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Forgotten Body Parts That Need Exercise Too

Experts reveal why your brain, lungs, wrists, and toes are crucial for a true full-body workout. Learn simple exercises to boost cognition, lung capacity, and prevent injury.

Holiday Gift Guide for Fitness Lovers in Canada

Struggling to find the perfect gift for the active person in your life? Our 2025 guide features top-rated picks for runners, pickleball players, and outdoor adventurers. Get inspired and make this Christmas special.

Physical Signs of Dementia: More Than Just Memory

Dementia affects millions, but early signs aren't just cognitive. Learn the 6 key physical symptoms, from walking trouble to sleep changes, and why early diagnosis is crucial for Canadians.

Fox Analyst Defends Trump's Cabinet Meeting Nap

Fox News medical analyst Dr. Marc Siegel defended President Trump's brief eye closure during a Cabinet meeting, comparing it to Thomas Edison's napping habits. The segment dismissed concerns about the president's health and cognitive fitness. Read the ful

5 Neurologist Habits to Fight Dementia Risk

As dementia cases are set to rise in Canada, neurologists share their daily, science-backed habits—from walking to a colleague's desk to eating olive oil—to protect brain health and reduce risk.

Jon Stewart Ridicules Trump's MRI Explanation

Jon Stewart dismantles Donald Trump's claim he didn't know what his MRI scanned. The comedian's monologue questions the logic and highlights the White House's later clarification.

Key Exercise Windows for Brain Health Revealed

New research identifies crucial periods when physical activity most significantly impacts cognitive function during midlife. Discover how timing your workouts could protect brain health.

Trump Blasts NY Times Over Energy Level Claims

Donald Trump unleashed a 300-word social media rebuttal after The New York Times suggested he's showing fatigue. The former president defended his cognitive abilities and physical stamina.

Study: Short-Form Videos Harm Mental Health

A major analysis of 71 studies finds short-form videos like TikTok and Instagram Reels are linked to poorer cognition and mental health decline. Learn the risks.

5,000 steps a day helps keep breast cancer away

New research reveals walking 5,000 steps daily significantly reduces breast cancer recurrence risk and improves survival outcomes for Canadian women during and after treatment.

Walking Pad Sale: 36% Off Anylife Treadmill

Stay active indoors with the Anylife walking pad, now $89.99 at Amazon. This dual-side treadmill features massage function and fits under desks. Perfect for Canadian winters!

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