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Thursday, September 5, 2013

Men also Can Natural Eating Disorders, This is Why

Eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia are problems that often occur in women due to dietary errors. But new research shows that men can also suffer from an eating disorder, but the symptoms are not similar.Women who want the ideal body shape and the men who want a muscular body contains, choose a diet by limiting calorie intake. This can put the risk of eating disorders that adversely impact nourishment.Men need to ask themselves a few questions to find out if she had an eating disorder. This is necessary because most men do not realize a small change in their daily life that leads to health problems.Here are 5 list of questions you need to consider to ensure that you have been eating and exercising in a healthy zone, among others:

1. Do you have a specific physical symptoms? 

If after a workout you feel weak, dizzy, and experiencing other serious signs, or after eating you feel panic, despair, and forcing yourself to vomit the food, it shows that you have an eating disorder. 
2. Did you reduce your calorie intake drastically?
Eating disorders can occur if you are on a diet very low in fat or calories without the supervision of a nutritionist. You need calories to be able to move with energy, if the calories in the food you eat very little, your body and your health affected limp.To get a rough idea of ​​the minimum amount of calories you need each day, multiply 25 calories for every pound you weigh. So, if you weigh 175 pounds, you need 1985 calories per day.

3. Are you too extreme exercise? 

Sports are too hard to limit the calories you need to move. If this is done constantly, you tend to lose power and can not even maintain the immune system due to lack of nutrition.

4. Are you obsessed with thoughts about food or your body?

People who spend a lot of time just to think about food, weight, or muscles, may be one sign of an eating disorder. Men with eating disorders tend to wonder if the food is too many and a major effect on his body.

5. Do you have sex less qualified?

Men with eating disorders, more attention to the result of diet and exercise that have lived on body shape. When the body shape is considered not in accordance with what they want, men tend to be less confident in front of her partner.

10 DIET TIPS TO ENJOY THE HOLIDAYS GUILT FREE




10 DIET TIPS TO ENJOY THE HOLIDAYS GUILT FREE

Christmas time really is the most wonderful time of year! I love everything about Christmas! The love & focus on Christ, the joy of giving and gathering with family & friends.

This time of year can be tricky, however, when it comes to eating healthy & staying on track with a clean eating meal plan. It's crazy how easy it is to forget your healthy diet when comforting foods that tantalize our pallets are placed before us, it's like all will-power went out the window…

I personally embrace the season full-heartily, including indulging in the delicious, high calorie meals & desserts when gathered with my wonderful family at my parents beautiful home Christmas Eve. I relax and let my clean eating guard down as I soak up the joyful time with my family.

Eating freely now and again is good for the body, mind & spirit. Allowing your mind to relax and enjoy your childhood memories during the holidays actually comforts the body and mind which connects with your higher self, spirit, doing so balancing your body, mind & spirit to be in harmony which creates inner-peace, contentment and appreciation. It’s also good for the body to refuel its glycogen stores by doing enjoying a festive meal.

It’s also good to have a high carb snack once a week if you’re on a clean diet; however, do so with caution, if you let your guard down too much you’ll find yourself grazing on sugar more often which just unravels all your hard work and self-discipline. Enjoy the holidays by keeping your fitness and healthy eating goals in check. Follow my diet tips to make it through the holidays without gaining weight. Here are my simple no-fail diet tips to ensure you enjoy the holiday’s guilt free!

HOLIDAY DIET TIPS TO KEEP YOU ON TRACK

1.   Embrace the season with love & gratitude!Being positive by having a heart filled with love and gratitude is the fastest way to improve your clean eating willpower. Love & gratitude are the keys to create a harmonious life of joy and wellness.  Focus on achieving your hopes and dreams with thankfulness to the good Lord above.  Doing so will create your life on purpose and will give you the needed fortitude to overcome obstacles which will empower you!

Keeping a positive mental attitude will literally assist in keeping fat away... When you're stressed the body creates a hormone called Cortisol which increases belly fat & unwanted weight gain. That's another great reason to exercise daily - it will lower your stress level too.

2.   Protein & veggies to the rescue! The following day of eating a high calorie meal with your family and friends eat protein and veggies only as well as clean fats, your body will still have an over abundance of glucose in your system so you won’t need any carbs until you feel like yourself again.

Also have a warm detox drink first thing each morning consisting of 1 T of Braggs Apple Cider Vinegar (with mother), 1 tsp raw honey, 1 tsp fresh squeezed lemon juice and a dash of cinnamon in 8 oz of water.  This will jump start your body in removing toxins from the high calorie foods from the night before it will also aid in releasing water retention. I drink this almost daily, I love it and so does my body! 

3.   Exercise each morning for at least 30 to 60 minutes.Make exercise a HIGH PRIORITY! You have to workout to raise your metabolism and to increase lean muscle tissue which also increases your BMI (Body Mass Index) which burns more calories because it takes more energy to fuel muscle mass than it does fat. However, not all exercise produces the same kick-butt results.

To keep your metabolism in over-drive do High Intensity Interval Training for at least 20 minutes post weight lifting, be sure to ALWAYS warm up and stretch before during and after training to train optimally and safely. By exercising regularly you will become happier, healthier, thinner, more care-free, stronger, inner-peace and more confident than ever before! You will also feel better about your body-image & will have more energy to stay more active throughout the day which equates to more calories burned!

Training hard at least 5 days a week will also raise your Basal Metabolic Rate (the calories burned at rest) - so don't forget to exercise even if you're too tired –lock all your no-good excuses out the door of your mind replace them with feelings of. “I GET to exercise!!!” Exercise is a treasured gift that only you can give freely to you!

4.   Portion control is essential to maintain a high BMR.If you struggle with portion control eat on a smaller plate & use a small salad fork. Filling a smaller plate will subconsciously edify the urge for wanting more by visually seeing a full plate filled with delicious foods.  Eating on a smaller plate will also keep extra calories at bay without feeling deprived. And eating with a salad fork will enable you to take smaller bites making your meal last longer. Taking small bites also allows you to relish each morsel and enjoy each bite as well as chew it thoroughly for better digestion.
Fill your plate with lean protein, fresh salads & veggies. And visit with family & friends away from the tempting treats. When going out to eat opt for lean protein, salad & extra steamed veggies instead of rice or a potato. Stay away from the kitchen or meal area when socializing, studies have shown that when we visit around food we eat mindlessly and consume up to hundreds of extra unwanted calories.

5.   Eat protein with every meal - including treats. Protein aids in keeping blood sugar levels balanced, it also is more filling and will sustain your lean muscle tissue by nourishing your muscles with needed amino acids to stay lean & strong. Select treats with the least amount of fats, you can indulge in moderation; don't go hog-wild, if you do your body will quickly remind you why it doesn’t like high-fat, high-calorie foods... You'll soon feel tired and bloated if you're not careful...

6.   Drink 32 oz of purified water before a party or social gathering. Water is my favorite beverage of choice (filled with Liv Sxinney Max). Water not only is highly refreshing but it keeps hunger at bay and it aids in raising the metabolic rate and detoxifies the body which is an awesome bonus! Water will also keep your skin, hair and nails healthier and vibrant. I never leave home without my water bottle & Liv Sxinney, it helps lower my appetite and tastes great, so it’s like having a fancy beverage wherever I go. So remember to drink up throughout the day but especially before going to a festive gathering. (To learn more about Liv Sxinney visit my website, http://livonline.net/LivSxinneyGirl.  You can get 20% OFF your entire order by typing in “Liv Promo Code” at checkout.)

7.   Take digestive enzymes before each meal. Taking digestive enzymes is essential for optimal digestion. Much of the foods we eat are depleted of the needed enzymes for proper nutrition and absorption. Taking enzymes will aid your body in breaking down the foods more efficiently which equals better health and less weight gain in addition to added energy to keep you feeling your best.

8.   Eat a small meal every 3 to 4 hours. Eating every few hours will keep your blood sugars levels and hunger pangs away. When you eat often throughout the day you won't have an insulin drop which induces binging. If you go over 4 hours without eating you'll be more likely to come home after a hectic day and eat the entire pantry & then some! You're more likely to eat way more than usual when you ravenous which will ultimately end up as energy stores - a.k.a. unwanted fat & weight gain. So eat a small meal every few hours to stay in control of your eating habits and to keep your blood sugar level, trust me, your body will thank you for it!

9.   Have your last meal of the day by 7 or 8pm. By eating your last meal by 7 or 8 pm your body will have ample time to digest it properly before bedtime which will aid in a better nights rest to boot. When you have your last meal two to three hours before bed you will feel better mentally and physically. Eat protein, salad, veggies & clean fats (such as fish oil or flax seed oil) for your last meal. Eating carbs at night can lead to fat gain while you sleep because you won’t use the fuel for energy.  Eat complex carbs earlier in the day when you're most active to ensure you use the needed energy to fuel your body to get you through your busy day.

10.        Have fun & enjoy the holidays! Have fun this year by enjoying the holiday season by focusing on the true meaning of Christmas  celebrating the birth of our Savior.  Let go of the drama of the holidays and embrace the spirit of Christmas. Give more without expecting to receive and share your love and happiness with others by being the best you can be.


The happier you are the happier your body will be which means you’ll be in control of your thoughts, emotions and feelings which aids in craving healthy, whole foods to keep your body healthy and lean. Being happy is a choice! Decided here and now to enjoy time with your family and friends by creating lifelong memories together, and by relishing in the real meaning of this joyous holiday season, have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

By following these highly rewarding tips during the holidays you will sail through the holidays without gaining weight and you will feel great too. Embrace your Christmas gatherings with your loved ones with a smile on your face knowing that you are in control and you will have the willpower to eat clean regardless of all the junk food around you as you continue down your blissful fitness journey to success!  

Children with More Fond of Eating Vegetables

Apparently vegetables not only contain vitamins and minerals that are essential for health. The proof is a new study found that vegetables can also increase a person's appetite.

Even just by serving vegetables for dinner makes one think that the people who serve or host is a more thoughtful and attentive.
According to a team of researchers from Cornell University, U.S., put the vegetables in the main menu can also encourage one to believe that his dinner was delicious.
  
In America, only 23 percent of the people who provide vegetables as the dinner menu. That means we need to find some new motivation to encourage parents to serve vegetables as the main ingredients of the diet at home, who was a professor of marketing and consumer behavior from Cornell University.To that end, the study published in the journal Public Health Nutrition 500 respondents included mothers who had at least two children younger than 18 years old and live at home.The child was asked to rate the taste of the four were partially supplemented diet of vegetables and some will not. They were also asked to describe the people who prepare and serve food and to identify their favorite vegetables and serving as what they like to the vegetables.As a result, of the four food served, the addition of vegetables was indeed able to increase the positive response of the child so that the menu served to look more 'complete', 'fun', 'tasty' and prepared with full consideration.
Research questions about favorite vegetables participants also revealed the diversity of preferences of the child, indicating that nearly all children have at least one type of vegetable they like best.These findings reinforce the concept that vegetables make a menu of food served to be more attractive. Moreover, if only to say that vegetables are good for health alone may not be enough. Shows that vegetables are an addition to the pleasure of eating dinner can also be an effective strategy. 

Recommended the addition of a variety of vegetables are offered to children and change the menu according to the age of the child.If parents knew that adding the vegetables on the dinner menu can create menus that look more tempting or attractive and encourage their families to have a better perception of what they consume then maybe they will be more inspired to serve vegetables.

Sweet and Starchy Foods, Not Good For Colon

People who have problems with bowel, should avoid sugary and starchy foods. A diet high in carbohydrate derived from these foods can aggravate the problem and increase the risk of recurrence.According to a new study , colon cancer patients that a diet high in carbohydrates such as sugar and flour, are much more likely to experience a recurrence of cancer than patients who balanced diet. In addition, patients who are overweight or obese, as well as higher risk.High-carbohydrate diet can increase the amount of insulin in the blood and increase the risk of cancer recurrence, it can even lead to death due to the disease. High insulin levels can be obtained when a person eats too many starchy foods and sugar-laden foods.The study included 1011 patients stage III colon cancer who have undergone surgery and participated in follow-up clinical trial of chemotherapy for his illness. Study participants were asked to report the intake of any food he ate during the last 6 months.Researchers also measured levels of total carbohydrate, glycemic index and glycemic load in patients.The results showed that participants with a glycemic load rate and highest carbohydrate intake had an increased risk of colon cancer recurrence by 80 percent.Among patients who were overweight or obese, increasing the risk is much greater. This is due to the high glycemic load may stimulate the body's production of insulin and can increase cell proliferation. So the cancer cells that have died can return rejuvenate.Conversely, people who have problems with the colon must be low-glycemic diet, such as eating nuts, seeds, brown rice, sweet potato, wheat, and fruits.Avoid foods such as potatoes, white bread, instant rice, refined breakfast cereals, and candy because it has a high glycemic index.

3 Reasons Fruits and Vegetables Good for Diet

Fruits and vegetables are foods that are very important and beneficial for our body height, then consuming fruit and vegetables every day is recommended by nutrition experts. And when you undergo a diet program, then vegetables and fruit can help in the success of your diet program. Also have known that fruits and vegetables can change the lifestyle for the better. There are several reasons why the vegetables and fruit you should include in your diet program, among others:
1) They are rich in vitamins
It is recommended by nutritionists that we should all be taking in 3-4 servings of fruit and 5 servings of vegetables every day. Vitamin A, Vitamin B, Vitamin C and Vitamin D are some of the vitamins that fruit and vegetables include. Remember, our bodies need these vitamins to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

2) They are Natural
Fruit and vegetables, especially if they are organic, are 100% natural and are a great source for nutrition intake. As long as they are grown properly and contain no preservatives means that they are completely natural.

3) Helps to control body weight

All year round, especially when leading up to holidays, everyone becomes obsessed with the way that they look and try to control the amount of weight they are putting on/losing. One of the most effective ways to do this is by having the recommended servings of fruit and vegetables a day and reduce the amount of fatty products you are eating. By replacing snacks such as chocolate bars and sweets with fruit or veg will help to ensure you lose the pounds quickly and see fabulous results. As well as looking good, it is also a much healthier diet and will decrease your chances of becoming ill. Head down to your local supermarket where there are a variety of fun healthy foods available such as carrot sticks or fruit bags.

4) Helps to save you money
Most people are trying to save money and one way you can do this is by buying more fruit and vegetables. Most fatty foods such as burgers, crisps and chocolates come at a high price and are often the reason why your food shopping bills can be so expensive. Fruit and vegetables are a lot cheaper than other foods, so cutting out fatty foods and buying more fruit and veg can help you save money!
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