Category Archives: health & nutrition
Cycling as medicine
Cycling is healthy, convenient, cheap and also good for the environment.
I cycle often: to the train, the shops and the library, and this way I get my recommended
30 minutes of daily exercise.
Thirty minutes exercise a day is sufficient to stay healthy. It seems little, but yet a lot of
people don’t get to it. They are often tempted to take the lift instead of the stairs,
the car instead of the bicycle, the TV instead of the ball.
Movement takes care that less fat accumulate in the blood and prevent that HDL start to dominate.
Also the supply of oxygen takes care of better combustion of fat.With bodily exertion our blood starts to run better and waste products are quicker exposed.
Moving also helps in most cases to lower blood pressure, as a result that there will be less
pressure on the artery walls. In other words: moving keeps your blood clean and your heart and veins in condition.
Another mechanism that plays a roll in the development of cardiovascular disease is stress.
The body produce hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. These hormones take care of uppermost readiness.That is okay for a short period of time, but ongoing stress cause problems.
Chronic stress lead to the same kind of inflammation in the arteries as too much fat.
Activity takes care that we relax physically and spiritually.
The less stress, the better for your heart and veins.
If you think that it is useless to start moving when the process already fully started,
or if the blocking of arteries allready caused a heart attack, got it wrong.
Cycling helps instantly, but if the artery walls are already attacked, half an hour cycling
a day is not enough. It is better to cycle five to six hours a week vigorously, spread over
the week.
People often say that they don’t have time to sport one hour a day.But what is one hour?
If you build-in cycling in your daily schedule, is it a no brainer.
Make a record of all your activities during the week. Do you have to go by car to work,to the shop, or the cinema or can you take the bike as well? Could you bring the children to school on the bike? Could you take the stairs instead of the lift? People often think that cycling cost time, but is that really so? When you cycle, you get fitter physically and mentally.
When you are fitter, you can do more in your day and you can do more things.
Just start and see where your ship strand. There are plenty of changes to unhook.
To persevere is a much greater advanture!
Through the years we have arranged our environment very unhealthy. How can we bend the trend and tempt people to start moving?
I recommend cycling whole-hearted as a dope for life: to promote performance, a habit-forming drug delicious! And you can get it everywhere without a recipe. Free of charge!
Health & Nutrition #65 by Nutrobalance
Edition #65
Exercise and Weight Loss: How Much Time it Takes
to Gain and Lose Muscle Mass
I realize it’s not new information that exercise is important for weight management and health. The hard part is staying consistent. If you’re like most people you’ll find yourself having conversations in your head where you talk yourself out of exercise: “I don’t have time today”, “I don’t feel like it”, I don’t want to get sweaty and have to shower again”. In the beginning you’re motivated and exercise 4-5 days a week for a couple of weeks and then some minor disasters happen at work or home and you exercise only once that week, and then once every two weeks, and pretty soon you aren’t exercising at all. continue reading…..
Why Strength Training is Important Later in Life
Many people believe that as you age your metabolism automatically slows down and the weight creep is inevitable. While this is partially true, there is one important thing you can do to keep your metabolism revving like you were in your thirties. Strength train. Strength training allows you to build and maintain muscle. continue reading……
Eat Your Vegetables! Getting Young Children to Eat Healthy
You can compare a child’s body to a building under construction. A lot of different materials are needed to build it and to keep it in good repair. But a human being is also a kind of machine that’s running. It requires fuel for energy, and other substances to make it work properly, just as an automobile needs gasoline, oil, grease and water. continue reading……
Alcohol Risks vs. Benefits
Previously I’ve addressed the pros and cons in Alcohol Risks vs. Benefits. The other mouthwash video I referred to is Don’t Use Antiseptic Mouthwash, part of a video series on improving athletic performance with nitrate-containing vegetables (if interested, start here: Doping With Beet Juice).
As you can see in my volume 13 DVD listing, I’ve got another video coming up in a few weeks, Breast Cancer Risk: Red Wine vs. White Wine. Make sure you’re subscribed (for free!) so you don’t miss it.
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Healthy Aging
Read about the latest developments in anti-aging science and learn about the secrets that contribute to longevity and happy, healthy aging. click here!
Jamie Oliver’s Recipe of the Day – Incredible nut roast
click here!
Health & Nutrition #64 by Nutrobalance
EDITION #64
HOW STRESS AFFECTS YOUR APPETITE
AND WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT
When you feel stressed it’s a common experience to want to eat a pint of ice cream and equally common to not want to eat anything at all. The stress response is complicated involving many systems of your body. How you react to that response varies from person to person. continue reading….
Breast Cancer and Diet
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women, and its incidence has increased by more than 20 percent worldwide since 2008. A study from Spain shows that women on a high-vegetable Mediterranean-type diet had close to one third the rate of breast cancer when compared to a control group that was only given advice to reduce fat intake (AMA Oncol, January 21, 2016, and JAMA Intern Med, Nov 1, 2015;175(11):1752-60). Mediterranean-type diets are high in plants and contain fish but are low in other animal products. continue reading….
Might Turmeric Help Prevent Alzheimer’s?
There are plenty of anti-inflammatory drugs out there that may reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease, but stomach, liver, and kidney toxicity precludes their widespread use. So, maybe using an anti-inflammatory food like the spice, turmeric, found in curry powder, could offer the benefits without the risks? Before even considering putting it to the test, though, one might ask, “Well, do populations that eat a lot of turmeric have a lower prevalence of dementia?” And indeed, those living in rural India who do just that may actually have the lowest reported prevalence of dementia and Alzheimer’s. continue reading…..
Jamie Olivers’ Recipe of the Day –
Sizzling Chicken Fajitas click here!
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Health & Nutrition #63 by Nutrobalance
Edition #63
Your Guide to Sports Nutrition
If you’re eating before or after a workout, your meal should have plenty of protein, vegetables, and complex carbohydrates – so we’ve rounded up the best recipes and tips to help you eat to perform (and recover) at your best. click here!!!
Love Your Liver: Lessons From Chinese Medicine (TCM)
There is much we can learn from the wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which is at least 6,000 years old. According to TCM,each season relates to specific organs that are more active and in fact going through a “cleansing” process.
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Blood Pressure
Blood pressure is considered a key vital sign. High blood pressure may be the #1 killer risk factor in the world, as it is a risk factor for coronary artery disease, heart attacks, and possibly Alzheimer’s disease. continue reading….
Healthy Living Program
Making health changes takes time and commitment and there are often obstacles along the way. With our maintenance and support program, you get a series of our exclusive E-coaching sessions to get further support while you master your new eating habits and lifestyle changes. click here!!
Fresh Squeezed Nutrition by Lindsey Toth, MS, RD
Lindsey is a leading nutrition expert whose passion is helping others fall in love with food and nutrition. As a media spokesperson, professional speaker, author, blogger, and registered dietitian, Lindsey empowers people to take charge of their health by finding the balance between the pleasure and nourishment in food. meet Lindsey!
Jamie Oliver’s Recipe of the Day -Fantastic tomato & fennel salad with flaked barbecued fish click here!!
Health & Nutrition #62 by Nutrobalance
Edition #62
Eating a high protein breakfast may help you with weight management
You’ve probably heard that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but did you know that the type of breakfast you eat is just as important. New research suggests that eating a higher protein breakfast can help you feel more full and satisfied throughout the day, leading to greater weight loss overall. In a study at the University of Missouri researchers compared the benefits of a normal protein breakfast (milk and cereal) with a high protein breakfast (eggs, dairy, pork) and found that participants in the high protein group reported less feelings of hunger, decreased their daily caloric intake by 400 calories, and lost body fat mass. read it all……
Healthy Eating and Diet Nutrition
Healthy Weight Loss, Fight Lifestyle Diseases
Healthy eating and getting the most nutrition out of your meals is your secret to staying healthy and energized, natural weight loss, and combating lifestyles diseases.
Does the expression, “you are what you eat” ring a bell? Do you know that what you eat and how you prepare your food can affect how you look, how you feel, and how long you live?
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Lowering Your Blood Pressure
Below 120/80 Helps Prevent:
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Stroke
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Heart Attack
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Impotence
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Kidney Failure
…to name just a few of the conditions you may prevent if you lower your blood pressure naturally! continue reading...
Jamie Oliver’s
Recipe of the Day – Salmon & couscous click here!!
More Health & Nutrition by Nutrobalance
Fit with Vitamins
How to save your brain
How to prevent cancer
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The Need for Supplementation
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Health & Nutrition #61 by Nutrobalance
Edition #61
Yoga improves quality of life in patients with
atrial fibrillation
Heart rate, blood pressure also decreased in patients
who did yoga
- Date:
- March 14, 2016
- Source:
- European Society of Cardiology
- Summary:
- Yoga improves quality of life in patients with paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, according to research. Heart rate and blood pressure also decreased in patients who did yoga. read it all.…
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Diet Matters: Clarifying the Link Between Breast Cancer and Eating Patterns
It was June 1982. At a news conference in Washington, a group of internationally recognized scientists had just finished announcing the National Research Council’s report on diet, nutrition, and cancer[1]. The report received extensive news coverage, lots of criticism from the industry most affected by the report’s conclusion and – according to some authorities-the highest number of requests for a report ever released by the august National Academy of Sciences (NAS), our sponsor. continue reading…..
How to gain muscle mass, burn stubborn body fat and make overall body composition improvements
I explain how to properly train on the major compound exercises such as the squat, dead-lift and bench-press and cover why training hard, once or twice a week on these exercises makes losing fat easy whilst maintaining or even building muscle mass. read it all.….
Jamie Oliver’s Recipe of the Day –
Asian Crispy Beef click here!!
Health & Nutrition #60 by Nutrobalance
Edition #60
Mindful Eating for Balance
How would you define the term balanced living? For some people, it may mean that all the necessary “pieces” of their life are in place. Perhaps they are healthy and live with minimal stress, worry, or sadness. Perhaps they have mastered the art of mindful eating and that has positively impacted other areas of their lives. While there is no concrete definition for balanced living, studies have shown that life satisfaction is directly linked to well-being and can be assessed through health, economic, marital, personal, family, social, and job satisfaction. In turn, life satisfaction may motivate people to pursue and reach their goals. continue reading…..
Potential new treatment for prostate cancer
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Date: March 21, 2016
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Source: University of Georgia
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Summary:
Researchers have created a new therapeutic for prostate cancer that has shown great efficacy in mouse models of the disease. The treatment is designed to inhibit the activity of a protein called PAK-1, which contributes to the development of highly invasive prostate cancer cells. continue reading……Food as Medicine: Preventing and Treating the Most Dreaded Diseases with Diet
Dr. Greger has scoured the world’s scholarly literature on clinical nutrition and developed this new presentation based on the latest in cutting-edge research exploring the role diet may play in preventing, arresting, and even reversing some of our most feared causes of death and disability.
continue reading…..Jamie Oliver’s Recipe of the Day
A rather pleasing carrot cake
click here!!
Multivitamins
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