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When we think about a flat belly we should think about the rectus abdominus, which is the muscle that creates the desired “six packs” we are all aiming for. But many forget about the stabilizers, the oblique muscles, which are the ones that run up and down our sides and form part of every compound lifting movement, so they are kind of a big deal in every physical activity. Follow the next exercises to build a rock-solid pair of oblique’s and get that $e*y, deep, v-cut, we all love so very much.
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In her recent pregnancy with twins, Beyonce informed women about the dangers of bringing a child into the world. This is called “preeclampsia,” which is
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Goya is suddenly making news headlines for doing what it has always done – helping people fight disease, get healthy and stay that way. Goya,
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