Good Health is Your Greatest Wealth……Virgil
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Whether you exercise because you want to lose weight, or are just trying to be as healthy as you can be, there are guidelines to follow that will help you get to where you want to be. And while diet plays a major part in a healthy lifestyle, …
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Anghella, who weighs 66 pounds, has been put on a modest diet and exercise program. Anghella Torres is just 4 years old, but already she weighs 66 pounds – twice what she should. Because of her excess girth, her little feet constantly hurt from bearing …
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He said they are just extreme ideas — things that could be done in a worst-case scenario — and Fasano said some aren't going to happen, and others won't happen to anywhere near the extent put forth in the DOC budget exercise. …
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New public-private initiative set to change the way we age by encourages exercise, physical activity for older adults. Go4Life will be an essential part of ICAA's Changing the Way We Age® Campaign, a groundbreaking initiative launched in May 2011 to …
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Static stretching or running on a treadmill is the equivalent of the fitness stone ages, move into the 21st century with some more advanced techniques to better prep for your workout or game.
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Not exercising leads to more lack of exercise! Scientists at McMaster University (lead researcher Gregory Steinberg) have found that exercising produces a protein in the muscle called the AMPK gene. When the leg muscle AMPK genes were …
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They are the biggest killers in America: Diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure and heart disease. The most common causes of these deadly conditions are: Physical inactivity, fattening snacks and beverages, obesity, stress, and smoking. The shocking news is that these diseases are so easily preventable.
A frequent cause of blame is the unhealthy food choices people make regularly. It’s okay to splurge once in a while, but it is the habits you follow daily that will determine your overall health. Constantly consuming chips, bacon, cakes, sugary drinks, candy, sausage, and cigarettes will get you nothing but poor health, deadly diseases, and a ticket straight to heaven prematurely.
According to the CDC over 63% (that’s over 180 million) of the US population is overweight or obese and is physically inactive, resulting in tens of millions who have chronic deadly, but preventable, conditions such as high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, and pre-diabetes. Recently the CDC reported that more than 70% (over 1.7 million) of all causes of death in America are caused by only three preventable factors: obesity, sedentary lifestyles, and smoking. The very fact that these factors are easily preventable is heartbreaking.
One of the major contributors to poor health is the excessive consumption of cholesterol. The body produces over 85% of the cholesterol we need and the sugar stores in our liver and muscles remain saturated due to physical inactivity. Because we are largely a couch-potato society and the food we consume every day is loaded with animal-based fats, the extra fat gets dumped into our arteries, belly areas, and under the skin all over our bodies.
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