The Best Flat Abs Moves for Men .

Bicycle

You want four to eight key moves in each workout. Be sure to target the upper and lower abs, the oblique muscles along your sides, and the back. The “bicycle” is one of the best. Lie on your back and “pedal” in the air. Raise one shoulder as if trying to touch the opposite knee. Repeat on the opposite side for two sets of 12 reps. Keep your elbows back and your lower back on the floor.

Classic Crunch

The crunch is a classic because it works. Lie on your back, knees bent and feet flat on the floor. Put your hands behind your head, elbows facing out. With your low back on the floor, use your ab muscles to lift your upper body as far as you can. Hold the pose, then slowly return to the floor. Do three sets of 10-12 reps. Rest for 30 seconds in between all ab exercises.

Reverse Crunch
The reverse crunch targets the lower abs, which are tough to tone. Keep your arms at your sides, palms down. Use the abs to lift the legs, bringing the knees directly over the hips. Contract the abs further and raise your hips and lower back off the mat, knees toward your face. Hold briefly before lowering back to the mat. Don’t let your feet touch the floor. Do three sets of 10-12 reps.

Wood Chop
Grab a dumbbell, medicine ball, or cable weight system. Choose enough weight to work the muscle to fatigue within 12 reps. Kneel on one knee with the other foot forward. Use both hands to lift the weight up over your shoulder, on the foot-forward side. Don’t turn your torso. Slowly lower the weight to opposite hip. Head, hips, and torso should face forward at all times. Do eight to 12 reps before switching sides.

Trunk Rotations
Choose a medicine ball or dumbbell. In a sitting position, lean back slightly and engage the abs, with your knees bent and heels touching the floor. Hold the weight close to your body and slowly twist your torso to one side. Pause briefly before rotating to the opposite side. Contract the abs deeply as you twist. Work up to three sets of 12 reps.

Dumbbell Fly
To look good shirtless, you’ll want chiseled pecs along with flat abs. Here’s a move that targets both areas. Sit on a stability ball holding dumbbells. Walk your feet forward and lie back until your head and upper back rest on the ball. Hold the dumbbells directly above your elbows. Tighten the abs and push the dumbbells straight up. Slowly swing the arms out and in — extended but not locked. Do three sets of 8-12 reps.

Front Plank
As you build steely abs, it’s important to be sure your back keeps pace. The plank gets the job done. Lie on your stomach with your forearms on the floor. Keep the elbows bent and under your shoulders. Use your core muscles to lift your torso and thighs off the floor, tightly contracting your butt and your abs. Hold for five and work up to 30 to 60 seconds before lowering to the floor. Do three sets, resting 20 to 30 seconds in between. Stop immediately if you feel any lower back pain

Abs and Back: Bird-Dog
Kneel on your hands and knees with your fingers facing forward. Tighten the core muscles and raise the right leg until it is parallel with the floor, not higher than the hip. At the same time, raise the left arm until it is parallel to the floor. Hold briefly, then lower to starting position and repeat on the other side. One rep includes a full cycle of both sides. Do three sets of 8-12 reps.

Abs and Legs: Knee Tucks
This move starts with your stomach on a stability ball, hands and feet on the floor. Engage the abs. Now walk your hands forward until you form a rigid plank, ankles resting on the ball. Don’t let the low back sag. Slowly, tuck your knees into your chest. Hold briefly, then slowly return to a plank position. Expect the ball to roll forward and back with your moves.

Abs and Butt: Glute Bridge
If you’d like your rear view to be as buff as your abs, try this move for sculpting the gluteal muscles. Lie on your back with your knees bent and feet hip-width apart. Contract your abs and glutes as you raise your hips off the ground. Press your heels into the floor and avoid arching your back. Inhale and slowly lower yourself to the ground. Repeat for 12 to 15 reps.

Abs and Butt: Frankensteins
Stand with your arms at your sides, feet hip-width apart. Tighten your abs and raise your right knee up toward your chest. Keeping the knee high, try to cross your right leg over the left. Avoid rotating the left hip. Now bring your right leg back toward the right side of the room, opening the right hip. Return to starting position. Do five to 10 reps on each side.

Abs and Butt: Side Plank
Side plank is a great way to work both the obliques and glutes. Lie on your right side, placing the right elbow on the floor directly under the shoulder. Keep the legs straight, with the left leg resting directly on top of the right. As you contract your waist and glutes, raise your hips and knees. Keep the right foot in contact with the floor. Hold for five to 20 seconds. Rest for 30 seconds and repeat. Then switch sides.

Abs and Legs: Lunge
The lunge is a great multitasking move — it targets the abs, butt, quads, and hamstrings all at once. With feet together, slowly lift the right leg and step forward, placing your right foot firmly on the floor. Lower the hips until your right thigh is parallel with the floor. Make sure your knee doesn’t push forward in front of your toes. Slowly return to standing. Aim for eight to 12 reps and repeat on the other side.

Ab Routine That Works
For best results, do a targeted ab routine two or three times per week, resting at least one full day between workouts. Don’t try to do all the moves in this slideshow in one workout. Pick four to eight moves for each session, and spread the work across different muscle groups. To keep your muscles challenged, mix up the moves every few days or weeks. If you’re 45 or older or have a medical condition, check with your doctor first.

Food for Flat Abs: Lean Meat
To trim enough belly fat to reveal your developing abs, you’ll probably need to cut back on calories. But that doesn’t mean giving up red meat. Lean cuts of pork, lamb, or beef are loaded with protein to help you stay full longer. They also contain an amino acid that may help burn fat while preserving muscle. A healthy portion is about the size of your fist.

Food for Flat Abs: Whole Grains
There’s good evidence that eating plenty of whole grains and fiber can help you have a healthy body weight. Get more whole grains by stirring shredded wheat into your favorite cereal, by making your sandwiches with whole-grain bread, or by ordering your sushi with brown rice.

Food for Flat Abs: Greek Yogurt
In a study in the International Journal of Obesity, dieters who ate nonfat yogurt lost almost twice as much belly fat as those who didn’t eat yogurt. If you find ordinary yogurt isn’t a satisfying snack, try the Greek variety — it’s thicker and has more protein.

Food for Flat Abs: Good Fats
Fat is not off the menu when you’re trying to lose weight. You need some fat to help you build muscles. Just make sure it’s the right kind. Sources of good fats include avocado, nuts, olive oil, and fatty fish, such as salmon.

Food for Flat Abs: Fruits, Veggies
Fruits and vegetables should take up half your plate. Aim for a wide range of colors to nourish your body with an assortment of plant-based nutrients. These phytochemicals are good for your heart and fight some types of cancer. Plus, filling up on veggies may help you cut back on higher-calorie foods.

Supplements for Flat Abs
Who wouldn’t love a pill that delivers ripped abs? Before you buy, do your research. Some research says fish oil pills help with weight loss, but other research says they don’t. One supplement that does show promise is conjugated linoleic acid (CLA). In one study, taking CLA for six months reduced fat deposits in the legs and belly. Caffeine may help boost the body’s ability to burn fat. Check with your doctor before taking any weight loss supplements.

 

Exercise Precautions for People With Heart Disease

Discuss any exercise plans with your doctor.

-Review your exercise routine with your doctor regularly.

-Try to change your activities by starting out at a lower level today ( do not exercise if you are feeling very overtired).

-Avoid heavy lifting, pushing heavy objects, and chores such as raking, shoveling, mowing, and scrubbing.

-Avoid even short periods of bed rest after exercise since it reduces exercise tolerance.

-Avoid exercising outdoors when it is too cold, hot, or humid whereby cause fatique or interfere with circulation.

-Avoid extremely hot and cold showers, saunas, steam rooms, and hot tubs after exercise.

-Do not go up steep hills during exercise, whenever possible.

-Take slow pace when going uphill to avoid working too hard.

-Reduce your activity level if your exercise program has been interrupted for a few days (for example, due to illness, vacation, or bad weather). Then, gradually increase to your regular activity level as tolerated.

-Do not ignore pain. If you have chest pain or pain anywhere else in your body, do not continue the activity.

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Tips – Exercise for Those With High Blood Pressure – Part 1

A) Regular exercise helps lowering high blood pressure. Inactive lifestyle is one risk factors for heart disease. Regular exercise hepls:

-Strengthen heart and cardiovascular system.
-Improve oxygen circulation.
-Improve heart failure symptoms.
-Increase energy levels.
-Increase endurance.
-Improve muscle tone and strength.
-Improve balance and joint flexibility.
-Strengthen bones.
-Help reduce body fat and help you reach a healthy weight.
-Help reduce stress, tension, anxiety, and depression.
-Boost self-image and self-esteem.
-Improve sleep.
-Make you feel more relaxed and rested.
-Make you look fit and feel healthy.

B) How Do I Start Exercising?
Always check with your doctor first. Some questions to ask:

-How much exercise in a day?
-How often to be done in a week?
-What exercise to do?
-What activities to avoid?
-Should I take my medication(s)?

C) What Type of Exercise Is Best?
3 basic types:

Stretching
Stretching the arms and legs before and after exercising can help prepare the muscles for activity and helps prevent injury and muscle strain. Regular stretching may also increase your range of motion and flexibility.

Cardiovascular/aerobic
Steady physical activity using large muscle groups-this strengthens the heart and lungs and improves the body’s ability to use oxygen. Over time, aerobic exercise can help decrease your heart rate and blood pressure and improve your breathing.

Strengthening exercises are repeated muscle contractions (tightening) until the muscle becomes tired.

D. Examples of Aerobic Exercises
– walking, jogging, jumping rope, bicycling (stationary or outdoor), cross-country skiing, skating, rowing, high or low-impact aerobics, swimming, and water aerobics.

E. How Often Should I Exercise?
In general, to achieve maximum benefits, you should gradually work up to an aerobic session lasting at least 20 to 30 minutes, at least three to four times a week. Exercising at least every other day will help you keep a regular aerobic exercise schedule.

F. Avoid Over Exercise

-Gradually increase an activity level.
-Commence exercise at least an hour after meal.
-Have a five-minute warm-up before activity and a five- to 10-minute cool-down afterwards.
-Exercise at a steady pace.

 

Tips to Motivate Exercise

1. Be Realistic

Do not set unrealistic goals that are too ambitious. Often going for maximum goals tend to get overwhelmed. Set achiveable goals i.e like exercising 20 to 30 minutes two or three times a week.

2. Progress Tracking

Remember to chart your progress. Seeing incremental improvements, whether it’s improved time, increased reps, or greater frequency of workouts, can boost your exercise motivation.

3. Don’t be Perfectionist

Just prepared to deal mentally for any setbacks-expect that you’ll get sick or miss some days for exercising. Prevent injuries ; by warming up, cooling down, stretch appropriately.

4. Do Not Compare

Don’t compare yourself to others- do not let them deter you from your goal.

5. Get Support

From Anyone who will encourage you to stay on track and focus.

6. Have Fun

If you’re not the gym type, walk around the neighborhood, activities around the house, ie walking up and down stairs or dancing with the stars in your living room.

7. Break Them Up

Split in small sessions ie. if you don’t feel like exercising for an hour on any given day, do three sessions of 20 minutes each.

8. Make It Convenient

If you are time-pressed, dont rush to a gym. Try exercising at home instead. If you’re too tired to work out at the end of the day, do it the morning.

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Timex T5K753 Ironman Easy Trainer GPS

Why we love the Timex Ironman Easy Trainer GPS
The Timex Ironman Easy Trainer GPS is the next generation Timex Marathon GPS. The Easy Trainer operates on the Ironman platform meaning an enhanced easy-to-use menu system, 5 interval timers and durable design.

The lightweight and durable Timex Ironman Easy Trainer GPS features SiRFstarIV GPS Technology delivering pace, speed and distance data with 5-segment interval timer, 30-workout memory, data review mode, calories burned, customizable alarms and hands-free auto-split based on distance.

What’s in the Box:
– Timex Ironman Easy Trainer GPS Watch
– USB Charging Cable
– Quick Start Guide
Available Models:
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Key Features
Fast and accurate GPS – powered by SiRFstarIV
Pace, speed and distance – live or average data
30-workout memory
5 Interval timers
Calories burned
Hands-free auto split based on distance
Data review mode
Customizable alarms
English or metric units
Two time zones – manual settings or world time selection (106 cities)
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Tips At A Glance

Everyone is unique, but here are some basic things that all humans need for good health. Incorporate some these little habits into your life, and you might see great changes.

NUTRITION

-Reduce consumption of processed foods and simple carbs
-Eat seasonal, local, and organic foods when possible
-Try to reduce your meat consumption, and increase your vegetable consumption
-Drink as much water (in ounces) as half your body weight (in pounds) each day (e.g. 100 lb person should drink 50 oz of water)
-After each coffee/soda/alcoholic beverage, drink the same amount of water (since these beverages remove water from the body)
-Take a bioavailable multivitamin (with nutrients derived from food sources)
-When stressed or injured, take B-complex vitamins to support your healing and stress pathways

EXERCISE
-Make sure to fully mobilize your body every day
-Do moderate weight-bearing or resistance exercise three times per week
-Include stretching as an integral part of your exercise regimen
-Do spinal stretches every day to keep your spine in motion
-Take regular walks to improve joint motion, bowel function, and restful sleep

REST
-Take a ten minute break every few hours
-Do something you enjoy every day
-Go to bed before 11pm — this timing optimizes hormonal balance and tissue repair
-Sleep on your side with your head/neck level with the rest of your spine
-Change sleeping positions throughout the night
-Try sleeping with a pillow between your knees
-Stop drinking liquids two hours before bedtime, to avoid waking up for the bathroom
-Keep a regular sleep schedule to achieve the deepest rest
-Recognize that resting is doing something — without rest your body cannot recover from daily demands

ENVIRONMENT
-Cleanse the air in your home and office (keep ducts free of dust, replace A/C filters, grow indoor plants)
-Minimize your time in noisy environments
-Perform an ergonomic review of your home and office spaces; make layout changes to support what you do everyday
-Change your bed linens once a week
-Work to minimize physical “clutter” in your life spaces

BALANCE
-Focus on changing one bad habit at a time, and forgive yourself for lapsing occasionally
-Make time to work and play, to produce and create, to spend with others and with yourself.
-Take a time management class to learn how to schedule time for all aspects of your life (including play and rest)

PURPOSE
-Consider meditation or other forms of personal reflection, to identify and strengthen your relationship to your inner goals
-Make sure to allocate some of your time to doing what makes you feel truly satisfied
-Choose a direction and set your intention in motion, even if only in small increments

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Tips Relieving Muscle & Eyes Stress

There are 3 simple tips to avoid muscle stress due to prolong computer usage.

1. Inhale slowly. Turn your neck to the right and then back to the original direction while releasing the breath slowly. Repeat five times to the right and left.

2. Then take a deep breath as she slowly looked up at the ceiling and then look down slowly until your chin reaches the body while releasing the breath. Repeat five times.

3. Start with a round chin bow to your body, move your head to the right shoulder, then move to the back, next to the edge of the left shoulder and back to normal position. Perform five times round the right, and then change the direction of the round left.

3 step simple eye exercises:

1. Move both eyes to the right and left side without moving the neck and head. Repeat five times.

2. Move the eyes up and down without moving the neck and head. Repeat five times.

3. Next concentrate on one point of view and move the eyes in a circular motion clockwise five times. Change the direction of movement of the pupil in anti-clockwise five times as well.

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Choosing Eyewear

Oval face can most of times fots into any eyewear shapes.

2. Round shape face – the choice of glasses with rectangular-shaped frame or box that has a sharp corner would be adviseable.

3. Square jaw face- choose oval, round, cat eye, or other frames with angular shapes that tend to curve. Do not not choose square frames.

4. Heart shape – choose slim frames or lens, which extends to the bottom to disguise the cheekbones. Frameless glasses are the best.

5. Triangular face – cat’s eye glasses frame or a widened over.Choose cat’s eye glasses frame or a widened upwards.

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Simple Pharmacists’ Recommendations

Quality years is about trying to help your body maximise is function, maximise its processes that we depend on day in day out.

1- Start it all from beginning, vitamins eating right is life long habit.
2- Th echoices you make in you 20s, 30s will definitely have impact on your 60s & 70s.
3- B-complex is recommended as we get lesser B-12 when we age and we get less uptake it from out intestines as we get older. So its important that we get enough so that we can actually absord it.
4- Any adult over time will probably struggling bone density as we age our bones tend to get on the brittle side.
5. Vitamin-D is good for building our bones with calcium.So if we done enough calcium in our blood, our body will take our calcium from our bones, thats the start of osteoporosis, the weakening of bones.

(Osteoporosis (“porous bones”, from Greek: οστούν/ostoun meaning “bone” and πόρος/poros meaning “pore”) is a progressive bone disease that is characterized by a decrease in bone mass and density which can lead to an increased risk of fracture.)

6. Get down on your workouts so that those bones can get more dense.

7. The proper diet, exercise, reduce stress, vitamins/supplement intakes is part of process to achieve maximum output form our bodies.

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10 Foods Good For Hair Beauty And Health

10 Foods Good For Hair Beauty And Health

Like your body, your hair also needs sufficient protein, vitamins, minerals and oils for health. In addition to the treatment of superficial hair salon, hair health and beauty starts from within. Prepare yourself and make a note to a nearby supermarket, here is a list of the most beneficial food for your hair beauty.

1.Salmon
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Salmon is not only rich in protein, it is also rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin B6 and B12 that will produce red blood cells and then delivers oxygen to the follicles.

How much is needed?
Approximately 4 to 5 ounces, two or three times a week.

2.Flaxseed
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Flaxseed is rich in lignans, a plant-based chemicals that act as antioxidants. In fact it is also useful as a hair nourishing fatty acid content as plants found in it.

How much is needed?
Blend it until completely dissolved and mix with your salad in quantity of one tablespoon per day.

3.Organic eggs
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Enriched with protein, organic eggs contain a lot of vitamin B5, B12 and D and sulfur minerals needed a booster hair.

How much is used?
1 intake a day is sufficient for calories and health of your hair.

4. Lentils
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Lentils provide three types of resources essential B vitamins that bioton, folate and vitamin B6. Similarly, protein, iron and zinc, which acts as an anti-inflammatory.

How much is needed?
1 cup, three or four times a week.

5. Olive oil
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Polyphenols found in olive oil to control inflammation, which can damage your hair follicles more so when you get older. In addition, olive oil is rich in healthy fats.

How much is needed?
Mix in a salad or use it as a sauce on the bread, one tablespoon per day is sufficient

6. Organic beef
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Organic beef is taken cows that are reared nutritionally environment whereby they are fed with naturals from fresh grass and herbs, grains, agricultural wastes and more. Sirloin provides the most iron than any other food item where it is absorbed and processed properly by the body.

How much is needed?
Four ounces per week is sufficient.

7. Cabbage
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Folate, vitamin B is the foundation that helps nourish the hair cells and acts as the main star ‘of all types of food found in this list. It should be noted, folate deficiency contributes to hair loss and gray hair problem. Cabbage contains iron and key minerals like magnesium and zinc.

How much is needed?
Two cups per day.

8. Kuinoa
This plant is very rich in biotin, a vitamin B complex which is known to strengthen weak hair. This protein-rich grain is the right choice and very good to all, especially those who are sensitive or allergic to gluten.

How much is needed?
3/4 cup per day.

9. walnuts
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Besides being a favorite snack, walnuts are very good and beneficial to the hair as it is rich in zinc and fatty acids.

How much is needed?
Given the ‘snacks’ of your favorite rich in calories, it means you have to limit your intake to 1/4 cup only in the day.

10. Greek yogurt
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Consuming yogurt varieties are characterized as intelligent alternatives compared yogurt containing sweeteners, colorings and flavors offered at any supermarket. High calcium content in the non-greek yogurt sweetened the good bacteria that help digestive and stimulate the immune system. Did you know that a little lack of robust immune system will contribute to hair loss?

How much is needed?
1 cup a day.

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Calories Knockout

Just a few minutes a day, and you become the owner of a slim and slender body using this secrets of powerful, high-intensity workout.

Boxers and some martial arts can ideal training in this regard as this usually involves exercises that developing strength and stamina, speed of movement and the ability to maintain balance, speed of response and limit mental focus.

This will result in a stunning knockout body muscle relief.

WARM-UP
(approximately 10-15 minutes)

Perform each exercise for 30-60 seconds, three exercises constitute one cycle, you will take three to five cycles.

Jumping Rope: jump on the spot with real or imaginary rope. You can alternate with the usual jumping alternately on the left and right leg high (heels almost touch the buttocks) and jumping high knee lifting.

Puppet: jump from fully extending his arms and legs.

Running on Empty: while jogging on the spot tried to lift his knees as high as possible.

SHADOW-BOXING
(approximately three minutes)

Support form with a series of strikes , each kick is in a boxing stance.

Jab
Jab and another jab with the same hand .
Jab, cross
Jab, cross and uppercut (can blow with the knee)
Jab, cross and hook Front
Rear hook, uppercut long, cross.

The main part of the training

approximately 18-24 minutes)

Cardio round: jumping rope ( with different types of jumps you met during workout ) .

Boxing round: repeat a series of blows Combat Shadow , pay maximum attention to the speed and intensity of the movements .

Round power and functional loads : perform 5 reps of each of the following exercises until you finish up .

Burpoe : squat from the starting position , standing up against the palms on the floor , throw legs back and accept the emphasis lying , make a short pause, and jump back to the previous position , rise and repeat the sequence of movements .

Prisoner squats: feet shoulder width apart, hands behind head, elbows out to the side watching. Squat without changing hand position, try not to lean forward. Due to the thigh muscles back to the starting position and repeat the squat.

Jumping squats: original standing position, arms at your sides or crossed in front of him, knees slightly bent. We jump, land in squat and immediately start the next jump. From hands help yourself to keep a balance, place the center of gravity on an imaginary axis passing through the thorax and heel.

Combinations: repeat a series of blows Combat Shadow, pay maximum attention to the speed and intensity. In this round can arbitrarily select Left or right hand rack.
Repeat round power and functional loads: Burpoe squats prisoner squat jump, pushups.
Combinations: repeat a series of blows from Combat Shadow, pay maximum attention to the speed and intensity.

HITCH

(about two minutes)

At the final stage of training perform a series of blows: jab, cross, hook and uppercut of 5 reps in each rack. Focus on technique, performing all the motions in full, but a low rate.

Auxiliary exercises
Boxers burn calories and train endurance using high-intensity interval training speed. Perform these exercises in the days free from boxing workouts (outdoors or on a treadmill), and you’ll definitely be able to build a muscular body.

JOGGING
keep calm, comfortable pace for 20 minutes.

Sprint: with a maximum speed of about two hundred meters, then rest for a minute and repeat 5-6 times.

Walking or jogging: the final cool down phase for about 5 minutes.

 

Anti-Aging Health

Antioxidants

How to stay young and healthy daily

To stay young and healthy, it is important to take a balanced and responsible supply, while respecting a healthy lifestyle. Certain natural biological substances can also be of great help.

A balanced and responsible supply

Balance diet is the best tips to stay young and healthy. For food retains its beneficial effect on the body, please note basic tips below

1) Eat less. We generally eat too much, see too much. Reduce food intake is to reduce the rate of metabolic reactions,less process and less fatigue.

2) Take less sugars. We store little sugar in the body and, therefore, becomes any excess fat. Furthermore, a poorly regulated blood sugar induces the appearance of the metabolic syndrome.

3) Reduce your consumption of fat meat, cheese and butter. Though rich in omega 6 fatty acids, excess of those can cause inflammation, decrease blood flow and restrict the arteries. In addition, excess animal fat is one responsible for the appearance of the metabolic syndrome.

4) To offset the excess of omega 6, bring your body with a sufficient amount of omega 3 fatty acids, which we are often largely deficient. Rapeseed, soybean and nuts are rich. These omega 3 fatty acids have opposite effects than omega 6. They fight against inflammation, promote blood thinning and dilate the arteries. It is in fish oil that are the most active omega 3 fatty acids, especially DHA and EPA.

5) Take more vegetable protein . Meat and cheese, they are rich in protein bot also high in fats. In addition, animal proteins generate homocysteine​​, contirbutor to cardiovascular risk factor. So limit your intake of meat and cheese.

Vegetable proteins contain less methionine than meat and therefore generate less homocysteine​​, and, they do not contain saturated fats.

Beans and lentils are a good source of protein. Fermented soy as tofu, mixed vegetables is hihgly recommended.

6) Make fruits and vegetables based on your healthy diet.

They contain lots of fiber that facilitate transit, slows the absorption of fat and sugar, regulate hunger. Fruits and vegetables are important source of bio-absorbable mineral salts and trace elements. Preferable those that are organicly grow. This is because pesticides in non-organic farming has adverse effects on hormone.

7) What we drink is as important as what we eat because we are made up of 70% water. However, as we age, we tend to lose water. Proper hydration is a simple way to stay young. Drink water during and between meals.

A healthy lifestyle

To stay young and healthy, it is also important to adopt a healthy lifestyle.

Best way, do regular physical activity. Our body is made to move. It is the movement that stimulates us, which keeps our muscles, strengthens our skeleton, accelerates blood flow and enhances our mood. Adopt regular physical activity, even moderate, is therefore essential to stay young and healthy. It allows:

– Fight against stress,
– Reduce cardiovascular risk
– Reduce the risk of osteoporosis,
– Reduce the risk of metabolic syndrome,
– Improving the quality of sleep.

30-60 minutes a day of practice is great. Choose an activity that you enjoy.

Walking is cheap activity and the most fun. Walking is also a time of reflection and beneficial for mental relaxation in mind. The physiological rhythm induce excellent anti-stress treatment and aids sleep.

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Swollen/puffy Eyes Causes

Facial appearance which tend to be less attractive or less maintained cause bad influence overallon body appearance. Similarly, the appearance of the eye condition that looks swollen, puffy and light so as to make the overall appearance becomes less appealing. Avoid some of the causes swollen eyes that follows:-

1. Cry – Crying in the long term can cause the eyes become swollen because of fluid accumulation tears too much on the bottom eyelid on the inside. Tear fluid does contain salt which could potentially cause eye became swollen due to the nature of the salt absorbs water in the body.

2. Pickle. Too much and often consume food pickle can also trigger the occurrence of swollen eyes. High levels of salt in food pickle will inhibit the absorption of body fluids and accumulate at the bottom eye bags.

3. Circulatory disorders. Circulatory disturbance in the blood vessels around the eye area can also cause swollen eyes. This will cause the oxygen supply is disrupted or reduced, so breathing skin around the eye is distracted.

4. Eyedrops. Content eyedrops that contain steroids can also cause eye swelling. Content steroids in eye medicine can provide strong pressure on the eyeball, and make the eyes become strained. Eye strain resulting in pressure on the blood vessels in the skin around the eye is increased to make the eyes look swollen and puffy.

5. Eye fatigue. Hours spent in front of the computer where bad lighting and the high concentration of the brain and the eyes will cause eye fatigue due to working too hard.

6. Sleep deprive. Lack of rest can also trigger swollen eye, but usually goes away by itself after doing the best that is bed rest. Disorders of chronic diseases that are more serious health disorder, especially in the liver and heart may also trigger the occurrence of swollen eyes.

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