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Articles in July-August, 2004 issue of American Fitness

• A meaty issue
• A fit, financial decision: businesses focus on preventive health care to combat obesity
  by Geoffrey A. Dyer
• Better bbqs: make a summer favorite healtier and safer
• Varied vitamin C experiences
  by Amy Eisenhour
• Fitness on holiday: finding ways to stay active on your vocation lets you have your cake and eat it, too
  by Amanda Pressner
• Outstanding response in Guatemala
• The ABCs of food labels
• Craig Stuart
• Core performance
• OJ to the rescue
• Guiding kids to better health: the fitness professional's role in youth sports and fitness
  by Jonathan Poston
• Pressing concerns: addressing commonly asked sports nutrition questions
  by Nancy Clark
• A healthy exhibition
• American red cross' new swimming & water safety program
• Feminine hearts: women should not underestimate their risk of developing heart disease
  by Liz Nakazawa
• Tea up for a good cause
• Sunglass safety: when selecting sunglasses, there's more at stake than style
• To greener pastures: women recovering from eating disorders find healing, hope and horses at Remuda Ranch
  by Dawn Colclasure
• Slim chance
• Introduction of the "get outdoors act"
• Adrenaline adventure
  by D.K. Howe
• Exercise and pregnancy
• Facial foes: top 10 foods to avoid for beautiful skin
  by Richard G. Asarch
• Practical tips for a wet workout
  by Julia Shewchuk
• SOS
• Keep 'em coming back for more
  by Theresa Dwyre Young
• Check it out
• To stretch or not to stretch—that is the question!
  by Meg Jordan
• Parting the waters: Olympic medallist Ed Moses' record-breaking career has led him to a second appearance in the summer games
  by Bonnie Siegler
• He's got the beat
  by Lisa Chernikoff