Muscle Building Blog

by Rodney Williams This may seem like a strange question, I mean can there really be any type of a connection between your height and an overuse of weight training? It just so happens that there is. Consider one of the main forces that results in holding our height back, which is the force of gravity itself. This is proven in many different ways, such as the measurements of astronauts while in space, a gravity free environment, and also how our own height is affected when we go to sleep and

by Jana Knottel A recent study suggests that doctors should stop routinely prescribing antibiotics to treat Acute Bronchitis as most cases are viral infections, which recommends patients can consume lots of fluids instead. Acute bronchitis is an inflammation of the main airway to the lungs characterised by severe cough. Two doctors from Virginia Commonwealth University, Richard Wenzel and Alpha Fowler, say that in almost all cases it is caused by viral infections and does not respond to an

Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas have created artificial muscles made out of carbon nanotubes that are stronger than steel and can operate in the most extreme cold or heat.

ROME (AP) - Giampaolo Pazzini was called up to Italy’s squad Sunday in place of injured strikers Luca Toni and Alberto Gilardino for key World Cup qualifiers against Montenegro and Ireland. UEFA WC Qualifying Photos UEFA WCQ Action, Oct. 15 UEFA WCQ Action, Oct. 11 Top Stories Sampdoria ace gets Italy WCQ call Beckham experience for England? Germany missing Frings for qualifier Veteran called up for Switzerland Villarreal ‘keeper called up for Spain Holland bo

USA - Something will have to give when the United States and Japan clash in Sunday night’s semifinal matchup at Dodger Stadium. The Americans have not lost to Japan since the 2005 IBAF Baseball World Cup in the Netherlands. Team USA defeated the Japanese 8-4 in the bronze-medal game at last summer’s Beijing Olympics, and edged Japan 4-3 during pool play at the inaugural WBC. The United States spotted Japan an early 3-0 lead in the 2006 WBC, but rallied to beat Japan 4-3 at Anaheim Stadium.