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Apple Ultra review: Is it good for endurance sports?

Apple wanted to create a watch designed specifically for exploration, adventure and endurance. But, have they succeeded?

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Wim Hof method: Can a cold shower a day really keep the doctor away?

The methods of the “Iceman” Wim Hof have become hot around the world. Do they work?

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Wim Hof method: Can a cold shower a day really keep the doctor away?

Wim Hof method: Can a cold shower a day really keep the doctor away?
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New south walesFrank marinoTony blazevichSarah berryWim hofCharlie teoPhysiology at charles sturt universityHealth sciences at edith cowan universityWim hof methodMount kilimanjaroApplied physiologyCharles sturtHealth sciencesEdith cowan universityLive wellSydney morning herald

Wim Hof method: Can a cold shower a day really keep the doctor away?

Wim Hof method: Can a cold shower a day really keep the doctor away?
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Frank marinoTony blazevichWim hofCharlie teoPhysiology at charles sturt universityHealth sciences at edith cowan universityWim hof methodMount kilimanjaroApplied physiologyCharles sturtHealth sciencesEdith cowan university

Step on it! Walking is good for health but walking faster is even better, study finds

Walking briskly is beneficial for all health outcomes including dementia, heart disease, cancer and death

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