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Health & Fitness

15 bookmarks

The Fitness Wikithefitness.wiki

The official r/Fitness and r/weightroom wiki, the best free starting point for training and diet.

PubMedpubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

The definitive index of biomedical literature, for when you want to read the study rather than the headline.

Cochrane Librarywww.cochranelibrary.com

Systematic reviews that pool all available evidence, the gold standard for "does this treatment work".

Examineexamine.com

Independent, ad-free analysis of what supplements and nutrition interventions the research actually supports.

Drugs.comwww.drugs.com

Reliable drug lookup with a genuinely useful interaction checker and pill identifier.

FoodData Centralfdc.nal.usda.gov

The USDA's authoritative nutrient database, the source most other nutrition apps are built on.

ExRx.netexrx.net

Long-running exercise library with directories of movements by muscle group plus solid kinesiology reference.

Cronometercronometer.com

Nutrition tracking that goes beyond calories into micronutrients, using verified lab data.

Sleep Foundationwww.sleepfoundation.org

Thorough, medically reviewed explainers on sleep disorders, sleep hygiene and circadian rhythm.

MuscleWikimusclewiki.com

Click a muscle on a body diagram to get exercises that target it, with short demo clips.

Harvard Nutrition Sourcenutritionsource.hsph.harvard.edu

Evidence-based nutrition guidance from Harvard's public health school without the fad diet noise.

Strength Levelstrengthlevel.com

Strength standards and calculators built from millions of user-submitted lifts across every common exercise.

Symmetric Strengthsymmetricstrength.com

Enter your lifts and see how balanced and how strong you actually are relative to research-based standards.

Lift Vaultliftvault.com

Hundreds of free, well-organized workout program spreadsheets for strength, hypertrophy and powerlifting.

Centre for Clinical Interventionswww.cci.health.wa.gov.au

Free, clinician-written CBT workbooks for anxiety, depression, perfectionism and procrastination.