Thursday, January 20, 2011

Good Health Tips

Despite all efforts, the weight seems to lose in some areas impossible. However, you can cut a piece of the problem and sound, if you know how it specifically. Discover the secrets to solve big problems in your body.
Housing dilemma: abdominal fat (body fat)
People with body fat have higher cortisol, a stress hormone in their bodies. Cortisol breaks down muscle, so these people are wired to store fat.
Barrier: slows metabolism and abdominal fat and says your risk of heart disease and cancer.
Diet Solution: Focus on a diet of saturated fats, which increases fat burning and coat the stomach. Start eating olive oil, peanut oil, canola oil, avocados, nuts and seeds. Click here to see what is your food help to smooth the stomach match.
They also eat whole grains and fiber to focus. Studies show that whole grains help, again cut fat and fiber with the help and metabolism.
Dining: Eat three meals and snacks 2300-400 calories from whole grains are rich in fiber.
Fitness Solution: The purpose of building nuclear power stomach exercises on the floor.
* knee-boards to see: First, place your elbows / forearms on the chair, and the toes on the ground. This creates a modified (easier) and the position of the board. Then go pull every knee to the nose, the goal of the knee to the nose is touching. The focus forward and your belly button in as deeply as possible throughout the movement.
* Sitting up: back muscles are designed to support, not for serious work. Maintain awareness and the establishment of the lower back, while slowly and sat on the seat back to increase its support for performance-critical. Advanced: Adding weight to the front of the body, such as one gallon jug, the intensity increases.
Housing dilemma: big behind (Gluteofemoral fat)
Patients have less blood flow to reduce fat in their buttocks gluteofemoral fat dick after sitting as a long-term storage sites.
Barriers: hip as sensitive to losing weight, not like other sectors.
Diet Solution: To his seat, minimizing processed foods high in fat and salt, which help to retain grease.
Food: For breakfast, had the atmosphere of steel covered with fresh berries, offer a lot for breakfast all week cut. Click here for a recipe for oatmeal favorite doctor oz
Pita Pizza for lunch. Use whole wheat pita bread with Parmesan cheese naturally low in fat and high with peppers and other vegetables. Click here for a healthy recipe Pita pizza.
Click here for a dinner recipe for meatballs with pasta, whole Turkey, olive oil and roasted tomatoes. Moat ice cream and frozen yogurt instead of the Greek and blueberry popsicles choose for dessert.
Fitness Solution: Set up your ass with the following exercises:
* Slow Step Ups: Everything you need is a seat for this exercise proved to be a real head to head. Placing a high heel on a chair on the chair and relaxed. The key to this exercise is to move only use a high chair legs. Do not hit in the leg.
* Sumo Squat: Place feet wider than hip width apart and turn your toes slightly. The key is the ideal form knees are in line with the fingers. Slowly lower to keep the head and shoulders and back, similar to the sit-downs. Advanced: to have a gallon jug of rose in her hand between her legs in intensity.
Housing dilemma: Most of the large (global fat)
Metabolism slows down, that people with fat around the world to increase the weight of all the senses.
Barriers: Many people in all their combination of problems: lack of response of fat (hip) and high cortisol (abdomen).
Diet Solutions: The best way to combat fat is to follow the general principles of the Mediterranean diet. Focus on the integration of fish, fruit and vegetables to ensure that the calories you consume rich in nutrients.
Diet: reduce the carbs in half and double the vegetables. Three times a week and replace meat with fish, sweet snacks and replace with fresh fruit. Click here to see a recipe for Chicken Mediterranean see. Click here for a delicious seafood dinner by chef Rocco DiSpirito.
Fitness Solution: For a routine check for the whole body, the following procedure:
* 20 - minute morning melting point: The best time for cardio first thing in the morning before you eat. It taps into stored body fat instead of food we have eaten recently. If you can not go outside or on the treadmill, you can be melting at the shelter. Turn fleet to music and go in a position to pump his arms and bring your knees high as you comfortably. Advanced: the sound and movement of the body as well as advance, to hold a soup can in each hand and punch can turn upwards and forwards to any number of four stages. For example, to get the right one, two, may be lower right, third, fourth, to the left, one, two, can be ground, three, four, left the right-hand side, in front, one, two, can you just, 3, 4, left in a position to forward one, two, on the left you can run three, four. Entire sequence must be fluid, not jerky.

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Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Mens Nutrition Tips

1. Obesity in the United States is currently at an all time high, and is continuing to get worse.
Being overweight can increase your risk for and lead to many health problems, including:

2. Eating five or more fruits and vegetables a day and less saturated fat can improve your health and may reduce the risk of cancer and other chronic diseases. Consume a balanced diet and watch how much you eat. Please visit http://mypyramid.gov for more information on nutritional guidelines.


3. Basic Nutrition Guidelines:

  • Strive for balance from all food groups
  • Try to keep fat consumption at less than 30% of your daily caloric intake
  • Focus on whole grains instead of processed, refined foods
  • Keep sugar consumption low (cookies, cake, candy)
  • Salt intake should be no more than 2,300mg per day
  • It is not recommended for men to have more than 2 alcoholic drinks per day
    (one beer, one glass of wine, 1 1/2 oz of hard liquor are one serving), as alcohol is comprised of mostly empty calories and excess consumption may be harmful to your health
  • Pay attention to serving sizes, even using a smaller plate may be helpful
  • Know what type of fat (s) you are consuming
  • Drink lots of water
  • Read product labels - know what you're eating
  • Don't skip breakfast


Fitness/Exercise12

Regular physical activity improves overall health, as little as 30 minutes can be beneficial:

  • Lessen the affects of stress
  • Better sleep
  • Improved cardiovascular health
  • Stronger immune system
  • Lower risk of chronic diseases
  • Reduce chances of depression and anxiety
  • Help achieve and maintain a healthy body weight

Bored with Exercise?

  • Change your activities
  • Walk the dog or do yard work
  • Park your car farther away or take the stairs
  • Find a new jogging, walking or biking route
  • Exercise with a friend or family member
  • Play outside with your children
  • Set realistic goals and reward yourself when you achieve them
(Check with your health care practitioner before beginning an exercise routine)




Mental Health, Relationships and Sexuality  7, 9

Men and women are affected differently when it comes to their mental stability and well-being.

  • Depression affects the body, mood and thoughts, sleeping and eating habits, self-concept and the way you think about things. Often times, this goes unrecognized in men. There are medications and therapy available, please see your health care practitioner if you think you may be suffering from depression.
  • Anxiety disorders affects almost 13% of Americans ages 18 to 54 in a given year. While women usually outnumber men, men suffer equally from obsessive-compulsive disorder and social phobias.
  • Healthy relationships can be good for your health. Studies have shown that men who are in a committed relationship live longer, healthier and happier lives. Developing and maintaining a lasting relationship takes a lot of work:
  • Don't always keep your feelings hidden
  • Honesty and trust are key to a good relationships
  • Be willing to compromise and work as a team with your partner
  • Recognize your differences from your partner and learn to work through them together
  • It is natural to be somewhat fearful, but don't let that hold you back

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Saturday, January 8, 2011

Weigh Less Eat More

Before and after weight loss surgeryImage by jackiebese via FlickrHave you tried to lose weight by cutting down the amount of food you eat? Do you still feel hungry and not satisfied after eating? Or have you avoided trying to lose weight because you're afraid of feeling hungry all the time? If so, you are not alone. Many people throw in the towel on weight loss because they feel deprived and hungry when they eat less. But there is another way. Aim for a slow, steady weight loss by decreasing calorie intake while maintaining an adequate nutrient intake and increasing physical activity. You can cut calories without eating less nutritious food. The key is to eat foods that will fill you up without eating a large amount of calories.
If I cut calories, won't I be hungry?
Research shows that people get full by the amount of food they eat, not the number of calories they take in. You can cut calories in your favorite foods by lowering the amount of fat and or increasing the amount of fiber-rich ingredients, such as vegetables or fruit.
Let's take macaroni and cheese as an example. The original recipe uses whole milk, butter, and full-fat cheese. This recipe has about 540 calories in one serving (1 cup).

Here's how to remake this recipe with fewer calories and less fat:
* Use 2 cups non-fat milk instead of 2 cups whole milk.
* Use 8 ounces light cream cheese instead of 21⁄4 cups full-fat cheddar cheese.
* Use 1 tablespoon butter instead of 2 or use 2 tablespoons of soft trans-fat free margarine.
* Add about 2 cups of fresh spinach and 1 cup diced tomatoes (or any other veggie you like).
Your redesigned mac and cheese now has 315 calories in one serving (1 cup). You can eat the same amount of mac and cheese with 225 fewer calories.
photo of macaroni and cheese with 315 calories
What foods will fill me up?
To be able to cut calories without eating less and feeling hungry, you need to replace some higher calorie foods with foods that are lower in calories and fat and will fill you up. In general, this means foods with lots of water and fiber in them. The chart below will help you make smart food choices that are part of a healthy eating plan.
These foods will fill you up with less calories. Choose them more often… These foods can pack more calories into each bite. Choose them less often…
Fruits and Vegetables
(prepared without added fat) Fried foods
Spinach, broccoli, tomato, carrots, watermelon, berries, apples Eggs fried in butter, fried vegetables, French fries
Low-fat and fat-free milk products Full-fat milk products
Low- or fat-free milk, low or fat-free yogurt,
low- or fat-free cottage cheese Full-fat cheese, full-fat ice cream,
whole and 2% milk
Broth-based soup Dry snack foods
Vegetable-based soups, soups with chicken or beef broth, tomato soups (without cream) Crackers or pretzels, cookies, chips, dried fruits
Whole grains Higher-fat and higher-sugar foods
Brown rice, whole wheat bread, whole wheat
pastas, popcorn Croissants,margarine, shortening and butter,
doughnuts, candy bars, cakes and pastries
Lean meat, poultry and fish Fatty cuts of meat
Grilled salmon, chicken breast without skin,
ground beef (lean or extra lean) Bacon, brisket, ground beef (regular)
Legumes (beans and peas)
Black, red kidney and pinto beans (without added fat), green peas, black-eyed peas
A healthy eating plan is one that —
* Emphasizes fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and fat free or low-fat milk and milk products.
* Includes lean meats, poultry, fish, beans, eggs, and nuts.
* Is low in saturated fats, trans fats, cholesterol, salt (sodium), and added sugars.
* Stays within your calorie needs.
Technically speaking…
The number of calories in a particular amount or weight of food is called "calorie density" or "energy density." Low-calorie-dense foods are ones that don't pack a lot of calories into each bite.
Foods that have a lot of water or fiber and little fat are usually low in calorie density. They will
help you feel full without an unnecessary amount of calories.
Here are some more ideas for cutting back on calories without eating less and being hungry:
Instead of... Try...
Fried chicken sandwich
Fried chicken sandwich
with 1 tbsp. mayonnaise
= 599 calories Grilled chicken salad
Grilled chicken salad
with low-fat dressing
2 cups lettuce, 2 oz. grilled
chicken breast, 2 tbsp. light
balsamic vinaigrette dressing
= 178 calories
Cream-based soup
Cream-based soup
1 cup mushroom bisque
= 400 calories Broth-based soup
Broth-based soup
1 cup minestrone
= 112 calories
Chips or pretzels
Chips or pretzels
1.5 oz. pretzels
= 162 calories Baby carrots with hummus
Baby carrots with hummus
16 baby carrots with 1 tbsp. hummus
= 75 calories
Good things can come in big packages!
People eat more than they realize when faced with large portion sizes. This usually means eating too many calories. But, not all large portions are created equal. Larger portions of water- and fiber-rich foods, like fruits, vegetables, and broth-based soups, can fill you up with less calories. Start with an appetizer. Research shows that if you eat a low-calorie appetizer before a meal, you will eat fewer total calories during the meal. Start your meals with a broth-based soup or a green salad without a large amount of cheese, or croutons.
For more on portion sizes, see How to Avoid Portion Size Pitfalls to Help Manage Your Weight.
Fruits and veggies: keep it simple!
Most fruits and veggies are low-calorie and will fill you up, but the way you prepare them can change that. Breading and frying, and using high-fat creams or butter with vegetables and fruit will add extra calories. Try steaming vegetables and using spices and low-fat sauces for flavor. And enjoy the natural sweetness of raw fruit.
For more on fruits and vegetables, see How to Use Fruits and Vegetables to Help Manage Your Weight.
What about beverages?
While drinking beverages is important to good health, they don't help you feel full and satisfied the way food does. Choose drinks without calories, like water, sparkling water, or unsweetened iced tea. Drink fat-free or low-fat milk instead of 2% or whole milk.
For more on drinks, see Rethink Your Drink



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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Metabolism Health Tips


11 Tips to Boost Your Metabolism

by: Andrew Bicknell


Boosting ones metabolism is something many people try to achieve everyday. Having a high metabolic rate increases the amount of calories, or energy, the body burns on a daily basis. Without optimal metabolism the body will store excess calories as fat for future use. The problem for many people is they don�t ever use these excess calories and as a result struggle with weight issues.

There are many factors that affect a person�s metabolism including age, weight, hormonal changes, lean muscle mass, diet, genetics, stress and the amount of physical activity undertaken on a daily basis. As you can see boosting your metabolism involves many factors, but the fact of the matter is that it is relatively easy to boost your metabolism if you are committed to doing so.

Here are 11 tips to help you boost your metabolism:

1. Build lean body mass. As we age our bodies metabolism or ability to burn calories decreases. One way to offset this problem is by exercising. Lean muscle burns calories and the more you have the more calories you burn, even while resting. You can build muscle through resistance or weight training at least twice a week. You can also boost your metabolism by doing cardio exercises. You can choose to do this between or in conjunction with weight training. Simply going for a walk or using the stairs instead of the elevator are good ways to get in an aerobic workout.

2. Eat Breakfast. Many people ignore eating breakfast. What they don�t realize is that it�s the most important meal of the day. Breakfast gives your metabolism a boost and provides a consistent energy supply throughout the day. The majority of people who eat a healthy breakfast have fewer weight and health issues than those who don�t.

3. Sugar is bad. Processed and refined sugar such as found in sweets and soft drinks overload the body with sugar causing many serious health issues including obesity and diabetes. Complex carbohydrates are a better energy source because they supply an even level of blood sugar. The human body just isn�t built to deal with the large amounts of refined sugar most people include in their diet.

4. Spicy foods that make you sweat can help boost your metabolism.

5. Get a good night�s sleep. There is research that shows that people who do not get sufficient sleep tend to gain weight. This may be because the body uses sleep to heal and regenerate itself, including its muscular system.

6. Drink more water. Water is the lubricant of the body. It also flushes toxins out of the body and keeps the kidneys operating at maximum efficiency. This allows the liver more time to do what it does best, metabolize fat stores.

7. Eat small meals. Eat 5 to 6 small meals per day spaced 20 to 3 hours apart. This gives the body a steady supply of energy and prevents binge eating.

8. Don�t miss meals. Skipping meals in order to loose weight is counter productive because it actually slow metabolism and can lead to over eating.

9. Plan your meals. If you have a daily or weekly menu you are much more likely to stick to your plan.

10. Drink green tea. Green tea has been shown to boost metabolism and unlike coffee does not stress the body with caffeine.

11. Include more high energy foods in your diet including fruits, vegetables and whole grains. These provide a more balanced energy source and will not cause blood sugar spikes.

Boosting your metabolism can be done if you are dedicated to doing it. This does not mean you need to stress over each little thing but if you eat right and exercise you should see a decrease in body fat and a much more energetic and happy you.

Thursday, April 15, 2010

"The Terrible Truth About Diet Pills and Drugs"


by Dr. Frank B. Smoot, MA, DD

I'm not a medical doctor, nor do I play one on TV. But my education and years of experience have taught me plenty about diet drugs. I also keep current with journals, textbooks, and magazines, and I can tell you that I have yet to see a single article or study that has anything positive to say about the overall effects of diet drugs.

The potentially dangerous side-effects of diet drugs and pills has, fortunately, gotten a great deal of publicity. In the opinion of many healthcare professionals, both prescription and herbal products can be extremely risky.

Yes, some drugs produce losses in body weight. But this loss consists largely of water. Many diet pills--be they prescription or "natural"--have dangerous side effects as well. Let's remember that, just because a substance is "natural," doesn't mean it's healthy. Many plant and animal substances are toxic to humans, and some are lethal. (Poison-tipped darts are 100% "natural.".)

Any diet pill can have unhealthy side effects. If you follow your doctor's prescription perfectly, your health may not be at risk. But many people don't follow doctors' orders very well. And even doctors may not get all the "downside" information from the drug companies.

Diet pills will also cost you $40-$60 a month until you run out of money, or your doctor says you've had enough. And remember, the weight-reducing effects of diet pills disappears the day you stop taking them.

In fact, you typically gain back more weight than you lost. That's because many diet pills only suppress hunger, which is almost never the real reason we overeat (more about that later). So even when physical hunger is satisfied, all of the other reasons for excess eating (especially the psychological and emotional ones) are still there--waiting to bust your diet.

All diet pills can really offer you is a quick, expensive, possibly dangerous, and ultimately very frustrating way to lose a few pounds...temporarily. Wouldn't it be much smarter to use an approach that leads to safe, effective and permanent weight control, without any negative health consequences? Of course it would. And that's exactly what we're going to do.

Since it's clear that we're not going to get any meaningful answers from the diet, fitness, and healthcare industries, it becomes our own responsibility to get a hold of the truth. And the first, most powerful, most important truth you must understand is this:

You Didn't Fail At Your Diet…The Diet Industry Failed You!

Please, please let that statement sink in. If you have ever felt even a single moment of guilt or blame because you couldn't "stick to your diet," you really need to hear what I'm telling you. It wasn't your fault! You can't possibly lose weight by doing what doesn't work.

Remember, we now spend more than $5 billion a year on diets and related weight loss products--only to rewarded with a pathetic 4% success rate! But "they" are supposed to be the experts, the ones with the answers, right? So how come they keep telling us to do the same old things that have been proven not to work? (Well, it might have something to do with that $5 billion.)

Of course, it's not just the Diet Industry that promotes weight loss misinformation. They're just the easiest group to identify. The Fitness Industry is just as much a part of the problem, wild-eyed claims and all. Yet nine out of ten of the machines we buy are seldom used after the first few weeks. Most of them soon become dust catchers whose ultimate destiny is a yard sale.

The Diet and Fitness industries are locked in a constant battle for the hypiest headlines and most outrageous claims Yet even though both have horrible track records, they still get us to spend billions of dollars on "solutions" that don't work.

In fact, just in America, we're now spending $45-50 BILLION a year on weight loss. And what do we have to show for it? Our own government statistics reveal that:

• An incredible 96% of all weight loss end in failure.
• We gain back a heartbreaking 95% of the pounds we do manage to lose.
• Obesity has now replaced heart disease as America's #1 health concern!

Clearly, it's time for a different approach !

Friday, April 2, 2010

Dr. Oz's Live Better Newsletter

The Dr. Oz show: The Live Better Newsletter
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This week, Dr. Oz answered your cancer-related questions and welcomed some very special chefs.
Detection? Prevention? Dr. Oz tackled all your cancer concerns in an Ask Dr. Oz special.
Dr. Oz and the Diet Detective Charles Stuart Platkin exposed your high-calorie culinary crimes.
The Kitchen Diva returned and tested Dr. Oz's taste buds. Was her dish meat or vegetable?
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Fill Up on Fiber
Eating high-fiber foods helps you stay fuller longer, keeps you regular, and boosts colon health.
Unearth some surprising fiber sources.
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Oz's Anatomy
What simple daily habit could prevent heart disease?
It's something less than half the population does.
Flossing daily is integral to artery health.
Learn more about the importance of healthy gums.
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An Italian Feast Courtesy of the Kitchen Diva
The Kitchen Diva's vegetarian twist on classic Italian cuisine will fool the carnivores in your family and contains half the calories!
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Live Your Best Life Weekend.
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The Dr. Oz show: The Live Better Newsletter
The Dr. Oz show: The Live Better Newsletter
This week, Dr. Oz answered your cancer-related questions and welcomed some very special chefs.
Detection? Prevention? Dr. Oz tackled all your cancer concerns in an Ask Dr. Oz special.
Dr. Oz and the Diet Detective Charles Stuart Platkin exposed your high-calorie culinary crimes.
The Kitchen Diva returned and tested Dr. Oz's taste buds. Was her dish meat or vegetable?
Photo
Dr. Oz's Weekly Health Tip
Fill Up on Fiber
Eating high-fiber foods helps you stay fuller longer, keeps you regular, and boosts colon health.
Unearth some surprising fiber sources.
Featured Videos
Your Questions Answered
Can antioxidants prevent cancer?
Considerable laboratory evidence indicates that antioxidants may slow or possibly prevent the development of cancer.More
See more questions powered by Sharecare?
Oz's Anatomy
What simple daily habit could prevent heart disease?
It's something less than half the population does.
Flossing daily is integral to artery health.
Learn more about the importance of healthy gums.
Photo
This Week's Recipe
An Italian Feast Courtesy of the Kitchen Diva
The Kitchen Diva's vegetarian twist on classic Italian cuisine will fool the carnivores in your family and contains half the calories!
See more of Dr. Oz's favorite recipes.
Featured Articles
Sexual Addiction: A Disorder Sexual Addiction: A Disorder
Dr. Drew Pinsky explains the 5 warning signs of sex addiction.
Flushed Away Flushed Away
Learn why this routine task could be making you and the planet sick.
Relying on Intuition Relying on Intuition
Discover if a basic human instinct can be harnessed to save your life.
Live Your Best Life Weekend.
Coming Up On Dr. Oz!
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TODAY 03/26
Dr. Oz explores the science of intuition and reveals when to trust your gut.
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MONDAY 03/29
A must-see: Dr. Oz discusses how you can assess your cancer risk.
Photo
TUESDAY 03/30
Arm yourself. Dr. Oz reveals how to prepare for a bio-terrorist attack.
Featured Health Challenge
Photo Go Vegan
Cut down on fat, protein and portion sizes with Dr. Oz's 28-Day Vegan Challenge. You're guaranteed to lower your cholesterol, shed some pounds, and as a bonus, it's good for the environment.

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