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The Importance of Sl - 0 views

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The un-natural overp - 0 views

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Health eating habits - 0 views

www.art.eonworks.com/...healthy_eating_habits.html eat healthy natural food
shared by Paul McCarlie on 06 Jan 12 - Cached
  • Why eat healthy? Eating the natural foods humans are well adapted at utilizing, enhances ones ability to cope with the reality of every day life. This in essence Good health can lead to a better and more fullfilling life. improves the probability of living a longer, healthier and happier life.
  • Generally, the less a food is processed the better
    • Paul McCarlie
      Paul McCarlie on 06 Jan 12
       
      Non biased, well written article that highlights the problems in western food industry.
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  • Ensure balanced and adequate nutritional intake
  • Health promoting eating habits
  • Eat less - eat what is adequate, do not over eat
  • The more natural and less processed the food, the better its health promoting value
  • Eat when hungry and do not overeat regardless of food.
  • Variety and moderation in diet is important.
    • Paul McCarlie
      Paul McCarlie on 06 Jan 12
       
      Does get a little long winded and boring towards the end.
  • Paul McCarlie on 06 Jan 12
     
    an article that talks about healthy eating habits and types of healthy foods.
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Good Sleep Habits For Teens - ProHealth Care - 0 views

www.prohealthcare.org/...good-sleep-habits-for-teens sleep habits teens
shared by Joti P on 06 Jan 12 - No Cached
  • Good sleep hygiene is important for everyone, from the youngest infant to senior citizens.
  • Teenagers have unique sleep requirements and sleep hygiene.
  • Below is a suggested checklist for teens:
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  • avoid all products containing caffeine (including soda, chocolate, etc.) after 4:00 p.m.
  • avoid alcohol.
  • avoid smoking
  • Keep your teen away from stimulating activities in the late evening such a heavy studying
  • computer games
  • violent or frightening television shows
  • calm family atmosphere surrounding bedtime.
  • Do not let your teenager fall asleep while watching television or videos.
  • establish a regular exercise routine and healthy diet.
  • avoid late afternoon and evening bright light,
  • If allowed to "sleep-in" on the weekends, your teen's body clock will be disrupted, and he or she will have a very hard time waking up on Monday morning.
  • avoid napping
  • a short nap is okay, but limit it to 30 or 45 minutes.
    • Joti P
      Joti P on 06 Jan 12
       
      This site is good in seeing how sleep affects teen life. It seems like a trusted site (.org)
  • Joti P on 06 Jan 12
     
    Good website for dealing with healthy sleeping cycles.
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Carbohydrates: Good Carbs Guide the Way - What Should I Eat? - The Nutrition Source - H... - 0 views

www.hsph.harvard.edu/...index.html Carbohydrates diet
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  • Adding Good Carbohydrates
    • Anita B
      Anita B on 09 Feb 12
       
      1. Start the day with grains 2. Use whole grain bread 3. Bag the potatoes- eat brown rice instead not potatoes 4. Whole wheat pasta 5. Eat lots of beans
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Nutrition for Everyone: Basics: Carbohydrates | DNPAO | CDC - 1 views

www.cdc.gov/...carbs.html Carbohydrates diet
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  • What are the types of carbohydrates?
    • Anita B
      Anita B on 09 Feb 12
       
      There are two main types of carbs: 1. Complex - starch and dietary fiber are two types of complex carbs 2. Simple carbs- sugars added during food processing
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Overtraining Athlete Syndrome | LIVESTRONG.COM - 0 views

www.livestrong.com/...-overtraining-athlete-syndrome athlete syndrome healthy exercises fitness body
shared by Justin D on 23 Nov 11 - No Cached
  • Justin D on 09 Jan 12
     
    Exercise and athletic training allow you to grow because of controlled stress to your body. When exercise is too frequent and intense, or you neglect recovery, overtraining syndrome occurs. When overtrained, your body can no longer recover from exercise-induced stress as easily, leading to poor performance and fatigue. To recover from overtraining, take a break, get some quality rest and eat a healthy diet. Stop training for a period of time. The required duration of rest depends on how long you have been overtraining. According to Dr. Mark Jenkins of Rice University, overtraining for a few weeks can be corrected by taking three to five days off. More severe overtraining may require a few weeks of rest for you to recover fully.
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Too Much Exercise is Toxic To The Body | Fitness Contrarian - 0 views

www.fitnesscontrarian.com/too-much-exercise-is-toxic fitness exercises healthy body
shared by Justin D on 23 Nov 11 - No Cached
  • Justin D on 09 Jan 12
     
    The goal of any well thought-out fitness program should be to create the exercise response you want in the least amount of time, while keeping hard work to a minimum. The whole idea is to be very efficient in how you train. You can be just as fit and have as high of a Vo2max. (Vo2max is a great indicator of how aerobically fit you are) as genetically possible by just doing a few short hard sprints a few times per week. Same goes for putting on muscle. All you really need is one hard work set per exercise to put on all the muscle your genetics will allow. The whole idea of eating a bunch of empty calories every day and then having to workout long and hard to keep your weight under control is just not worth the risk to your body. It's much smarter to control your weight with a healthy all natural diet and keep the hard workouts short and to a minimum.
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