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Notes Of A Young Bristolian Biology Watcher And Later To Be Blogger
Life is all around you, and all you need to see it is a simple microscope or hand lens, and some patience. Continue reading
Posted in awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Tales of a Young Veterinarian
Tagged books, motivation, Philosophy, science corner
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Circadian Rhythm, Exercise, Depression, And Feedback Loops
Hi folks! Quote for fun: “Happiness is a choice that requires effort at times.” Apparently from Aeschylus. This is really really really true! If there are degrees of truth, that is! Whilst tweeting … Continue reading
Posted in Exercise Tips, psychology
Tagged motivation, Philosophy, science corner, sports psychology
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Intra-Abdominal Pressure, Anti-Shock Garments (and exercises?), Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm, And Arterial Blood Pressure Regulation
Hi! Folks, I woke up yesterday thinking about intra-abdominal pressure, and how little I knew about it. When it comes to abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA), pressure is really what it is all about. If the blood pressure in the abdomen … Continue reading
Posted in Vascular Physiology
Tagged aneurysm, cardiovascular function, core, Philosophy, science corner
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I’m Not A Biochemist, But It Made Me “Sit Up And Blink!” Pyruvate, And So Early!!!
Hi folks! Thanks for coming by! What was the ‘nidus’ of the evolution of our current energy systems, and thus life itself? I haven’t really considered this recently, and I am sure that as an athlete you wonder where … Continue reading
Sneak Through The Water As You Whip That Gentle Kick
Hi! Folks, Finally over the transfer to WordPress nightmare of the neophyte blogger, and went to the pool where are once again saw Chris, the swim coach at our local pool. Chris reminded me to ‘sneak through the water.’ Now, … Continue reading