Fitness Scholar – Page 16

Kidding Ourselves: The Hidden Power of Self-Deception

Accidentally step on your friend’s foot, and it will hurt. But let your friend believe that you intentionally stepped on[…]

It’s possible that some patients with symptoms of depression may experience benefits from consumption of almonds. In a new study[…]

Individuals who believe traits such as intelligence or “fixed” and immutable are less likely to ask for help from an[…]

Experienced basketball players are more likely to notice the gorilla in the original basketball-passing video than are novice basketball players.[…]

The positioning of the subtalar joint may impact the health of the knee. A new study examined the natural[…]

By simply showing employees videos about the more positive (and again, real) effects of stress on the body, we observed[…]

Many health disorders related to the integrity of the skeletal system, such as osteoporosis or osteopenia, involve elevated levels of[…]

Foods high in nitrates, such as beets, may have beneficial effects on the diaphragm. In a new study in the[…]

It’s possible that dairy consumption during the first few days of life may increase the risk for asthma. In a[…]

Consuming adequate amounts of Vitamin D may be valuable towards preventing injury. A new study measured Vitamin D levels[…]