Health Infographics

Some men feel unconfident with their bodies. So they hit the gym, ask help from the experts, or enroll a muscle building program. While all these actions are helpful, we should realize that there’s more than meets the eye. Here are 10 muscle building tips.

The following guide from Craig Manor Hotel is aimed at those new to fell running. Maybe you’ve heard about it but aren’t sure what it entails. Or perhaps you’ve decided to give it a go but aren’t sure where to start. This guide will give you all the information you need to begin, including advice on gear, trails and tips on tackling your first route.

There are two types of fiber, soluble and insoluble. Fiber has many health benefits. One of which is that it feeds the good bacteria in your gut that can even help you lose weight. While fiber has been well known for helping combat constipation, the truth is not that simple. In the following infographic, learn the truth about fiber and our health.

To learn more about how American’s cheat on their diets, Home Run Inn Pizza surveyed 1,000 American’s to see the type of foods people love most, how often they cheat, if they follow their diet rules and also found their most memorable moments of cheating on their diets. This infographic will make you hungry for your favorite cheat foods.

What is Astaxanthin and how can it benefit your health? In this infographic from Biosphere Nutrition, discover the benefits of this new natural antioxidant and how it can benefit you.

The rowing machine can be one of the most beneficial pieces of equipment in a gym but it’s also one of the hardest to use in the right way. Survival and Fitness Gear Reviews has created the following infographic to give people quick pointers as to what they’re doing wrong, so they can get the maximum benefits as quickly as possible.

ADD/ADHD is a condition affecting both children and adults; estimates suggesting approximately 300,000 or more Canadians are diagnosed each year. Both diseases cause disabling symptoms that impede development and impair social function. ADHD is a mental disorder that interferes with the learning process, impedes social and cognitive development, and can be a precursor to a variety of other conditions.

What’s the best way to lose weight? Many believe it’s running. Yes, there are plenty of exercises out there that can help you cut a slimmer figure. They all work, but running is a top choice of fitness experts. Why? For starters, anyone can start running, regardless of age or fitness level. In addition, you don’t need a lot of equipment or money to run. You just have to invest in a good pair of running shoes. Throw on an old shirt and sweatpants and you’re good to go.

Do you use your cell phone as an alarm clock every night? Studies suggest that nearly half (48%) of all people age 16 to 34 use a cell phone alarm, as do 26% of people age 35 to 54 and around 9% of adults age 55 and up. And when your smartphone is always within arm’s reach, you’re more likely to give into digital temptation, even though using electronics at night makes it much harder to fall asleep.

Caregiving, which can most often be unpaid, can cause an incredible impact on an individual’s life, whether it’s the person giving the care or receiving the care. Did you know that there are currently around 6 million people in Britain helping and supporting their family, partners or friends who are ill or disabled? This goes to show that increasing the awareness around caregiving is crucial for all parties.