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Mar 29

10 Tips To Keep Men’s Mind and Body Active

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Everybody knows that exercise is good for the body and mind. A recent study led by DR Hideaki Soya from the Japan University of Tsukuba showed that physical fitness dramatically increases people mental fitness and brain productivity in older men. Overcrowded schedule, digital media distractions, and everyday life can get in the way of taking care of your body and subsequently mind. There is a strong bond between the active mind and body. You won’t get the whole benefits package developing just one side. For absolute best mind and body fitness, you should follow these complementary tips.   Top tips for keeping your mind and body fit Physical activity will increase your mental abilities, and additional mind exercises can sharpen the awaken brain. You will have more energy and perform better in personal and business life, but a healthier and fitter body and soul will shield you from many diseases of modern society like diabetes, obesity, and depression. Memory enhancement will lower the risk or slow down degenerative disease like Alzheimer. To get you into great mind and body shape, we gathered some easy to follow tips.   1. Get enough sleep Create a sleeping routine and stick to it. […]
Mar 29

Pre-workout mistakes to avoid: Happy ways to weight loss

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A good workout session also consists of good preparation to make the most out of it. Working out is not only about hitting the gym and lifting weights. A good session also consists of good preparation to make the most out of it. Here are some common pre-workout mistakes to avoid: Lifting on an empty stomach: Lifting or working out on an empty stomach with the goal of burning more calories will yield the opposite effect. While your body is running low on fuel, it turns out that the largest source of energy readily available for loss is unfortunately not fat, but muscle. Eating a heavy meal: Eating a heavy meal too close to a workout can make you feel nauseous and sluggish. This impact is because your body hasn’t had enough time to digest the food properly. Therefore, it is best to have a light snack a while before the workout. Not stretching or warming up: Warming up is as important as any exercise in your workout routine. It increases blood flow to your muscles, raises body temperature, and most importantly, it reduces the risk of injury to your body.
Mar 29

7 Effective Tips to Stay Encouraged at the Fitness Center

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Nowadays, everyone wants to keep themselves active and fit because of their healthy fitness needs. Moreover, it is essential to fulfilling fitness needs and having any physical activity daily. Without having any physical activity or daily routine. A lot of people want to start or continue their fitness routine but come up with motivation issues and have zero or low motivation to continue their workouts. Additionally, it is quite difficult for you to initiate a fitness workout without the guidance of any such person who motivates you. To boost motivation levels, you must come up with some innovative ideas and fitness people guidance because motivation enables you to perform fitness workouts with consistency and effort.   How to Perform Gym Workouts with Motivation? To fulfill fitness needs daily, there is a need to maintain ourselves accordingly. You must follow some of the following tips to stay motivated at a fitness gym:   Set Fitness Goals: Without a goal or objective, you will not fulfill your fitness outcomes. Before starting a fitness workout, you must come up with some basic points and strategies to start a fitness workout. Try to set or design realistic and successful goals which guide you to […]
Mar 29

5 best exercises to build a stronger back at home

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Back muscles often don’t receive the kind of attention we dedicate to building bigger guns and a six pack. The reason is obvious: Out of sight, out of mind. But just because we don’t see our back muscles in the mirror every day doesn’t mean that they’re not important. In fact, fitness experts would argue that your back builds the base for your physique. By performing exercises that focus on your back, you not only train your whole body, you also defeat the evils of a sedentary lifestyle. We spoke to Pranay Jain, CEO and Founder of BodyFirst, to find out more about the importance of training your back, and how you can do so.   Q. What is the anatomy of the muscles that make up the back? Pranay Jain: The back comprises the spine and two compartments of back muscles, which are further divided into two groups – extrinsic and intrinsic back muscles. The extrinsic back muscles have two layers. The superficial layer includes the trapezius, levator scapulae, latissimus dorsi, and rhomboid muscles whereas the intermediate layer includes the serratus posterior muscles. The intrinsic muscles are divided into superficial, deep, and deepest layers. Understanding the anatomy and function […]
Mar 29

These Are the 6 Best Mobility Exercises for Longevity, According to an Occupational Therapist

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When it comes to physical activity, the equation is fairly straightforward: The more we move, the better our bodies are able to support movement. However, the converse is also true. The more sedentary we are, the stiffer and weaker we get, so the more difficult movement becomes. “Many older adults isolate and become sedentary, which is why they have trouble walking and moving when the time comes,” explains Brittany Ferri, PhD, CPRP, an occupational therapist at Medical Solutions Barcelona. “The best way to keep your motion is by practicing, meaning walking, exercising, stretching, and doing anything that keeps you active.” In particular, mobility exercises can be an essential component to increasing longevity and quality of life, especially for older adults. These are the moves that target the range of motion in our joints (not to be confused with flexibility, which is about increasing length in our muscles). Having greater mobility helps to prevent falls, promote balance and coordination, and maintain independence later into life by allowing us to function better in everyday activities.   How can mobility exercises improve longevity? Mobility exercises can allow us to stay more active, which helps regulate blood pressure, improves circulation, keeps joints and muscles […]
Mar 29

7 Tips To Live A Happier Life

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Do you wake up feeling sluggish most mornings? Have caffeinated beverages become a necessity to help power you through the day? If this sounds familiar, it’s time to ditch the quick fixes you rely on, and develop an energy management plan. Getting started may seem daunting, but soon you’ll be energized to keep going once you reap the benefits of a happier, healthier and more productive lifestyle. What is energy management? Think of your energy as a limited resource, like money in an account. You begin the day with a certain amount to spend, which varies from person to person based on factors, such as age, sleep, stress levels, medical conditions and lifestyle. Throughout your day, multiple transactions (activities) occur as you withdraw energy from and deposit energy into your account. While you may not always have control over activities that deplete your energy, you can take steps to deposit more energy into your account. Follow these 7 tips to increase your energy and live a happier, healthier, more productive life: 1. Eat nourishing food. We all know that wholesome food is the crux for well-being, but it’s common to regard healthy eating primarily as a tool for weight loss. […]
Mar 29

Winter pregnancy guide: Tips to follow if you are pregnant during winters

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Winter is one of the best seasons to be pregnant. Not only the weather is nice and pleasant, you have a variety of foods full of nutrition to choose from. However, the season comes with its own set of challenges considering expecting mothers are at risk of various allergies and infections during this time. Wearing appropriate clothing, keeping warm, taking care of hydration and staying active can turn your pregnancy experience into a marvellous and memorable one. Give your day a perfect start Due to the cold winter mornings, you may want to start your day late, but this can affect your health when you are expecting a child. If you are getting up late, there are chances you may want to skip your workout or even breakfast that is an absolute no-no for expecting mothers. It is advisable to begin your routine in a manner that it can accommodate healthy breakfast and suitable exercise regimen for pregnant women. Another mistake that expecting moms may make is not drinking enough water because of not feeling thirsty due to cold weather outside. Have Lemon water, buttermilk, or coconut water if you do not feel like having several glasses of water in […]
Mar 29

Part II: Incredibly Healthy Breakfast Ideas

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The first steps to a healthier lifestyle are always small. An easy way to ease you into a healthy diet is by trying out some amazingly healthy breakfast meals. A good breakfast will set you up for the day and leave you feel great – not to mention you will eat fewer calories when eating well, which means you don’t need to worry about weight gain! Here are more ideas for creating a truly healthy breakfast: Quinoa Bowl Quinoa is a wheat-like see that packs one hell of a nutritional punch, and is a fine addition to any breakfast meal! It’s simple to make and can be found in most supermarkets and health stores. This super food contains massive amounts of proteins and fibers, as well as B-complex vitamins, vitamin E and healthy fatty acids. Other minerals you can expect to find in quinoa include copper, iron, magnesium, potassium and calcium. Talk about being healthy! Add in some smoked salmon, chopped avocados and a fried egg and serve together in a bowl for one heck of a nutritional breakfast! Fruity Pistachio Muesli Muesli is easy to make, all you need is to combine oats with poppy and sesame seeds, and […]
Mar 29

Part I: Tips for Starting a Healthy Lifestyle

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Saying we want to get fit, and improve our health and lifestyle is one thing, actually finding the courage to do it is another story. It’s understandable considering the drastic changes required for the average person to really up their game and get healthier in various aspects of their lives, as you will need to change your diet and start exercising more. The less experience you have with these, the harder they can be to make a habit out of. As soon as you form a habit around having a healthier lifestyle, then everything else associated becomes much easier. Try out some of these handy tips for people looking to get fit and healthy: Bin All Your Junk Food The hardest aspect of throwing out your junk food is the fact you will lose a few pennies in wasted food! It’s seriously that easy to do and can be the best way to start eating better. Distractions and temptations in the shape of unhealthy junk food are one of the quickest ways to fall off the bandwagon so why even take the risk? Grab everything from your fridge and cupboards and throw it away in the trash! Aim for the […]
Mar 29

Feeling Like an Under-Eater? These Signs will Confirm Your Suspicion

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Even though a majority of the world is obsessed with reducing obesity by shedding pounds, there are many among us who are just as obsessed with gaining weight, but no amount of mass gainers, weight gainers or diet plans have been working. Sometimes, the main suspicion behind this is the doubt whether you are under eating. If you are among those people as well, it’s time to have a look at some of the signs, which show that you might be under-eating after all: 1. Feeling Cold: When you generally feel cold all the time, it may very well be a sign that your body simply isn’t getting the calories that it’s supposed to get. Although this sign is also attributed to expected longevity, you can relate to it if you haven’t been eating enough. If you are confused as to whether you are actually cold or not, feeling cold in the summer season is a dead giveaway. 2. Pregnant: Scientists have already stated and declared this since a long time that a low-calorie diet with improper nutrition leads to infertility in women, which is kind of your body’s way of telling you that you do not eat enough to […]
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