I Can Do the Hard Things…
Former US President Theordore Roosevelt’s wise words:
“Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty…I have never in my life envied a human being who led an easy life. I have envied…
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Time to Stop Child-Hood Obesity…
Obesity and overweight conditions in children has grown considerably and become a serious health problem. In fact, childhood obesity has doubled in children and quadrupled in young adults in the past 30 years alone. Unfortunately, although obesity is easy to…
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Examine Your Priority List…
Without a doubt, the most powerful way to make important changes in our lives is to spend time identifying our values and priorities and then adjust them based on whether they move us towards our goals or keep us from…
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Your Aerobic Capacity and Exercise
How many times have you begun an intense exercise program only to stop at some point?
If you’re like most, that answer is in multiples.
Although it is possible for all of us to begin again at any time, that…
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Exercise – The Best and Cheapest Medicine
Every minute of everyday, life or death decisions are made terms of what you choose to put into your body and how you choose to use it.
You are the only chance your body has to remain healthy. If you…
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Strength Training is Key to Healthy Longevity
Seeking the ever elusive fountain of youth? You’re not alone. “Looking younger” is big business and anti-aging remedies and procedures are increasingly in high demand.
Superficial changes such as mini face lifts, glasses, and changing the color of one’s hair…
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The Goals of an Anti-Aging Lifestyle…
Not surprising, in this age of instant information, more and more, people are focused on obtaining a healthy and youthful life – the good life. In other words, the search for quality old age is on.
Without a doubt, it’s…
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The Value of Strong Core Muscles…
Our bodies once received enough physical activity simply through the act of survival. It was natural and built into our daily actions/needs, and provided an automatic way for us as humans to be fit.
But times have changed.
How many…
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Sedentary Lifestyles are Harming Our Children
It’s a sad but true fact that childhood obesity has more than tripled in the last three decades.
Just 30 years ago diabetes was viewed as an “old” person’s disease. Not any longer.
The real, but sad truth is, young…
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Your Omentum and Belly Fat
Most people have no idea that they have a physical organ in their belly that is responsible for storing fat.
Measuring approximately 14 inches in length and 10 inches in width, this layer of fatty tissue is called the omentum.…
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