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February 2007
How much protein do middle-aged to older strength athletes need each day?
Which hormones will restore your youth?
Can resistance training improve your ‘heart health’?
How many times per week do you need to exercise to your reduce your risk for dying from heart disease?
How much do genetics influence the outcomes of training?
 
April 2007
How can you change the way you train to reduce the chance of injuries and improve recovery?
How much does exercise contribute to enhanced body composition when you lose weight?
Are Sharp Declines in Testosterone with Aging Inevitable?
Does napping have any value for your health?
Do small changes in health behaviors have any real effects?
 
June 2007
Will a high level of strength and fitness help you to survive cancer?
How does training load and frequency of resistance training impact muscular development?
What kind and how much antioxidant supplements should you consume?
How much does the intensity of cardiovascular training affect fitness?
Are injections of growth hormone the ‘sweet syringe of youth’?
 
August 2007
What kind of comprehensive program may help you survive a serious disease?
How can you improve your precision in training?
As an advanced trainee, how can you assess your progress?
Can resistance training reverse aging?
How much does engaging in just physical activity reduce risk?
 
October 2007
What are the effects of doping in sports on clean athletes?
How can advanced trainees still show some progress?
What variables should be tracked in your workouts?
What are some conventional wisdoms about aerobic training that are unfounded?
Should you stretch before training?
 
December 2007
Can you train through injuries as you get older?
Should you perform aerobic training before or after resistance training?
Will genetically based medicine solve our health problems?
What are the normal processes of aging?
Can resistance training prevent and help treat diabetes?


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