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Google News: Cool Point™ Ready to Revolutionize Athletic Performance
[WCTV] - According to, Dr. Stacy Sims at Stanford University, palm cooling “works to reduce the sensation of being overly hot and sweaty. It gives people positive affirmation to keep going.” Dr. Sims most recent study presented to the American Heart Association
Cool hands overcome exercise fatigue
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[Globe and Mail] - And if you happen to be overweight or obese, you're going to heat up a lot faster than a person who weighs less, says Stacy Sims, an exercise physiologist at Stanford University in California. She compares the excess pounds to an added layer of
Google News: Kako ubrzati proces mršavljenja
[Metro-portal] - Stacy Sims, psihologinja i nutricionistica sa Sveučilišta Stanford. Dovoljno sna - Manjak sna ne samo da izaziva povećani unos kalorija, nego pritom još onemogućava želucu da signalizira mozgu kako je pun. Naime, kada smo umorni naše tijelo pojačano
Google News: Cool Hands May Extend Your Workout and Let You Push Harder
[Diets In Review (blog)] - A current study by Stacy Sims, a research scientist and exercise physiologist at Stanford University School of Medicine, began when she wanted to see if cooling the hands of obese women would allow them to exercise longer. The results showed just that
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