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If you want to treat yourself to sweet indulgences every now and then, you’ll need to burn them off! In today’s Tone Up, Marcie Fraser demonstrates how to use Jacob’s Ladder to torch calories.
5:00 AM
Nothing is more embarrassing than having your child bully, pick on, and make other children cry. According to the experts, it needs to be managed before it gets out of control. Marcie Fraser reports.
02/08/2012 05:00 AM
Ninety percent of women have to contend with cellulite no matter their size, but new treatments can help get rid of that nagging body flaw by beach season. YNN's Kafi Drexel filed the following report.
You may have heard it from your parents: Make work exercise - go out and chop some wood. Well, what if you don't have any wood to chop? Try a workout with medicine balls! Marcie Fraser demonstrates.
02/07/2012 05:00 AM
Cancer patients in New York might see some reduced bills this year as insurance companies are now required to cover chemotherapy pills the same way they would cover intravenous treatment. Our Katie Gibas tells us what this means for patients and the entire field of oncology.
Updated 02/05/2012 05:00 AM
Some say it's something in the environment, others say it's a bacterial infection, or, as originally diagnosed, something more psychological. Experts say right now solving this mystery is a process of elimination. Casey Bortnick reports.
In the U.S. there are nearly 100 million laptops. Some researchers say if you are looking to buy your guy one, you should investigate whether or not it will affect his fertility. Marcie Fraser reports.
Le Roy's superintendent says treating physicians have also ruled out a spectrum of autoimmune disorders known as PANDAS, but some experts aren't so sure.
From farmed versus wild to sustainable versus unsustainable, experts have many tips to help consumers get their hooks into the best fish selection for one's diet. YNN's Kafi Drexel filed the following report.
Aortic stenosis is a dangerous condition where the valve near the main artery of the heart becomes too small to pump blood to the rest of the body. YNN's Casey Bortnick reports.
Atrial fibrillation, it's the most common form of heart irregularity. YNN's Marcie Fraser reports on AFIB causes, symptoms and treatment.
Joining a gym may not be for everyone, especially beginners. You may be easily intimidated. Marcie Fraser has a few exercises that you can do at home. All you need is a nice, comfy mat.
02/02/2012 05:00 AM
Who doesn't know how to do a jumping jack? If you want to put in a little extra leg work, why not try a ‘low jack?’ Marcie Fraser demonstrates the exercise.
If you’re trying to work on your abdominal muscles, you’re probably familiar with crunches. In today’s Tone Up, Marcie Fraser demonstrates how to use an exercise ball to mix it up a bit.
When you hit a gym, sometimes it can be confusing. There are a lot of different handles to use, and each one does something different to your body. In today’s Tone Up, Marcie Fraser demonstrates one way to work part of the back.
Many people enjoy walking outside all year. But when the cooler weather comes, a lot of people become more sedentary. Marcie Fraser has a solution for cold weather walkers.
When you're looking for energy for a workout, many people reach for macaroni, pasta, and breads. Whole grains are better. Marcie Fraser takes a look at some healthy foods to fuel your workouts.
Marcie Fraser checks out a running shoe unlike any other conventional running shoe called Vibram FiveFingers.
If you are the parent of a young girl, don't be surprised if they come to you to tell you they have their period early. Some are getting their periods at as young as 8 years old. Marcie Fraser reports.
02/01/2012 05:00 AM
What parent doesn't want their kid to be healthy? What your children are eating now can impact their adult lives. Marcie Fraser reports.
It’s sometimes called Purple Sky or K2 Spice. Synthetic marijuana is often sold as incense, and on the back of the package it says ‘not for human consumption’ and ‘shouldn't be inhaled.’ But as Marcie Fraser reports, that’s not stopping some kids from using it.
According the U.S. Justice Department, when we talk about abduction of children by strangers, in nearly in 80 percent of cases the first contact is within one mile of their home. Marcie Fraser reports.
What child doesn't want a pet for a pal? If you are considering a pet for your family, there are a few things you need to consider. Marcie Fraser has more.
Approximately one out of 115 people get celiac disease, but unfortunately many people are undiagnosed because the symptoms mask so many other diseases. Marcie Fraser reports.
Children and nose bleeds, for the most part, are not a concern but it is more common for certain kids, under certain conditions. Marcie Fraser reports.