American Fitness Professionals & Associates

January 2008 vol. 13 no. 1

• Exercise Significantly Lowers Risk Of Dementia
• Vitamin D May Block Cancer And Other Diseases
• Can You Explain How Resistance Training Helps In Insulin Reaction?
• What Supplements Have Been Found To Be Helpful For Brain Function?
• Hypertensive Clients And Exercise
• Green Tea May Cut Prostate Cancer Risk
• What Dyes Have Been Linked To Hyperactivity In Children?

February 2008 vol. 13 no. 2

• Folate Deficiency Triples Risk of Dementia
• Atkins Diet Harms Blood Vessels
• Whole Grain Intake Reduces Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
• New Study Links Cancer to Body Weight
• Processed Meats and Dairy Products Positively Associated with Pancreatic Cancer Risk
• Western Diet Linked to Birth Defects

March 2008 vol. 13 no. 3

• Stress May Increase Risk of Cervical Cancer
• Fight Allergies With Food
• Being Overweight May Raise Cancer Risk
• Physical Activity May Prevent Prostate Cancer
• Measure Body Fat, Not BMI
• Ginkgo Biloba May Protect Memory
• Magnesium Intake May Cut Risk of Gallstones
• Calcium May Not Protect Against Fractures Stress May Increase the Risk of Cervical Cancer

April 2008 vol. 13 no. 4

• Fatty Acids Benefit Dry Eye Syndrome
• Younger Women Dying of Heart Disease
• Chubby Kids Are Headed for Heart Attacks
• Does Childhood Dairy Intake Increase Later Cancer Risk?
• Meat Consumption Increases Breast Cancer Risk
• More Studies Link Milk to Prostate Cancer

May 2008 vol. 13 no. 5

• Will Cocoa Soon Be Used as Medicine?
• The Truth About Milk
• Don’t Be Misled By Dairy Ads
• Workouts Sculpt Heart As Well As Muscles
• More Evidence Links Cow’s Milk to Type 1 Diabetes
• Training and Nutrition for Different Populations

June 2008 vol. 13 no. 6

• Vitamin C Protocol prior to Surgery
• Testosterone’s Effects On The Brain
• What’s the Most Dangerous Part of Sun Exposure?
• Recommendations for Optimal Health