Archive for November, 2009

20 Health Tips That Can Change Your Life

           No time like the present to start thinking about your New Years Goals.Take a look at the below health tips .These can (if utlized) really go along way to begin a healthier life today.Take a small step today for a big difference today!

  1.   Practice good sleep hygiene. Go to bed between 9:30 pm and 10:30 pm when possible.
  2.   Eat a balance of Fat, Proteins, and good Carbs at every meal.
  3.   Beware of Hydrogenated (Trans)-fats read labels carefully stay clear!
  4.   Increase your fiber intake through the best fiber, these are found in fruits vegetable and seeds
  5.   Incorporate a high quality olive oil weekly through eating and topically on skin.
  6.   Eat an organic apple a day
  7.   Eat omega 3  antibotic free eggs
  8.   Consume Green Veggies daily
  9.   Eat grass fed cattle  and wild salmon
  10.   Contemplate what it is that you focus your thought life on daily
  11.    Drink 8-16oz water every morning before you eat  and  go to work
  12.   Drink  a  ½  oz  of water for every pound of weight ex: 160 pound women equals  80oz of water per day.(5 16 oz bottles /day (more if exercising)
  13.   Cut out any sugary drinks or snacks that have corn syrup  on the ingredient list
  14.   Take a high quality EFA daily
  15.   Exercise/Move daily, even if it’s simple stretching to you favorite food TV show, exercise while relaxing
  16.   Never, Ever, Ever Skip Breakfast
  17.   Take Ten quite minutes every morning before rising to focus your days  activities and intention of the day
  18.   Through out the day practice BELLY  BREATHING
  19.   Never Microwave in plastic, Heat food when all possible in the oven.
  20.  Take in 10 minutes daily of unscreened sunshine

November 28, 2009 at 1:05 am Leave a comment

Sports Hydration Tips

The Seven Secrets of Hydration

If you wish for you or your child to perform at a high level, You and , they need to consume fluids. Water For each 1% of body weight lost due to dehydration, your performance slips by about 2%, and a small 2% loss in weight can force your heart rate and body temperature to spiral upward, making strenuous exercise almost impossible to carry out.So what are the rules for fluid intake? How much do you really need and what should your drink be like? To make it easy for you, we have listed the seven rules of fluid intake during exercise below. If you follow these rules, you will keep your body water intact during exercise and perform at a much higher level.

1 . The rate of passage of water from your stomach into your small intestine depends on how much fluid is actually in your stomach. If there is lots of water there, fluid flow from stomach to intestine is like a springtime flood; if there is little water, the movement resembles a lightly dripping tap. Therefore, to increase stomach intestinal flow (and overall absorption of water) you need to deposit a fair amount of liquid in your stomach just before you begin your exercise. In fact, 10 to 12 ounces of fluid is a good start. This will feel uncomfortable at first, so practice funneling this amount of water into your tank several times before actual competition.

2. To sustain a rapid movement of fluid into your small intestine

For more………Read All The Tips Here

November 7, 2009 at 10:27 am Leave a comment

Read The Fine Print Please

It’s In The Fine Print

Ever take a close look at the label of the food you are feeding your kids and yourself? All I can say is open your eyes and start paying attention. Today Americans are in a major health crisis and individually we have some responsibility for the fat mess we are in.  TV entices us to the latest and greatest fast frozen food cuisine, let’s not even go there today about the fast food restaurants and their all out assault on our children and their health…Can you say Happy (Not) Meal

There are even chemicals mixtures they have concocted to be “ better that natural” Fake milk, cheese, butter even egg replacements YUCK..

If you want to know if what you place in your family’s mouth is good for them you better start reading the fine print and understanding what it really says, not what the manufacturer wants you to believe. They use trick little terms like “Natural, and Healthy to throw you off the trail. Because these terms are as yet undefined by the food industry manufactures can use them to mean any little thing their hearts desire in the mean time killing ours.

Sometime the ingredients are so cleverly concealed in tiny print and colors that blend into the packaging that it is near impossible to see it let alone read it

without major help from a strong pair of reading glasses you left at home.   It is no accident you can’t read it; the manufactures don’t want you to.  So form this day forward get yourself a pair of reading glasses just for your purse, keep them there you need to be armed to defend yourself against the manufactures small print antics.

Most packaged foods contain additives yes chemicals that enhance you eating experience and the longevity of the product. There are many I could review but here are a few of the big food additives that have affected so many are  

Aspartame

Aspartame, an artificial sweetener known as Equal, NutraSweet or Spoonful is in lots no sugar candies, gum diet beverages, and snacks.  Consuming this chemical has been  linked to over 92 side effects from headaches , seizures memory loss, dizziness even death. It is reported that airline pilots are not allowed to consume products that have this chemical in them

 MSG

 Monosodium Glutamate is in almost all processed foods. Even in somewhat say clearly no MSG. Its neurotoxin and it can cause a wide variety of symptoms like skin rashes, rapid heart beat, depression it actually makes you want to keep eating. It’s addictive. Yes it can make you fat. Some products /ingredients that have MSG are boullion, broth, malodextrin and any thing that is ultra-pasteurized to name a few of an exhaustive list.

Both Aspartame and MSG cross the brain blood barrier and excite your brain cells to death.

 Artificial Sweeteners

 Splenda(Sucralose) , Sunette (Acesulfame-K) , Saccharin once banned as a carcinogen.

 Hydrogenated or Partially hydrogenated oils

 If the label says no –trans fats check for partially hydrogenated oils. It’s legal to say “no trans fats if there is less than 0.5/ no about is a safe amount.

 Nitrates and Nitrites

 Mostly found in processed meats like bacon, ham. They can cause headaches and dizziness.

 Potassium bromate

 Mostly used in breads and baked goods. It gives a bouncy quality to the product and has been linked as a possible carcinogen. Can cause gastric upset and nervous system issues.

I will write further in the future on these and other poisonous additives

November 5, 2009 at 7:19 am 1 comment


Dr.Lorraine Williams

"All Things Are Possible"

Thought Of The Day

"To live content with small means, to seek elegance rather than luxury, and refinement rather than fashion, to be worthy, not respectable, and wealthy, not rich, to study hard, think quietly, talk gently, act frankly, to listen to stars and birds, to babes and sages, with open heart, to bear all cheerfully, do all bravely, await occasions, hurry never, in a word to let the spiritual, unbidden and unconscious, grow up through the common, this is to be my symphony."
- William Henry Channing

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