Apr 02

Take It 1 Day At A Time For A Healthy Life Style

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No matter the reason that has made you decide this, the beginning to a healthier lifestyle is a smart decision. Perhaps you’ve tried before and failed, that’s okay. The fact is you’re back to try again and we want to help you. The first thing you need to tell yourself is to take it one day at a time. If your objective is weight loss, you can’t make that your overall focus from sunrise to sunset. Your focus needs to be on making choices and decisions that are healthy. Begin by making simple changes to your eating habits every day. Then add a daily exercise routine. If you’ve never had a motivation to exercise, you need to make having a healthier, longer life your motivation. When you exercise, you’ll find that the amount of food you consume will decrease, especially when you are eating healthier foods that fill you up faster. Every Day Is A New Day Every day is a new day and you should approach and treat them accordingly. When you wake up every morning, you have a zero calorie intake count, so that is should be your thought for the morning. You’re at ground zero and everything […]
Apr 02

HOW TO ACHIVE PERMANENT WEIGHT LOSS THROUGH INTERVAL WORKOUT ROUTINE

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By far, the best way to lose weight is through cardio workout. Of course this should be combined with some level of dieting to achieve maximum result. It wouldn’t do anyone much good stuffing on fat building foods while trying to lose weight. However, do you know that even your best cardio workout routine could be the very thing preventing you from losing weight? Have you tried out exercising vigorously in the past only to hit a kind of frustrating plateau where no matter how hard you try, you just can’t seem to lose anymore of those dreadful pounds? This might shock you, but your workout routine itself may be the very thing preventing you from losing further weight. You’re about to discover something really key when it comes to how the body works and reacts to exercise and dieting so please pay attention. Studies have shown that the way you eat determines how your body adjusts itself to storing or burning fat. The human body is essentially designed to preserve itself and so, it naturally adjusts to diet regimes in which you tend to eat less by maximizing fat storage from each meal, thereby making you store fat when […]
Apr 01

5 non-running exercises to make you a better runner

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Personal trainer and national fitness manager from Genesis Health + Fitness, Sam Merza, shares the top 5 exercises that will give you the biggest boost to your running goals, and help prevent injury.5 non-running exercises to make you a better runner   As any runner knows, training is not just miles on your legs. There are plenty of non-running, low impact exercise – including reformer Pilates, mat pilates and yoga – that have so much to offer runners. While running is an excellent cardiovascular exercise that can help you stay healthy and fit, it is not the only form of exercise that runners should incorporate into their training regimen. In fact, by including non-running exercises, you can reduce the risk of injury when you do run. Running is a high-impact activity that can put a lot of stress on your joints, especially if you’re running on hard surfaces or running long distances. Incorporating strength training exercises into your routine can help build muscle and improve joint stability and developing news skills, such as flexibility, balance, and coordination can improve overall running performance. Additional exercises can also help you to break through plateaus. If you’ve been running for a while, you […]
Apr 01

6 Surprising Health Trends You Should Actually Try After 50, According to Doctors

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These tips might be trendy, but they aren’t just passing fads.   If you’re over the age of 50, you now have decades-worth of experience in health trends that have come and gone. Thankfully, with age comes the wisdom to know that not all trends are created equal, and very few actually merit a jump on the bandwagon. Yet experts say there are a handful of health trends that have stood the test of time—while also being especially beneficial to adults over 50. Read on to learn the six health tips that could help transform your health as you age, according to doctors.   1. Hack your sleep. No matter your age, getting enough high quality sleep is a crucial part of a healthy lifestyle. However, a recent study found that adults over the age of 50 who got inadequate amounts of sleep were 30 percent more likely to suffer from multiple chronic diseases. That’s why, if you’re over 50, you should plan to get between seven and nine hours of sleep each night, using whatever tools are at your disposal. This could mean investing in a white noise machine, upgrading your mattress, cutting caffeine earlier in the day, or […]
Apr 01

Don’t neglect your workout in winter! 7 tips to stay motivated

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Cold weather may be taking a toll on your motivation to work out regularly. So, if you’re wondering how to exercise in winter, follow these tips.   The greatest way to enjoy winter is to be warm inside a blanket. You cannot, however, do that always. You need to get up and exercise! But this also seems to be tough! So, to stay on track and exercise regularly in winter, you only need a little motivation to avoid feeling lethargic. Here are a few tips mentioned below which can help. Vaneeta Batra, a transformational life coach, fitness enthusiast, and happiness guru, shared a list of tips that can help you get rid of winter stiff body and can keep you motivated as the weather gets cold! Batra says, “The winter season can indeed be very disruptive to people’s exercise routine and even the most dedicated exercise enthusiasts can have a hard time in winter. But you don’t have to let the cold weather put an end to your fitness routine because we’re here revealing a few simple but effective tips which can help you stay on track.”   7 tips to keep yourself safe, healthy, and active in winter:   […]
Apr 01

Three Easy Tips for Staying Healthy this Winter

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Staying healthy in the winter can be challenging as respiratory illnesses, holiday indulgences, and the lack of sunlight can leave us feeling lethargic and unmotivated. However, there are concrete steps you can take to fight the winter blues and stay healthy all season long. The number of people with illnesses like respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), flu, and COVID-19 increase in the winter months due to changes in weather, atmospheric pressure, and limited daylight hours. All of these facts pose a serious challenge to staying mentally and physically at our best in the winter.   Battling the winter health blues   1. Hand hygiene Washing your hands is the best way to prevent illness and stay healthy. You should also minimize the number of times you touch your face. The CDC recommends washing your hand with ample soap for at least 20 seconds. You should wash your hands after using the bathroom, before touching food, leaving a public place, or anytime they have been soiled.   2. Get more light — real or artificial Research shows that time spent in nature and sunlight has significant mental and physical health benefits. Unfortunately, sunlight can be in short supply in many parts of […]
Apr 01

How exercise can keep you young

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We know that exercise can help you live longer but follow the advice here and you may find that it will also help you stay young   While explorers and scientists have long searched for the fountain of youth, it turns out that it’s been in front of us all along—exercise. There are countless studies that confirm frequent physical activity can help reduce the risk of certain diseases and prevent some of the problems that come with age. But can exercise go even further, and simply prevent us from ageing at all? In some ways, it can, but we have to focus on specific types of training. Here we explain what they are. A recent paper published in the journal Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition & Metabolic Care addresses the issue of exercise and ageing, covering the latest findings on the levels and types of exercise that can lead to living longer and keeping our bodies young. “Meeting the currently recommended amounts of leisure time physical aerobic activity of moderate intensity of at least 150 min/week provides most of the longevity benefit,” writes author Bente Klarlund Pedersen. “Performing three to five times the recommended physical activity minimum reaches the maximal […]
Apr 01

How Do You Choose the Best Time to Do Yoga?

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When a beginner decides to practice yoga, he or she may wonder what time of day is best for yoga. Many yoga enthusiasts recommend that you start your morning with yoga because it energizes your body and mind. You might also hear some people telling you that evening or before bed is ideal because yoga is a form of stress-relieving practice that removes all tension between the mind and body. The best time to do yoga is when it fits into your schedule and matches your body’s rhythms. The experts can give you some ideas about the best time for yoga, but in the end, it’s up to you!   Morning Yoga Some yogis believe that first thing in the morning is the best time for asana practice. They say that early morning sunlight, especially if it’s filtered through a tree’s leaves or through a window, has a calming effect on one’s mind and body. For many people, the morning is a great time to do yoga. They feel more energetic and clearheaded throughout the day. If you have a predictable schedule, it may be easier for you to stick with a morning routine. Some people find that they have […]
Apr 01

10 exercises to improve your body and mind

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Whether you’re after the physical or mental health benefits of exercise- or both, there’s an activity for everyone. Personal trainer Andrew Cate gives us his 10 picks of the best exercises for body and mind. Exercise is activity requiring physical effort – generally making your muscles work and requiring your body to burn calories. Exercise may be carried out with a focus on sustaining or improving health and fitness, or as a means of physical rehabilitation. Or you may even exercise passively, without even knowing it – walking and household chores are classic examples. There are plenty of other types of exercise, like running and hiking, to social activities like dancing and golf, right through to organised team sports like netball and hockey.   Benefits of exercise We all know there are benefits to regular exercise – otherwise we might just sit on the couch all the time! The better known benefits of exercise generally revolve around weight management and toning up. Along with diet, exercise is a key component of increasing metabolism and losing weight. But there are many more advantages to exercising than just helping us to slim down.   Physical benefits of exercise Here are 5 additional […]
Apr 01

How to eat responsibly: tips and tricks on sustainable living

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To look around at all the health articles, tips, tricks, listicles and books, you’d think health was an extraordinarily complicated matter—and must arise from some elusive combination of interval training, crossword puzzles, and avocados. But it’s not actually that complicated. In fact, what science knows to contribute to health is just a simple handful of things: We should exercise, eat well, sleep enough, avoid toxins, and take care of our mental health. All the other bits of advice generally fall within these five categories. Of course, there are some things that are outside of our control, like genetic predisposition and autoimmune disease. But of the part that we do have control over, the behaviors that define health aren’t all that complex. And it’s why public health experts are so frustrated with all the extraneous and needlessly complicated information floating around these days. “There are so many false narratives today (fake health news) that people genuinely are confused,” says David L. Katz, founding director of the Prevention Research Center at Yale University and the True Health Initiative. Some people may not know what to do, and others, even if they know what to do, may not have the means to do […]
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