Kick Your Metabolism Back in Using a “Refeed” Day…
February 18, 2016
Healthy Balanced Eating, Metabolism, Weight Loss
There are a few obstacles/hurdles that must be faced when going about a new diet protocol. Ongoing hunger is one of those and a slowed metabolism (hitting the dreaded “weight-loss plateau) is another.
Let’s look at hunger first. While some…
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Nutrition Tips to Prime Yourself for Success…
January 17, 2016
Habit, Healthy Balanced Eating, Metabolism, Self-Discipline
Sometimes the simplest solutions work the best. When it comes to staying healthy and losing fat there are many simple but effective solutions that are passed over yet when added together are powerfully effective.
Because our daily habits and lifestyle…
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Real Hunger or Hormonal Driven Hunger?
December 23, 2015
Healthy Balanced Eating, Hormones, Metabolism
Obesity is without a doubt an epidemic of sorts worldwide. One of the primary reasons it has become such a problem worldwide is that the appetite control system hormones have been messed with and are no longer balanced and…
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The Two Big-Bang Exercises
September 10, 2015
Anti Aging Exercise, Metabolism, Proper Exercise
Strength training is getting more and more popular in all age groups and without a doubt, it’s the “big bang” exercises that you give you the best results. Two of these exercises that go beyond the norm with results when…
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Strength Training and Seniors
August 5, 2015
Anti Aging Exercise, Metabolism, Proper Exercise, Youthfulness
Strength training is good for everyone…especially seniors.
Wisdom is the reward that seniors enjoy. The experiences of life have tempered them and wisdom is the result.
That’s a good thing.
But aging also presents numerous health and fitness challenges and…
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Get Your Beauty Sleep and Lose that Excess Weight…
May 28, 2015
Depression, Habit, Hormones, Metabolism, Motivation to Exercise, Sedentary Lifestyles, Wellness
Sleep, it does a body well.
Insomnia, on the other hand, breeds cranky moods and confusion and causes the many balanced and working mechanisms in the body to go wonky.
It’s no big secret that people who do not sleep…
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Making the Most of Muscle
March 11, 2015
Anti Aging Exercise, Disease Prevention, Metabolism, Self-Care
Reversing the aging process and winding the biological clock back is a process that appeals to everyone and the anti-aging business is healthier than ever as more and more people jump on the newest potion, lotion, injection, therapy, supplement, pill…
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Healthy Muscles and Healthy Bones Work as a Team
February 4, 2015
Anti Aging Exercise, Depression, Disease Prevention, Metabolism, Sedentary Lifestyles
It wasn’t until recent times that the process of losing muscle and muscle tone during adult life acquired a name, sarcopenia, which simply means “vanishing flesh or muscle tissue.
Sarcopenia is a serious condition marked by a reduction in muscle…
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Proper Exercise is Cellulite’s Enemy
January 29, 2015
Metabolism, Proper Exercise
Cellulite…although kind of “catchy” as a word, is definitely not something that anyone wants associated with their bodies.
In plain, simple terms, cellulite is a type of stored fat tissue. Inside this fat tissue is connective tissue that protects our…
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Conquering Your Exercise Excuses
May 20, 2014
Disease Prevention, Life Success, Metabolism, Motivation to Exercise, Proper Exercise, Self-Care, Self-Discipline, Wellness
If you are like most people, you can probably come up with plenty of reasons (excuses) for why you are not more active.
You’re too young, you’re too old, you’re too busy, you’re too tired or you’re in pretty good…
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