Posted by Health-Fitness on Monday Jun 21, 2010
Filed under :Hair Loss
Hair growth is dependent on the quality of our nutrition. Our bloodstream nourishes hair follicles, so the quality of the nutrients in our blood affects the quality of our hair. What are the best foods to create healthy, luscious hair?
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Posted by Health-Fitness on Friday Apr 16, 2010
Filed under :Weight Loss
There is no single diet that is right for everyone—but there is a diet that is perfect for you. There is an ideal balance of the ‗macronutrients‘—proteins, carbohydrates, fats—which suits your body‘s specific biochemistry.
Adjusting your eating patterns towards the balance of foods appropriate for your metabolic type can bring about noticeable improvements in body and mind. Eating the wrong foods may cause unpleasant temporary symptoms such as lack of energy, irritability, depression, sweet cravings or indigestion. The long-term effects of an unbalanced diet can be much more serious, and result in chronic disease.
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Posted by Health-Fitness on Thursday Apr 15, 2010
Filed under :Weight Loss
This diet will ensure you‘re full of energy and vitality, improve skin tone, make your hair glossy, and detox and make you lose weight fast.
The above diet is totally balanced and unlike fad or crash diets will not deprive you of any food groups or make you feel ill So here are your tips to lose weight fast…
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Posted by Health-Fitness on Thursday Apr 8, 2010
Filed under :Food for Fitness
The quicker you can begin refuelling after exercise, the quicker your body will
recover. Any workout depletes your stores of glycogen – the readily available fuel stored in your muscles – and breaks down muscle tissue. Your aim is to rebuild these fuel stores and repair damaged muscle fibres as soon as possible. It is during this post-exercise period that your body gets stronger and fitter. Wait too long and Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by Health-Fitness on Tuesday Apr 6, 2010
Filed under :Food for Fitness
Regular exercise taxes every cell and every system in your body: your muscles, joints, ligaments, tendons, respiratory, circulatory and immune systems all have to work harder when you exercise. Eating a healthy diet can help minimise the damage caused by exercise and help your body rebuild itself even stronger.
Your daily diet needs to meet the tough demands of your training
programme as well as keep you healthy. To help you make the right food choices, this chapter explains the basis of a good training diet, what each nutrient does, how much you need and how you can achieve your ideal intake.
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