Sep
15
Did you Eat More always?
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Did you believe that Teen always eat More will get weigh Less? If you don’t believe, read this good articles. I believe that will help you to understand.
New research from the University Of Minnesota School Of Public Health shows that teenagers who eat breakfast on a regular basis tend to weigh less, exercise more, and eat a healthier diet than teens that usually skip breakfast. The research is published in the March, 2008, issue of the medical journal Pediatrics.
The study followed 2,216 adolescents and their lifestyle habits for five years beginning at age 14. The researchers were surprised to discover that the more regularly the teens ate breakfast, the lower their body mass index was. Body mass index, or BMI, is a ratio of height and weight. Those who always skipped breakfast on average had a higher BMI.
According to previous research, 12 to 34 percent of children and teens age 6 to 19 regularly skip breakfast and we also know that 25% of 6 to 19 year olds are overweight or obese. The researchers also warned about rates of obesity, which have doubled in children and nearly tripled in adolescents over the past two decades, according to a 2007 report by the U.S. Surgeon General’s Office. Obesity has been clearly linked to high cholesterol, high blood pressure, asthma and diabetes.
Many people assume that skipping meals will help them to lose weight. In reality, when we skip a meal the body thinks that food is scarce so it slows the metabolism protect us from starving -we then have less energy so we burn fewer calories. On top of that, the next meal that we eat after skipping a meal is converted to fat and stored around the waste and hips as protection from starvation. The net result of skipping meals, especially breakfast, is a slower metabolism, less energy and more production of body fat.
Anyway, please make 5 to 10 servings of fruits and vegetables per day your goal this summer and lead your children towards a life of health, happiness, vitality, and longevity.
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Sep
9
Exercise can Help Prevent Premature Aging
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Easy Steps to Prevent Premature Aging
Aging occurs in everybody. It is inevitable that as we grow older we age, however, this does not mean that as we get older we have to feel, look, and respond like we are older. Our bodies do not have to break down as quickly as they do. In fact, many of the outwards signs of growing old can be slowed - and life may even be prolonged - by maintaining a sensible approach to diet.
In order to slow down the aging process, take the following five steps and implement them in your daily life:
1. Consume a balanced diet
2. Drink more water and fluids
3. Eat regularly and frequently
4. Reduce intake of fats, processed foods, etc.
5. Exercise
Let’s take a closer look at these five steps, and how to easily implement them into your life without making any drastic changes to your current lifestyle.
First is to have a diet that is balanced. Along with this, it is important to also include plenty of fiber in your diet. This means eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, pastas, rice, etc. You should eat plenty of these each day, and complement them with proteins. When it comes to aging, it is important to note that, while protein deficiency plays a role in the development of osteoporosis, too much protein can also promote bone loss.
It is imperative to get the correct amount of protein from the right sources. For example, the proteins found in the Moringa tree and its usable parts (leaves, pods, etc.) are going to be better for you than the proteins found in a chicken breast. The proteins in the Moringa tree are more bioavailable, and therefore more beneficial to your body. A healthy, balanced diet will help you maintain a healthy body composition and weight and provide you with the nutrients for optimal health and functioning.
Drinking plenty of water and fluids is very important, and very few people drink enough fluids each day to help their bodies ward off aging too quickly. Because our bodies consist of so much water, it makes sense that water is our life force. If it is your life force, why do so many people neglect to drink enough each day?
Dehydration causes many symptoms of poor health, including headaches, achy joints, lack of energy, lethargy, etc. All of these symptoms can be directly linked to not enough fluids in the body. Every tissue and cell as well as every organ and system in your body requires water to function properly. Degeneration associated with aging occurs more rapidly in people who are not properly hydrated.
If hydrating yourself is something you struggle with, try carrying something small and handy, such as a Zija, with you wherever you go. It is a convenient size, all natural, and provides you with hydration, as well as providing you with other essential nutrients and vitamins, all in a handy little can. Do not try and hydrate yourself with sodas or other drinks that are high in artificial ingredients and sugars.
While it may not seem like eating regularly and all day long will ward off aging too quickly, it can. By consuming five small meals and snacks throughout the day you are less prone to binge eating, and having too high of a caloric intake. If you eat regularly you gain less weight, and you increase your metabolism.
Your metabolism, the rate at which you burn calories for internal functions, can be compared to an engine, in that the more often you give it fuel, the better it works. If you starve your body for periods of time, your metabolism slows down, and a slowed metabolism makes it much more difficult to lose weight and much easier to gain weight.
However this does not mean you should snack all day on foods that are unhealthy and that do not have a high nutritional value. Snacking throughout the day on potato chips and pastries will not do your body any more good than starving it. Make sure to pack healthy snacks like an apple, banana, or an orange. These require no refrigeration etc. and are a great option for a quick pick-me-up.
Reducing fat intake is extremely crucial to anti-aging. Dietary fat is very easily converted to body fat, so controlling your fat intake means more control over the weight gain associated with aging. Obvious foods to avoid include fried foods, creams (which are very high in fat content), and processed foods such as cakes and cookies and most precooked entrees. This will probably be the biggest lifestyle change for many, but it does not have to be a difficult adjustment. When you feel the urge for something sweet, or processed, go for wholesome, fresh foods first. Eat an apple before you eat a candy bar, and you may not want the candy bar anymore.
Fresh foods, especially foods that are rich in vitamins, antioxidants, etc., should be the staples in your diet. Processed foods do not have to be eliminated; rather they should only complement a diet that is rich in fresh fruits, vegetables and whole wheat grains. Look for foods that are rich in nutrients, and rather than fill up on “empty” junk foods, eat foods that give your body what it needs.
Last but not least is exercise. Time is the biggest excuse for not exercising. So, if this is your excuse, incorporate forms of exercise into your existing daily routine. For example, if you live on a second or third floor, rather than take the elevator or walk the stairs, try jogging up the stairs. If you are vacuuming a room, do lunges as you push the vacuum across the floor. As you carry in groceries, use the weight of the bags as free weights and do a few curls. You do not have to go out to the gym to increase the amount of exercise your body gets daily.
Ps: I hate to do exercise. But i need to admit its needed. Am i right?
Sep
7
My Father Suffer Diabetes??
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Did you know that type 2 diabetes can be prevented in many people? While genes you inherit will influence whether or not you are going to be prone to diabetes, your diet and nutrition are considered direct causes. Therefore, behavioral and lifestyle factors are the main cause. In fact, type 2 diabetes can be attributed to four such factors: excess weight, lack of exercise, a less-than-healthy diet, and smoking.
Making a few changes can dramatically lower the chances of developing type 2 diabetes. The same changes can also lower the chances of developing heart disease and some cancers. So, let’s take a look at a few of these changes.
First and foremost you should control your weight. Excess weight is the single highest cause of type 2 diabetes. So, take a look at your diet, and make sure the foods you are eating are providing you with all the essential nutrient, minerals, vitamins, etc., that you need so that your body does not feel like it is being starved and store excess fat. A great way to get all of the important nutrients you need is to eat a diet high in raw fruits and vegetables, or to supplement the gaps in your diet with products that contain all of the necessary vitamins and minerals your body needs to function properly. One such product that is a great all natural source for all 8 essential amino acids, plus 10 more, most of the minerals you need, such as calcium, potassium, iron etc, and all the vitamins you need is Zija-a nutritional beverage made from the incredible Moringa oleifera tree.
If you can eat properly and fill in the gaps in your current diet, either with nutrient rich foods, or a convenient supplement, your body will let go of excess weight faster, and keep you at an optimal weight.
The second thing you should do is get physical. Your body should be active several times throughout the day. Inactivity promotes type 2 diabetes. How? Well, being active decreases your chances for type 2 diabetes because working your muscles more often and making them work harder improves their ability to use insulin and absorb glucose. This puts less stress on your insulin-making cells. You do not have to get into a full-on exercise regime, but increasing your amount of exercise and movement daily is important, so get up and go for a brisk walk. This is not to say that more intense exercise would not do some good. However, just small amounts of exercise have a variety of other benefits as well warding off type 2 diabetes. And even greater cardiovascular and other benefits can be attained by more, and more intense, exercise.
If you struggle with finding energy to get out there and exercise, this too can be linked to your diet, so work on making your diet a more lifestyle-sustainable diet. There are two simple dietary changes you can easily implement that will have a big impact on the risk of type 2 diabetes, as well as how your body feels.
The first thing you can do is choose whole grains and whole-grain products over highly processed carbohydrates. For example, white bread, white rice, mashed potatoes, donuts, bagels, and many breakfast cereals have what’s called a high glycemic index. That means they cause sustained spikes in blood sugar and insulin levels. Carbohydrates that aren’t as easily digested cause lower, slower increases in blood sugar and insulin. As a result, they stress the body’s insulin-making cells less, and help prevent type 2 diabetes. So switch from high glycemic foods to those foods that have a low glycemic index. Examples include whole wheat, brown rice, other whole grains, most beans and nuts, and whole grain breakfast cereals.
The second thing you can do is to meet your body’s daily vitamin, mineral, and nutrient needs through the foods you intake. This can be done by consuming a variety of fruits, plants, legumes, nuts and seeds. For the best results, try and find plants whose minerals and vitamins are highly bioavailable, such as the Moringa leaves or the Moringa oleifera tree.
Last but not least, if you smoke, try to quit. Add type 2 diabetes to the long list of health problems linked with smoking. Smokers are 50% to 90% more likely to develop diabetes than nonsmokers, so if you are concerned with developing type 2 diabetes, cut smoking out of your daily routine.
Diabetes prevention does not have to be difficult, so take these simple steps of diet improvement and supplementation, and getting more physically active, and look forward to a better, healthier life.
Ps: I believe many people hate to believe their can have diabetes problem. Its happen to my father. He hate to admit it. But need to take care about his body now. Todays, he not anymore eat like he want like before..
Sep
5
What is Cleansing Diet?
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Life today seems to be moving faster and faster; there are always a million things to do, and little or no time to do them. It can be difficult to find the time to prepare healthy meals, and unfortunately, our bodies pay a heavy toll for eating unhealthy foods that are convenient. On top of a poor diet, we have to deal with stress, and the chemicals and pollutants found in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the places we work and live. As you can see, under this heavy barrage of toxins, the human body starts to slow down. So, when we are moving faster and faster, having a body that can’t keep up is not a good thing.
Because we do not give our bodies what they need, and because we fill our bodies with lots of things we don’t need, our bodies will eventually reach a point where they are no longer capable of flushing toxic elements on their own, and those toxins will begin to accumulate. This accumulation of toxins leads to a state of poisoning commonly referred to as toxicity.
Many people do not realize that toxicity is the cause of their health problems, and therefore they never do anything about it. Common symptoms of toxicity include headaches, fatigue, increased allergy symptoms, overall aches and pains especially in areas that collect toxins like the joints, and digestive upset including heartburn. There may be other symptoms as well, but these symptoms occur when the body is bogged down by toxins and can no longer perform necessary functions effectively.
So, first let’s look at how we get toxins, and second let’s look at some effective ways to get rid of them, and get our bodies back in a state that allows elimination.
Toxins are acquired in one of two ways: by things we ingest-foods, drinks, drugs, etc.; or through external sources-the air we breathe, radiation, environmental chemicals, etc. So, we take in toxins and this is inevitable since they are not just from what we eat. Therefore, it is essential that we rid our bodies of the toxic build-up, and allow it to regulate the toxins itself.
To rid the body of toxins, one must go through a detoxification program of sorts. Detoxification programs are directly related to what one does or doesn’t consume. In fact, the most commonly known way to clean out the system is to fast for a set period of time. This is a great way to detox if you eat very few things that allow toxify your body, or if you detox regularly. However, fasting can be severe and can cause problems for people who are not accustomed to the practice; many may get sick and feel horrible as vomiting and diarrhea are some of the ways the body rids itself of toxins. However, this is usually only the case when the body does a severe and intense detox.
A much gentler way to help the body eliminate toxins is by eating a cleansing diet. A cleansing diet helps eliminate toxins in the body by halting the intake of toxins, and by flushing out the toxins currently in the body.
Pretty much everyone could use a good cleansing diet where they consume mainly whole grains, vegetables, fruits, pasta, rice, beans, and herbs. In a cleansing diet, the more natural the diet is the better. Consuming vegetables in a state as close to nature as possible is the healthiest for your body. You need a wide variety of fruits and vegetables to ensure that you are getting enough of each of the eight essential amino acids, or you need to intake something that has all eight, such as Moringa oleifera, which can be purchased in regions where it grows, such as Hawaii and India, or can be purchased as an all natural canned drink, Zija.
The second aspect of a cleansing diet is helping your body eliminate its toxin stores. The easiest way to accomplish this is by drinking water. Water is excellent at flushing out toxins and restoring health. You should drink at least a gallon of water a day (drink more if you are able). It is important to eliminate sugar sodas, diet sodas, coffee, and teas that contain caffeine. If you find it hard to consume so much water, drink other natural beverages, such as Zija, that provide you with nutrients, and help flush your system at the same time.
Detoxifying your body holds many short and long term benefits. Immediately after detoxifying you might notice increased mental awareness, more energy, more comfortable digestion of foods, and better absorption of nutrients, as well as an overall feeling of good health. Long-term benefits can include a reduced risk of cancer, reduced risk of environmental illnesses, and reduction of chronic illnesses. So, drink Zija, or eat fresh fruits and vegetables, and allow your body to rejuvenate itself.
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