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From The Blogs
Nutrition
Health News: Home-Cooked Meals May Add Years to Your Life
A new study found that people who cook at home are more likely to live longer.
In the News
Boston.com Interview with Core Performance's Bill Allard
Core Performance Executive Chairman Bill Allard talks about his career and the company's success in this Boston.com interview.
Nutrition
Study: Fish Oil May Help Offset Sugar’s Negative Side-Effects
A new study found that consuming too much sugar can affect your intelligence
Well at Work
Short Commute, Healthy Body: New Study Makes the Case for Finding Work Close to Home
A new study found that people with longer commutes are more likely to have high blood pressure, larger waistlines, and chronic diseases.
Nutrition
Is Your Fridge Yawn-Inducing?
Nutritionist Amanda Carlson-Phillips shares her weight loss advice with Glamour magazine.
Mindset
The Science of Slumps
New research explains how pressure situations can affect your body mechanics in sports. Plus: how to snap out of it.
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