Stressing? Are your cortisol levels too high?by Chelsea Garcia, ACSM Certified Exercise PhysiologistWhat exactly is cortisol and how does it affect you? Cortisol is known as the body's "stress [Read More]
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Dysfunctional Hormone Status
Dysfunctional Hormone Status By Jeff Young, EP Dysfunctional hormone status, which can lead to obesity and metabolic disease, can be reversed through exercise independent of what you eat. I’m [Read More]
LA MARATHON EARLY to MID-SEASON CHECKLIST
Early and Mid Season Checklist:The 2020 Asics is Los Angeles Marathon© is just 6.5 weeks away!"Mid-Season" training is misconstrued by many to mean training that is somehow less important than "in [Read More]
Hormone Response To Exercise: Ghrelin
By Shelby Stoner, PHASE IV Exercise Physiologist Other articles in the Hormone Series: Hormone Response To Exercise: Insulin Hormone Response To Exercise: Cortisol Hormone Response To Exercise: [Read More]
The Scary Health Impacts Of Prolonged Sitting
By Tina Paymaster, PHASE IV Functional Nutrition & Health Specialist Is sitting really that bad for you? A 2015 study in the Annals of American Medicine found that over 50% of the average [Read More]
Hormone Response To Exercise: HGH
By Shelby Stoner, PHASE IV Exercise Physiologist Other articles in the Hormone Series: Hormone Response To Exercise: Insulin Hormone Response To Exercise: Cortisol Hormone Response To Exercise: [Read More]
WHAT’S GOOD FOR YOUR HEART IS GOOD FOR YOUR BRAIN
WHAT’S GOOD FOR YOUR HEART IS GOOD FOR YOUR BRAINBy CEO Robert Forster, PTThe strongest evidence for maintaining your brain health is it’s link to heart health. You can’t feel your brain working; [Read More]
Hormone Response To Exercise: Cortisol
By Shelby Stoner, PHASE IV Exercise Physiologist Previous articles in the Hormone Series: Hormone Response To Exercise: Insulin Hormone Response To Exercise: HGH Hormone Response To Exercise: [Read More]