Friday, April 22, 2011

Fitness & Nutrition

Joshua Lott for The New York Times

One study finds a hard workout’s calorie-burning benefits continue after the exercise is done.

Vegan Promoter Uses Photos of Meat and Dairy Items, and Fury Follows

A San Francisco-based “vegetarian lifestyle” magazine and Web site acknowledged that it regularly used images of meat and dairy-filled foods to accompany vegan-themed articles and recipes.

Recipes for Health

Majorcan Bread and Vegetable Soup

Andrew Scrivani for The New York Times

Add a poached egg to this traditional soup for an even more substantial meal.

Vital Signs

Exercise: Fewer Healthy Habits for Young Mothers

A study finds young women with small children exercise less than other women their age and don’t eat as well.

For Passover, Quinoa Is Popular, but Kosher?

The grainlike crop appeals to Jews avoiding leavened bread, but some question its acceptability.

Mixed Martial Arts Makes Inroads in Baseball Training

Several baseball players have used the sport’s fighting methods to improve their fitness and mental toughness.

Rabbis Sound an Alarm Over Eating Disorders

Pressure to marry young and be all things to all people contributes to a problem, rabbinic leaders say, and a stigma against mental health problems complicates treatment.

Obstacles Seen in Poor Areas for New Farmers’ Markets

A report to be released by the Manhattan borough president says community groups hoping to open farmers’ markets in low-income city neighborhoods face excessive fees and confusing rules.

Screening the Day’s Catch for Radiation

Despite assurances by health officials, worries about tainted foods are growing among governments, consumers and businesses across the globe.

Despite Assurances on Milk, Radiation Fear Lingers

The minuscule amounts of radiation found last week in batches of milk on the West Coast is not dangerous to humans, experts said, but consumers remained wary.

Eating Well

Government’s Dietary Advice: Eat Less

The latest federal nutrition guidelines reiterate much from previous years, but this time, they also suggest just consuming less.

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Personal Health

The Nose May Not Know What It’s Missing

Smell and taste disorders can affect more than the ability to “smell the roses” in life and to enjoy food.

Really?

The Claim: To Reduce Snoring, Try Sleeping on Your Side

Advice long given to snorers may not work for everyone.

Phys Ed

Every Wednesday, Gretchen Reynolds writes about the latest in the science of personal fitness.

Recipes for Health

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Running Voices

A celebrity, a journalist and a "big loser" — three more runners tell their tales.

Multimedia
Gear Test | Light Synthetic Jackets for Outdoor Sports

There are now more types of synthetic fill on the market, and resulting products have become lighter, warmer, sleeker and more breathable.

Fitness Gurus, Then and Now

A look at exercise personalities who have emerged and receded over the years.

Recipes for Health: Pantry Clean-Out

Browse a collection of recipes made out of things you can find in your pantry.

Recipes for Health

Recipes for Health offers recipes with an eye towards empowering you to cook healthy meals every day.

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