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Male Menopause Symptoms & Treatments : Nutrition Tips for Male Menopause

admin — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 14:17:01 +0000

Learn nutrition and diet tips and what foods to eat to help prevent and treat male menopause, including tomatoes and other colorful vegetables with expert medical advice from a trained doctor and scientist in this free online health care video clip. Expert: Dr. Susan Jewell Bio: Dr. Susan Jewell is a British born educated bilingual Asian with a British accent and can speak Cantonese. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

Herbal Vitamins | Herbal Vitamin Supplements

admin — Fri, 21 May 2010 17:18:21 +0000

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Popular Fitness Myths You Should Steer Clear Of – Part 2

pnreddy1 — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 08:50:30 +0000

Fitness myths could seriously derail your fitness goals. We look at some more fitness myths:

Cardio is good for your heart not resistance exercise: Strength and resistance exercises are good for a lot of things including your heart. Have you noticed how you puff and pant after a strenuous set? That is your heart getting a work out from the weights!
Weights will lower my flexibility: It is all those muscle bound hulks you see in the magazines that makes you think so, how could they be flexible you think? But the actual fact is that resistance exercises will improve balance and flexibility of the body.
Strength and resistance exercises take a long time to show results: You can see results in as little as four weeks of resistance training and sensible eating. As soon as you really start to challenge your muscles they will respond by changing!
I am already muscular: It could be that one is mistaking body fat for muscle. Large and firm does not necessarily mean muscular, it could be fat. As we grow older we lose muscle naturally rather than gain it. For women the rate at which muscle is lost actually doubles after menopause.

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Tips For Getting Past The Plateau

pnreddy1 — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 14:15:28 +0000

It is when one has lost a substantial amount of weight, that one hits a plateau.

The weight loss beyond the 10% is what is the more difficult part and with the same amount of effort and caloric restrictions one finds no progress being made.

The problem here is that the body’s defense mechanism against weight loss kicks in which is why you have to:

Increase activity. Not only is it the genes that prevent further weight loss, hormones also have an impact. After menopause women find their metabolism slows down and they find that they expend fewer calories than before. So what was getting results earlier won’t do the job any more. Duration or intensity of workouts would therefore have to be increased.
Track intake: It is easy to lose track of what you eat and drink, with the accent being on drink. Often we don’t take into account calories that may come from beverages and snacks. This is what adds up. However when you keep a scrupulous account of total calories consumed you are more likely to be able to lose weight.
Combine good diet with exercise: understand what when one loses weight and gets smaller, fewer calories than before are required to do the same activities. Also only controlling diet is not easy. It has to be balanced with appropriate activity and exercise. This is because when deprived of calories, the body will burn muscle rather than fat, which is why one needs to maintain a proper balance of exercise and diet control.

Source: TheProvince.com

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