"Hourglass Syndrome" is a detrimental shift in abdominal wall structure that may create a visible mid-abdomen crease, impacting untreated internal organs and other body regions. Continue reading to learn why always sucking in the stomach may lead to this condition.
Americans are exercising less and are sitting more, which increases their risk for diseases. Read the article to learn more on why humans should move more and sit less.
Prolonged periods of sitting may lead to persistent back pain and discomfort. Continue reading to learn how to avoid this problem, especially for those with a desk-bound job.
Parkinson's disease can affect muscles and cause tremors that are incurable. Check out this article to know the warning signs of this neurological disorder for early management.
Exercise does not need to be expensive; having a few dumbbells are a great way to get started while reaping the benefits. Read on to find out easy dumbbell full-body workouts that can improve your health.
UCLA and SRI scientists developed a bionic material that is more flexible and stronger than the human muscle. Read more about this artificial innovation and the applications it could cover.
Research suggests like women, men can have eating disorders, too. Discover how males can possibly have such a condition and its link to obsession with muscle.
New research on a reconstruction of limb muscles of the ancestors of sauropod dinosaurs revealed how they evolved and moved during the Triassic period about 205 million years ago