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Friday, May 29th, 2009
by Christine Roberts
These days obesity and being overweight has reached almost epidemic proportions. Our inactive lifestyle along with the consumption of what is referred to as the “Standard American Diet” has affected our waistlines and our bathroom scales in ways that are not pleasing and definitely not healthful. We eat too much and we work out too little.
Our ancestors needed to evolve in such a way as to ensure continued existence. Therefore our bodies easily conserve fat and energy in order to defend us from the times of scarcity. These days the only food shortage that we ever suffer is the self-imposed famines that we experience when we go on a restrictive diet.
But our bodies do not make a distinction between a restrictive diet and a shortage. We go on a diet and our bodies interfere with our hard work by slowing down our metabolism and conserving every trace of fat and energy that it can. That is one of the reasons why it gets more tough to lose weight with every consequent diet.
One resolution to this quandary is to end dieting and begin eating. In other words stop depriving yourself of food and start eating the way your body was intended to eat.
It’s much more than just starting to eat as usual again. We must redefine what “normal” eating is. The Standard American Diet or as it is also known SAD contributes largely to our problems with obesity and overweight. Our bodies were in no way designed to eat the standard fare of processed, nutritionally void and damaging foods that is so plentiful in our culture and that many of us are used to.
Our bodies were designed to eat the good for you, nutritious and natural foods that are found plentifully in nature. Nature provides the foods that are optimal for our bodies. Fruits, vegetables, whole grains and even fish and lean meats. The less processed and the more natural the food the better it is for our bodies.
Our bodies were also designed to move and exercise. Our ancestors spent most of their days up and about, moving around and our bodies are intended for that. If you want to lose weight and become healthier the answer is to take in both a healthful diet with optimum nourishment and an exercise plan.
So if you want to combat obesity and lose weight for good not to mention generate optimal health start eating the healthiest foods in nature and begin an work out program. Your body will thank you and you will see the results on your bathroom scale.
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Wednesday, May 27th, 2009
by Tracy Cervantes
Lawsuits are being filed against the pharmaceutical company Iovate Medical Sciences due to a number of cases of liver damage and one death that are now being linked to the application of The drug was recalled by the FDA in May, 2009 and is no longer recommended to be used. Since the FDA does not officially regulate diet products like Hydroxycut, it’s unknown what quantity of people may really be suffering severe side effects from using the drug. With as many as 9,000,000 doses of the drug having been sold annually over the decade, there could potentially be plenty of victims who haven’t reported their issues. If you believe you could be one of them, see your GP, and then hire a Hydroxycut lawyer.
Being sick is dear. Some of the folks that have suffered liver damage from taking Hydroxycut have been forced to have expensive liver transplants and should be taking medicines for life. They may not be in a position to work. For people that do not have medical insurance, this could be a financially-devastating situation. Liver damage can also lead to liver failure and even death.
There’s no way the trusting public should have to foot the bills on their own without help from the company who manufactures the pills and reaps the big profits. That is the fact that numerous product litigation lawyers have analyzed the problems in a position to be ready to represent the victims. You’ll be capable of finding a Hydroxycut barrister in your neighborhood or you can look online for directories that will help you find one.
The bottom line of this entire screw up is that the pharmaceutical company should have tested the product thoroughly and resolved safety before releasing it to the general public. That’s the public. That is the moral obligation of all corporations market diet products. The fact that the company used the statement that the products were made of all natural ingredients in their marketing strategy may also be interpreted as confusing. We have all been conditioned to believe that natural is safe and good, and the words lull people into a feeling of complacency.
Have you taken Hydroxycut during the past to help you lose weight or build muscles? If you have, you need to observe for the symptoms. Though the percentage of people with issues compared to the amount of tablets that have been sold is very small, there’s no way to know who will develop issues from taking the drug. Any one who has taken the product could have sustained damage, not only to their liver, but also to their heart. You want to be conscious of the chance so you can protect yourself more from serious problems.
In the early stages liver damage shows itself with fatigue, weakness, nausea, abdominal pain, blurry vision, dark piss, and loss of appetite. As the illness moves on, the patient may develop jaundice, or a yellowing of the skin. If you have noticed any of these problems, see your GP straight away. If the doctor confirms a link between your fitness issues and Hydroxycut use, you’ll be wanting to hire a Hydroxycut counsel who will represent your interests against the company who makes the product.
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Monday, April 27th, 2009
by Joshua Seth
How many times have you tried a new diet program hoping to lose weight fast only to end up in frustration and failure? Did you know that over 90% of people actually gain weight within 6 months of dieting! Here are the top 10 reasons why:
1. Diets focus all your attention on food and eating, which is what you actually want to minimize in your mind. What you focus on expands so focusing on food is counterproductive when you want to lose weight.
2. Diets create stress and stress creates a compulsion to eat.
3. Diets fail to address the real problems: your self-esteem and your reliance on food to control your emotions.
4. Dieting can result in mood swings and depression which make it harder to lose weight. Depression actually leads to weight gain.
5. Diets put you in starvation mode. When you severely restrict your food intake it signals your body that food is scarce. So Your body protects itself against the possibility starvation by storing fat when whenever food becomes unavailable.
6. Diets lower your metabolism. When you suddenly limit your caloric intake, your metabolism slows down and burns less calories. Dieting actually makes your body efficient at conserving calories and storing them up as fat .
7. Diets judge their success by the number of pounds lost instead by the true objectives: increased energy, feeling good about yourself, and looking good in your clothes again.
8. Diets are temporary. When you reach your goal on a diet you stop and then return your your normal eating habits so the weight eventually comes back.
9. Diet sodas increase your appetite. They contain phosphoric acid which increase your appetite and leaches calcium from your bones. They may also contain aspartame which drains your energy, your strength, and your stamina.
10. Diets change your short term eating habits without changing your long term mindset about food. Your thoughts create your actions, so if you still have the same thoughts and feelings about food eventually you will return to the same eating behaviors. To create long term, permanent changes in your body you must first start with changes in your thinking.
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Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009
by Benedict Hunter
Trainer as a boxer isn’t just for those who want to compete. It will make you dramatically healthier and give you a finely honed physique as well. Boxing strengthens your muscles, makes you more flexible, and improves your feelings of self-worth. It covers the body from head to toe.
Boxing programs are becoming more and more popular as a form of fitness training. It develops arm and leg muscles, as well as the core muscles that many programs neglect. They also focus on emotional issues like confidence, discipline, and control.
Develop a knockout body
A few years ago, members of the health care industry realized the great benefits you can get from training to box. These include improved heart function and muscle tone, to name a few. Martial arts began to meld into mainstream fitness videos in the form of Tae Bo and Cardio-Boxing.
A new breed of aerobics marries the qualities of a boxer’s training and a traditional cardio workout to form cardio-boxing. It gets your heart pumping utilizes boxer’s moves like power jabs and straight punches. As you master the moves, you can graduate to more complex punch-and-kick combos while honing your physique and getting fit fast.
Participants in martial arts exercise programs will usually perform their moves on imaginary rivals (you’ve probably seen aerobics trainers shadow-box), although with the appropriate safety precautions they can spar with one another. A well-equipped gym will provide medicine ball, heavy and speed bags, and other tools used to train boxers.
A High-Calorie Workout
Kickboxing and other similar training exercises aren’t just great for improving the way your body looks; these programs burn an enormous amount of calories in a relatively short amount of time-up to 600 per hour. They manage to keep your heart rate up at around 185% of its regular rhythm, which is the proper rate for getting cardiovascular benefits.
Kickboxing and the Big Picture
Boxing classes improve your endurance, speed and stamina. Agility and flexibility of muscles and joints are also developed. The repetitive motion of the arms and legs during training and sparring sessions develops speed and power behind these limbs.
Boxing and kickboxing workouts toughens your lower body fighting arsenals including the leg joints and muscles. This is an important factor to develop correct balance and coordination necessary in maintaining a strong fighting stance.
Moreover, knowledge gained from boxing and kickboxing classes will enhance your defensive skills and may come in handy in dire situations that require drastic measures. You will feel calm yet confident in knowing that you can defend yourself and your loved ones should the need arise.
Brighten Your Outlook
Boxing as a form of exercise will change more than just your body. It will alter the way your mind-set, resulting in a calmer, more collected you. You will have more control over your mind and emotions, and you will discover new ways to combat stress.
Many aerobic and fitness professionals advice beginners to take up boxing lessons. It allows them to start out at a comfortable pace until they can work themselves up to speed. Boxing training will push your body to the limit provided you are medically fit and conditioned.
Just like other exercise programs, this type of routine requires a lot of effort and a will to succeed. It will not provide an overnight transformation, but if you persist with the training you will be compensated with good health and a beautiful body.
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Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009
by M Vasquez
Lap Band surgery has been hailed as being one of the easiest ways for a person to lose weight, but truth be told there are definitely some problems with the procedure. While these problems are not exactly endemic or typical of lap band surgeries, they are problems that can cause intense problems for the people that have undergone the surgery and for that reason are failures that people should know about before they actually go ahead and have the surgery done. The two most common failure of lap band would have to be migration errors and erosion errors.
The migration error is an error that takes place when the band that is being used actually ends up moving from one part of the stomach to another. The whole point of the lap band surgery is that when the band is inserted into the body, it can then be used to constrict the stomach and in doing so it can then be used by the person with the band to regulate the amount of food that they take in. However, the band is operating in an area of the body that does not have a large amount of friction and for that reason the natural movements of the human body over time can cause the band to move from one part of the stomach to another or even get dislodged from the stomach entirely in severe cases. This not only completely cancels the effectiveness of the band, but it also means that another operation needs to be scheduled in order for the doctor to go in and replace the band or maybe even remove it entirely if that is what the patient now wants.
The erosion error is an error that has similar results, although for a different reason. Rather than moving out of position or falling off where it is supposed to be, a band that experiences an erosion error actually sees part of the material within the band disappear entirely. This happens because of the friction forces such as they are between the stomach and other parts of the body and the band. When the person moves, the band rubs against these different parts. Over the course of time, the creation of that type of force can create holes in the layering of the band, causing parts of the band to erode away. If the error is particularly bad, these parts can then be absorbed by the body and potentially create some feelings of illness as a result. The erosion error is usually more serious than the migration error because of this possibility.
These are the two main common failures of lap band and of course they are not mutually exclusive events. If a person is particularly unlucky they can experience both errors and be in a very bad state. This is why it is important to know about these errors before you actually agree to have lap band surgery done.
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lap band and of course they are not mutually exclusive events. If a person is particularly unlucky they can experience both errors and be in a very bad state. This is why it is important to know about these errors before you actually agree to have lap band surgery done.
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Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009
by Benedict Hunter
To get the most from your workout, health professionals advise working out for half an hour to an hour every day. But what if your work schedule or other factors don’t leave you that much time to devote to exercise?
Identify New Opportunities
Exercising is always possible provided you just squeeze it into your schedules in a more resourceful manner. Get off your couch and start moving around, advises fitness guru Ann Grandjean. Every bit of chore inside your house is an opportunity to get fit. The trick is to get yourself moving – clear out the attic, do some gardening, walk to the grocery store. Any activity that expends energy also burns up calories.
Don’t Waste Your Mini-breaks on Coffee
If you are thinking that short spurts of exercise wouldn’t affect your fitness level, you’re in for a surprise. One recent study showed that participants who spread out their exercise throughout the day into 10-minute blocks are disposed to exercise regularly, and shed more pounds in 5 months, compared to most women who’d rather work out straight for an hour.
The Professional Consensus
In Virginia, exercise physiologist Glenn Gaesser recently conducted a study in which subjects exercised for 10 minutes at a time. He determined that 15 sets of 10-minute workouts caused those who did them to essentially turn back time. Participants who followed this regimen were rewarded after one month when Gaesser found that their levels of fitness matched those of men and women 20 years their junior.
Split up your normal hour-long routine into more manageable periods in order to feel more confident and motivated, advises time management consultant Harold Taylor. It’s easy to give up if you never have time to make it to the gym, but a quick workout, however small, will keep your doubts in check and your motivation strong.
Not a replacement
Remember, however, that short exercise blocks are intended to make use of available free time; it should not take the place of your existing fitness program. Here are some practical tips to squeeze exercise in your daily routine even if you “don’t have the time.” Don’t tackle all of them in one day; simply choose the ones that work for you.
* When you pick up the morning paper, take a quick 5-minute walk up the street and back again.
* If you work from home or take a day off because your child is sick, take a ride on the exercise bike or make use of the treadmill.
* Set aside a few minutes to do jumping jacks. You can burn 90 calories in just 10 minutes this way.
* Do a few sets of upright push-ups while standing at the kitchen counter. This works your arms and shoulders.
* Shoot hoops with your kids or play baseball in the backyard.
* Take a moment to do a few dumbbell exercises before going to bed each night. Sheila Cluff, a professional exercise instructor at The Palms in Palm Springs, CA, leaves a set of dumbbells in her bathroom.
* Take your kid to baseball practice and walk around the field while you wait.
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Monday, April 13th, 2009
by Frances Norah Smith
We all know that the only way to keep our kids from getting any fatter is by making them eat healthy fruits and vegetables as well as forcing them to stay away from junk foods. However, any parent knows that it is easier said than done! After all, which kid would want to give up on the tasty junk foods for the sake of fruits and vegetables! Well, good news is that there is a little trick which works wonders in this case! In this article I will talk about that little-known but useful trick!
The trick is that of hiding healthy foods in the guise of ‘comfort’ foods. How about a spinach burger, or a ’soft drink’ made up of just plain water with a tad of sugar and a pint of natural lemon or mango flavor? How about using margarine instead of butter for the purpose of cooking those delicious and yummy popcorn balls? There are plenty of ingenious ways you can use to make your kids eat healthy foods without much fuss!
Now, there are certain things to remember here:
1. First of all, contrary to what many parents believe, there is nothing unethical about tricking your kids into eating healthy foods; the only ‘bad’ thing which is going to happen as a result of this trick is that your child would be more and more addicted to healthy foods and his addiction towards junk foods would automatically diminish over time!
Most of the organic fruits and vegetables out there are rich in fiber, among other nutrients! Therefore these foods help keep your kids full for a long time, and consequently, their appetite for junk foods is killed!
2. Secondly, while it is true that this tehnique only works for young children, it is also true that if you make them accustomed to healthy foods right from their infancy, it would be easier for them to incorporate healthy eating habits later in life, and when that happens, you won’t really need to trick them anymore by offering healthy foods camouflaged as junk foods! Remember that habits, good or bad, are adopted by human beings right from a very young age!
3. Thirdly, in the quest of making our children eat healthy foods, we must not lose sight of the foods they may be allergic too! Milk may be good for the growth of kids, but many kids are lactose intolerant and as such, cannot digest milk properly! The only solution is to offer skimmed or ‘fat-free’ milk instead!
Also there are many kids who are allergic even to the innocuous potatoes! If your kid dislikes potatoes no matter how you cook them, then there is more to it than its bland taste. However if your kid seems to prefer potato chips in place of roasted or steamed potatoes, then it is just an unhealthy food choice which needs to be taken care of. Granted that potatoes are high on carbs, but still, steamed potatoes are lower on calorie content than potato chips; plus your kids need carbs anyway!
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Sunday, April 12th, 2009
by Frances Norah Smith
People learn only from their peers, and this holds true for adults as well as kids. It is no secret that the level of childhood obesity in the world is increasing alarmingly with every passing year. Even though parents tend to blame their kids’ unhealthy lifestyle habits as the root cause of obesity, the fact remains that if parents are willing, they can change those habits during the growing years of their children.
Bear in mind that a stitch in time saves nine; if you nip these bad habits of your kids in the bud then they would always remain fit and healthy. If you are clueless about what to do in this direction, I will tell offer you two tips on that!
Make no mistake, even though now I am a fitness professional, I too was a big, fat ugly kid hated by my class mates and neighbors alike! Just like your kids I too loved all the tasty and yummy junk foods my parents used to feed me.
My parents believed that I would cry less if they feed me delicious foods all the time; however this didn’t help at all as I cried even after all that ‘pampering’; if anything, I fell prey to unhealthy eating habits for which I had to pay dearly later on.
When I grew up a little, Mac Donalds became my regular destination and their burgers my all-time favorites! To top it all, my parents even took me to a doctor for they thought I was extremely underweight and malnourished, and oddly enough, that doctor only gave reassurance to my parents’ fears!
I don’t even need to tell you the end result of it all; soon I had a fatty belly and a pair of flabby arms which I detested very much (even though my parents seem to have no issues with them).
After keeping up with the taunts of my schoolmates for a while, I thought that enough was enough, and one day took a stand that I would lose weight no matter what!
1. Encourage your kids to idolize professional athletes and bodybuilders: These days, kids usually idolize movie stars and prefer to sit on the couch the entire day and watch movies of their favorite idols. There is nothing wrong with hero worship at all, as long as it helps your kids stay fit and avoid weight gain. Idolizing movie heroes and heroines won’t be of any use to them; on the other hand, idolizing professional sportspersons, body builders and athletes would really help them stay active all the time. While it is true that I got involved in hula hopping because it was a very popular sport among our neighborhood kids, I played tennis mainly because famous tennis players such as Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick were my idols (they still are).
When kids consider athletes to be their heroes, they like to emulate their active lifestyle and have a have a healthy body like them, which in turn means that your kids would start eating healthy and indulging regularly in outdoor games!
2. Dont stop your kids from participating in sports: So when I decided to lose weight, I started spending much more time in my favorite sports than I used to!! Thankfully, unlike the parents of some of my peers, my parents never prohibited me from getting involved in outdoor sports.
Take a cue from this: if you are a parent and wish to keep your kids fit and healthy then keeping them from indulging in sports is just stupid! Far from making your kids sit at home and forcing them to stick their eyes on books throughout the whole day, you should actually encourage them to become active in life, since only active kids are able to keep the fat away for the rest of their lives!
Really, that is the only thing I did, apart from changing my unhealthy eating habits, in order to acquire the fit body that I still maintain! And you thought it was too difficult to help your kids lose weight!
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Frances Norah Smith and her group have been reviewing on how to
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Sunday, April 12th, 2009
by Frances Norah Smith
If you thought your kids have obtained their junk food eating habits from peers, you may not be wholly true! Habits start quite early in the life of a human, and if your kid is taught the benefits of healthy eating right from infancy, they are less likely to indulge in junk food eating out of peer pressure, if at all, than otherwise! A formula which works very well in this case is palate training.
Contrary to its name, this formula is quite simple and straightforward, in that it doesn’t require any expert knowledge on your part! It was invented by two members of the Good Food Village Trust, Louise Rutten and Mitzy Wilson! Palate training is all about training the tastebuds of your kids in such a way that they start loving natural and healthy foods much more than those yummy fast foods! So let’s get right on it as to how to start training the palates of your kids!
1. Let them appreciate natural foods: Your kids would eat organic foods only when they love them! From quite an early age, you should teach your children that beets or carrots don’t taste awful! Conventional preaching doesn’t work too well in case of kids for whom, seeing is believing.
So you could go a bit further, peel off a carrot and allow your kid to lick it with his tongue or chop it off and ask him to put a piece on one side of his mouth and keep it there for a few moments to enjoy the taste. Such small and gradual steps would make your kid addicted to carrots! In fact, you can use this formula for any food you want your kids to eat!
2. Don’t encourage bad habits at home: While it is true that you don’t have absolute control over what your kid eats when he is out of home, you could still control his eating habits in a number of approaches.
An example could be when he goes to school, pack his lunch box with healthy fruits and vegetables. If your kid doesn’t eat it at school, make him eat the same at home. It is still possible that your kid may have a bite of pizza or hamburger at school or a sip of soft drink at a friend’s party! However, they won’t get addicted to them if you don’t allow those foods at home, since a kid needs to eat a particular food at least 14-15 for him to get addicted to it!
3. Walk the talk: It is easy to preach the benefits of healthy eating to your kids but do YOU follow your own advice? Take note that kids have a tendency to emulate the adults, particularly their parents, and if they catch you enjoying a packet of chips on a lazy Saturday evening, why would they be contented with a carrot or cabbage? If you wish to inculcate good eating habits in your kids, you need to adopt them yourself first!
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Frances Norah Smith and her group have been researching on how to
burn fat quick for a few years. For a limited time, you can receive an invaluable free report on the
fastest way to lose fat by going to her website.
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Sunday, April 12th, 2009
by David Snape
Have you found yourself wondering if there is a simpler way to lose weight? If you take a look at what’s available out there, everything seems so complicated.
People have written entire books on weight loss. There are complicated diet plans and pills that you can purchase. Worst of all, there are plenty of ‘clubs’ you can join where you pay an expensive membership to have a ‘personal’ coach who weighs you frequently and tells you that you are not doing very well.
I think that it is kind of repulsive when I consider all of the weight loss schemes designed to take our money but not provide lasting results. Before you purchase any type of weight loss guide, pill or complicated diet scheme consider whether it is really the best option for you.
Any book or information source that claims to teach you about weight loss should be able to do the following:
1. Tell you in less than 15 pages everything you need to know about losing weight.
2. In that fifteen pages or less, it should explain everything to you in a very simple and straight forward manner.
3. There should be no need to buy a product over and over again. This is what they call a ‘continuity’ program in marketing jargon. It’s great for enriching the product owner but if there was a magic pill that worked – everyone would know about it.
4. Your weight loss information source should be simple, simple and simple! It should be so easy that a sixth-grader could read it and follow the simple directions.
The sad fact is that perhaps one percent of one percent of all of the weight loss ‘help’ out there actually meets the above four criteria. Look for one that does. At the bottom of this article, in the author information box, you will find links that can lead you to something that will greatly improve the quality your achieving the goal of weight loss.
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