Steroids are most commonly used by athletes, weight lifters and body builders to sculpt the muscles in their body. The use of steroids has now entered into the entertainment industry where actors regularly inject themselves&hellip
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Fact about Vibration Therapy
There are highlights in research that show neuromuscular as well as physiological benefits from the whole body vibration therapy. These studies show that there are remarkable results for improved health and fitness in a short&hellip
Facts About the Muscular System
This article tells you about the muscular system and has important yet very interesting facts revolving around it. Take note that the muscular system stated by this article is not limited to the muscular system&hellip
Facts About Bulimia
Bulimia is considered to be an eating disorder where a person binges on food and later purges it by vomiting or by using laxatives. The main intention behind bulimia is to prevent weight gain. Fact&hellip
Facts About Anorexia
Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder characterised by low body weight, drastic weight loss, an illogical fear of weight gain, and a distorted self-image. Fact 1. Â Anorexia nervosa patients tend to live isolated lives and&hellip
What is TDW?
What is TDW? TDW stands for “total diamond weight” and it represents the total weight or total carat of two or more diamond stones on a particular piece of jewelry. These jewelries may be in&hellip
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