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| Britney Bends it in the Gym |  | Britney Spears working out - when is the last time any one of us saw that? The answer to this (slightly rhetorical) question would be along the lines of "years and years". Of course, such a grim vision is slightly exaggerated, but not as much as we would be tempted to imagine. In actuality, Britney's loss of her fit, previously-praised figure didn't occur after she gave birth to her second son, but later on - ... [read more >>] | | 18 April 2008, 08:02GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia |
| Nike+iPod Deal Extended for Gym Equipment |  | Some of you may recall that Apple shook hands with Nike in 2006 to roll out the Nike+iPod ... [read more >>] | | 05 March 2008, 10:13GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia |
| Look! It's the Scary Lady with Dirty Hair... |  | It's a good thing we all know by now that Lily Allen is a bitching brat who sometimes displays little or no common sense – otherwise I would have been shocked at her complete lack of... well, sense, not to mention her big mouth and the fact that she obviously never thinks about the things that come out of that big mouth. I know this is true with many "celebrities" out there, but it's always funny how people ca ... [read more >>] | | 28 December 2007, 06:49GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia |
| Fear of Not Being Attractive Motivates People to Go to the Gym |  | Those impressive muscles are not continuously worked out to ‘stay big’ because the ‘owner’ wants them like that, but actually because he/she’s afraid that they may eventually look worse. A team at the University of Bath, UK, investigated 281 male and female subjects (62 % being gym users) to see what motivates them to keep going to the gym.
The subjects had to imagine both a case in which they could and one in which they coul ... [read more >>] | | 28 November 2007, 03:34GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia |
| Steroids Use Is Booming |  | People have started to employ steroids like proteins or other nutritional supplements. However, what they don’t realize is that they face health risks involving liver damage, high cholesterol and stroke, but also severe infections like HIV and hepatitis.
Teens can experience acne, sudden mood swings, depression and absent sex drive. Other severe side effects are gynecomastia (growth of male breast tissue), testicle shrinkage and sexual ... [read more >>] | | 21 May 2007, 11:06GMT | (c) 2008 Softpedia |
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