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Dr. Raymond Wu's Blog: January 2015
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Dr Raymond Wu's Blog. Insights on Health, Fitness, and More from a Doctor-Engineer-Athlete. Thursday, January 29, 2015. Picking the Right Cold Medicine – Part 1. You or a loved one has a cold—almost inevitable in the wintertime. I’ll bet you’ve gone to the drugstore before and stared at the staggering number of medications which all claim to cure your cold. Will the “runny nose, sneezing, congested chest” version work better? Or the “cough, stuffy, runny nose” combination? Dextromethorphan because you ge...
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Dr. Raymond Wu's Blog: November 2014
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Dr Raymond Wu's Blog. Insights on Health, Fitness, and More from a Doctor-Engineer-Athlete. Saturday, November 29, 2014. The Real Reason to Exercise. Before I go into the specific topics about health, nutrition, and exercise, I would like to share one of my philosophies with you. If you keep this in mind, you’ll always be able to figure out whether what you are doing (or not doing! Is right for you. Exercise so that you are enabled to do the things you need and want to do in life. If you are the active t...
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Dr. Raymond Wu's Blog: May 2015
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Dr Raymond Wu's Blog. Insights on Health, Fitness, and More from a Doctor-Engineer-Athlete. Thursday, May 28, 2015. The Real Deal With “Whole-Grain”. The number of products labeled “whole-grain” is blooming these days. People looking for healthier food are moving away from refined flour products and picking up “whole-grain” versions instead. But are they really better for you? And does it matter? Monday, May 18, 2015. The Differences Between Brand Name and Generic Medications. With rising health care cos...
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Dr. Raymond Wu's Blog: Why You Shouldn't Keep Doing More Push-Ups or Pull-Ups
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Dr Raymond Wu's Blog. Insights on Health, Fitness, and More from a Doctor-Engineer-Athlete. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. Why You Shouldn't Keep Doing More Push-Ups or Pull-Ups. Unless you’re going to be in a competition based on the number of repetitions you can do, your time is better spent increasing the difficulty of your bodyweight exercises. How can you achieve this without using external weights? This is where an understanding of body mechanics and simple physics helps. The One Minute Workout.
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Dr. Raymond Wu's Blog: Stop the Low-Weight High-Rep Workouts
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Dr Raymond Wu's Blog. Insights on Health, Fitness, and More from a Doctor-Engineer-Athlete. Tuesday, June 16, 2015. Stop the Low-Weight High-Rep Workouts. That was her problem. Those exercises weren’t doing anything meaningful for her. In other words, she had been wasting her time! Many people think that light weights and high repetitions is the best way to “tone” muscles and improve the look of a body part. This is false! Now, if you’re an endurance athlete, you may think that building muscle mass...
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Dr. Raymond Wu's Blog: Feel Younger by Staying Flexible
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Dr Raymond Wu's Blog. Insights on Health, Fitness, and More from a Doctor-Engineer-Athlete. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Feel Younger by Staying Flexible. Is losing flexibility with age inevitable? No In fact, there are elderly people who can still do leg splits and other feats of flexibility that even contortionists would find enviable! While most of us won’t need that degree of flexibility, I think everyone would like to keep moving easily and freely even as the years go on. The One Minute Workout.
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Dr. Raymond Wu's Blog: June 2015
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Dr Raymond Wu's Blog. Insights on Health, Fitness, and More from a Doctor-Engineer-Athlete. Tuesday, June 30, 2015. How to Ripen Pineapples Perfectly Every Time. Eventually I found out that I could make them ripen faster and sweeter by putting a plastic produce bag over them as they sat on the counter. Unfortunately, there were three problems with this technique. So, what’s the trick to the banana bag? I think it’s the holes that are punched throughout. A bag without holes doesn’t allow m...Putting holes...
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Dr. Raymond Wu's Blog: How to Fix "Weak" Wrists
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Dr Raymond Wu's Blog. Insights on Health, Fitness, and More from a Doctor-Engineer-Athlete. Friday, May 8, 2015. How to Fix "Weak" Wrists. Left: Pushing down with only the base of the palm provides less stability and concentrates stress into a smaller area. Right: Pushing down with all parts of the hand and fingers increase stability and better distributes the stress. Note the pressure from the fingers indenting the carpet. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The One Minute Workout. How to Fix Weak Wrists.
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Dr. Raymond Wu's Blog: April 2015
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Dr Raymond Wu's Blog. Insights on Health, Fitness, and More from a Doctor-Engineer-Athlete. Thursday, April 30, 2015. Feel Younger by Staying Flexible. Is losing flexibility with age inevitable? No In fact, there are elderly people who can still do leg splits and other feats of flexibility that even contortionists would find enviable! While most of us won’t need that degree of flexibility, I think everyone would like to keep moving easily and freely even as the years go on. Monday, April 13, 2015. Show i...
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Dr. Raymond Wu's Blog: July 2015
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Dr Raymond Wu's Blog. Insights on Health, Fitness, and More from a Doctor-Engineer-Athlete. Wednesday, July 29, 2015. Why You Shouldn't Keep Doing More Push-Ups or Pull-Ups. Unless you’re going to be in a competition based on the number of repetitions you can do, your time is better spent increasing the difficulty of your bodyweight exercises. How can you achieve this without using external weights? This is where an understanding of body mechanics and simple physics helps. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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