Physical activity
Before the next holiday meal, you should know what happens to your body
Our body does not know the holiday calendar. What happens when sleep, eating, and activity times change, and how can you enjoy yourself without completely losing the rhythm?
What can we learn about life by looking at our knees? - opinion
The surprising signs that indicate your workouts are working excellently
The workout that may significantly reduce the risk of early death
5 most effective chest exercises that make the difference
Here’s how to work correctly on all fibers of the chest muscles, improve posture and strength, and achieve a balanced result in the gym or at home.
The small change that can extend life
A new study reveals that combining different types of physical activity – rather than sticking to one fixed workout – may significantly reduce the risk of death and improve overall health.
When is it better to exercise – in the morning or in the evening?
A new study found that matching workout time to the personal biological clock improves blood pressure, sleep, fitness and sugar levels.
This is how you will maintain your physical and mental health during the war
Many have stayed home for over three weeks, facing physical and mental challenges. Experts explain how to maintain health during this difficult time – and offer tips ahead of Passover.
Want to protect your bones? Drink this beverage right after a workout
One of the main problems in adulthood is that bones weaken – which leads to posture problems and fractures. A new study found that if you drink milk after a workout – you will strengthen your bones.
This is the most effective and simple tool for calming
In days of sirens and ongoing alertness, the body enters a survival state and secretes stress hormones, but short physical activity may help balance the system and reduce tension.
A new study: This is the food that causes muscle mass building
A new study examines whether carbohydrates truly help build muscle and what these findings mean for proper nutrition habits in trainees.
There is a clear factor for blood clots in the legs – and it is not sitting cross-legged
Sitting cross-legged is often blamed for vein damage, but evidence shows the risk is minimal. It may cause temporary pressure or tingling, not lasting harm.
Breathing and movement exercises that calm within minutes
The sirens and prolonged stay in the safe room activate the body's stress system. Regulated breathing and short movement can reduce anxiety, lower heart rate and restore a sense of control.
Dr. Maya Rosman: Why do we burn fewer calories with age and what can be done?
Anyone over the age of 40 knows the phenomenon. Despite maintaining a healthy diet and even regular workouts – the weight does not go down. How do you beat it?
