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Milo Bryant: Fitness assessment a key to proper training
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The first step to finding a better fitness level is knowing that level. Some folks want to get “toned” or “tighter” or lose weight. Others are more specific, knowing they want to get to 9.9…
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Flu claims life of child in El Paso County; cases climb
A toddler from El Paso County has died from the flu, the fourth pediatric death in Colorado in an early, active flu season, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reported Tuesday. It’s the only reported death in the county so far this season, which began in October, but there could be others that…
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Milo Bryant: Fitness assessment a key to proper training
The first step to finding a better fitness level is knowing that level. Some folks want to get “toned” or “tighter” or lose weight. Others are more specific, knowing they want to get to 9.9 percent body fat or compete in Tough Mudder. Knowing what we want is up to us. It is difficult for…
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Eating right foods can get you through sugary withdrawals
Recent research shows that eating foods loaded with saturated fats and sugars causes changes in your brain that trigger withdrawal symptoms when you stop eating them. Your neurotransmitter dopamine links its reward system to those sugary and saturated-fat-laden foods. We’ve got a diet plan that will keep your brain rewarding you for what you eat…
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Thinking outside brewpub box pays off for Trinity Brewing
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save They told Jason Yester it wouldn’t work. A brewpub in a strip mall miles from downtown, the heart of the Colorado Springs brewing scene? Experimental beer styles that few in suburbia ever had tried? Serving…
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Thinking outside brewpub box pays off for Trinity Brewing
They told Jason Yester it wouldn’t work. A brewpub in a strip mall miles from downtown, the heart of the Colorado Springs brewing scene? Experimental beer styles that few in suburbia ever had tried? Serving something called “slow food?” No TVs for sports? “I got criticized to the brim for every way that I set…
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Amid US spike in West Nile, we too have the virus-filled modquitoes
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save They’re here. There’s no official confirmation, and no one knows how many. But officials with El Paso County Public Health say mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus are almost certain to be in the area,…
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Amid US spike in West Nile, we too have the virus-filled modquitoes
They’re here. There’s no official confirmation, and no one knows how many. But officials with El Paso County Public Health say mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus are almost certain to be in the area, especially with a confirmed human case in nearby Fremont County. “My assumption, since we have some evidence that there’s mosquito…
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Drug can improve memory in Down syndrome patients, researchers say
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A long-anticipated CU study claims an Alzheimer’s drug can boost memory function in Down syndrome patients, researchers announced Tuesday. CU School of Medicine researchers said the drug memantine improved “visual episodic memory,” such as retaining…
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Drug can improve memory in Down syndrome patients, researchers say
A long-anticipated CU study claims an Alzheimer’s drug can boost memory function in Down syndrome patients, researchers announced Tuesday. CU School of Medicine researchers said the drug memantine improved “visual episodic memory,” such as retaining long lists of vocabulary words, in Down syndrome patients. The 16-week course compared the results to a control group taking…