle? Try These 11 Strategies

From protein consumption to progressive strength training and recovery time, you can build more muscle mass in four to 12 weeks

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January 24, 2025/Exercise & Fitness

Why Do Some People Gain Weight After Starting a Workout Program?

Your body may temporarily add a few pounds as it adjusts to new demands and grows stronger

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June 7, 2024/Nutrition

How Much Protein Do You Need? And How To Get It

The general rule is 0.8 to 1 gram of protein per kilogram of body weight — but that may not be right for you

Person on scale, questioning muscle weight vs. fat weight
April 12, 2024/Exercise & Fitness

The Difference Between Muscle Weight vs. Fat Weight

Both are needed for a healthy body

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