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Healthy Women Take 10
www.healthywomen.org   December 2006 Volume 3, Issue 3

woman sleepDear Subscriber,
'Take 10' for You...
Simple Steps to Better Sleep

estless nights make for exhausted days, causing problems with work, relationships and even health. Yet the good sleep you need is just a few easy changes away. Learn what you can do to help yourself in "And to All a Good Night! Improving Sleep Without Medication."

You'll find three great ways to speed up exercise results in this month's issue, too. Also, the trainer answers questions about shaping up the upper back and calves as well as how to restore flexibility.

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The National Women's Health Resource Center Staff

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Featured this Month

And to All a Good Night! Improving Sleep Without Medication

Fitness Minute
Short-Cuts to Exercise Success

Eating Well
Treat Yourself to Low-Fat Desserts This Holiday Season

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Test your knowledge here.

separator Jaime Longval, M.S., C.S.C.S.

Ask the Trainer

Q. I'm getting married soon. I want to lose some weight and trim my upper back and calves. What exercises will target these areas?

A. Exercise will help trim your upper back and calf muscles, but unless you burn the fat around those muscles you won't be able to see them. More...

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Metabolic Syndrome Health Center
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National Women's Health Report: Obesity & Women
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