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VOL. 8, ISSUE 41

October 9, 2007

Dear Subscriber,

Have you tried to "rev up" your metabolism, convinced it's keeping you from reaching your weight goal? Don't be so quick to blame metabolism — it's more likely the result of calories in and calories out. This week, learn all about metabolism, plus see how to reduce the risk of diabetes-related amputations, get exercises to strengthen your core, and follow our tips to banish insomnia and frequent nighttime wakening.

Thanks for subscribing.Sincerely,The team at MayoClinic.com

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Metabolism and weight loss: How you burn caloriesMetabolism plays a role in your weight, but probably not how you think it does. It's all about the calories.

Amputation and diabetes: How to protect your feetAmputation is a frightening concept. If you have diabetes, here's what you need to know about amputation — and how to avoid it.

Bone density test: Measure your risk of osteoporosisAre you at risk of fractures due to weakened bones caused by osteoporosis? A bone density test will tell.

Core exercises: Beyond your average abs routineCore exercises strengthen your abs and other core muscles. The result? Toned abs, and better balance and stability to boot.

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