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By LISA RYCKMAN, Scripps Howard News Service
Don't be fooled by bad workout technique
By LISA RYCKMAN, Scripps Howard News Service
For folks who are very sedentary and/or overweight, even walking into a gym can feel like an exercise in terror akin to crossing into enemy territory.
MSG safe for most
By LISA RYCKMAN, Scripps Howard News Service
Should I worry about MSG (monosodium glutamate) in foods? Is it safe?
For most people and in reasonable amounts, research seems to say, it's OK. MSG is an amino acid used as a flavor enhancer in all kinds of foods, and it's gotten a bad rap over the years because of reports linking it to nerve damage in mice and adverse reactions in some people.
Chinese healers tout ginger for what ails
By LISA RYCKMAN, Scripps Howard News Service
Question: I have heartburn, and I've heard that ginger can help. Is there anything to it?
Answer: Chinese healers have used ginger for centuries to cure all kinds of stomachaches and intestinal ailments.

