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The fascinating Venice marathon nears

The 29th edition of the Venicemarathon will take place on 26th October 2014. It is said to be one of the most fascinating marathons in the world; known for its unique and picturesque race course. From the start in the beautiful Villa Pisani in Stra, the race course follows the River Brenta passing through the [...] The fascinating Venice marathon nears is a post from: Time-to-Run Marathon Time-to-Run Marathon» News
Nutrition

Side Effects and Legal aspects of Omega

Are there any side effects? The greatest risk of fish oil omega-3 supplementation is heavy metal poisoning by the body’s accumulation of traces of heavy metals which may be found especially in less refined fish oil supplements. There is also a potential risk is the possibility of vitamin poisoning from taking large doses of supplements [...]Side Effects and Legal aspects of Omega is a post from: Time-to-Run Nutrition Time-to-Run Nutrition
Nutrition

Omega Fatty Acids – What are Omega fatty acids?

There are two essential fatty acids that contribute to a healthier heart and they are part of the so-called “omega” grouping. Linoleic acid is one of the omega-6 fat family, and alpha-linolenic acid is a member of the omega-3 fat family. Both of these fats are PUFAs, and have appeared in the news for their [...] Omega Fatty Acids – What are Omega fatty acids? is a post from: Time-to-Run
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Mononucleosis – Upper Respiratory Infections

Infectious mononucleosis is an acute viral disease that effects mostly young adults and children. Infectious mononucleosis, commonly called “mono”, is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), a member of the herpes group. It has a major impact on athletes as it can produce severe fatigue as well as raise the chance of spleen rupture. Incubation [...] Mononucleosis – Upper Respiratory Infections is a post from: Sports Doctor section Sports Doctor
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Hay fever or Pollinosis – Upper Respiratory Infections

Hay fever or pollinosis, is an acute seasonal allergic reaction to the air-borne pollens. Hay fever can occur during the spring as a reaction to the tree pollens such as oak, elm, maple, alder, birch and cottonwood. During the summer grass and weed pollens are the culprits. In the fall (autumn), ragweed pollen is the [...] Hay fever or Pollinosis – Upper Respiratory Infections is a post from: Sports Doctor