Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Diet Plan That Works - Healthier Eating Without Restrictions

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Create A Healthy Diet Plan

A diet plan that works is generally not one that brings tons of weight off in a week or ones that restrict certain classes of substances, such as carbohydrates or proteins, etc. Certain diet plans may take off weight, but for the body to get all the right combination of vitamins, minerals, proteins, amino acids, water, macronutrients, micronutrients, phytonutrients, antioxidants that are in our foods, we cannot restrict our diets to the point of depriving our bodies of certain food classes. A good diet plan is healthier eating without restrictions. Without restrictions meaning you can eat foods from any category class such as meats, dairy, grains and such. It does not relate to quantity restriction as obviously, you cannot overeat in any class. If you look at the pyramid photo, you can see the recommended servings per day in each category or class. This is the basis for creating a diet plan that will work.

Simplify A Diet Plan That Works For You

To create a diet plan that will work for you, you can break down the pyramid into a template of sorts, which can simplify your diet plan and allow you to simply put in different food choices each day from the different categories required. It will ensure healthier eating without restrictions of any food category. Here is an example, but you can move things around to fit your schedule or lifestyle. Example is based on the lower serving range requirements. Also, remember that the average person needs about 8 glasses of water per day.

Recommended servings per day in these categories/classes. ( pyramid -showing serving recommendations).

Breakfast: 3 grain choices and 1 fruit. [Oatmeal, toast, fruit juice (no added sugar)]

Mid morning snack: 1 dairy, 1 grain. [Yogurt sprinkled with granola].

Lunch: 2 grain, 1 meat, 1 dairy, 2 vegetable [Whole sandwich (2 servings grains), roast beef, lettuce, tomato, other (olives, peperoncini, onion, green pepper if desired) and slice of cheese].

Afternoon snack: 1 fruit [Apple]

Dinner: 1 meat, 1 vegetable, 1 grain [Chicken, whole grain rice, green beans].

I don't generally put the fats, oils, sweets in my template as we seem to get those without even trying. You can also replace a meal (or 2 if using shake to lose weight) in the template with the Herbalife Nutritional Shake if you are using those to increase your health and nutrition. If you are an older man or woman who is sedentary, then you will want to stay closer to the low end of these serving ranges to be closer to what your body needs in calories and nutrients. If you are older, but fairly active, then you could probably try somewhere in the middle, then adjust as needed. If you are young and active or male, you may need to be on higher end of the serving range to maintain weight and get adequate nutrition. Everyone is different and you may need to adjust the amount of servings and use portion control to fit your body type and goals. It is recommended that before you begin any dietary changes, you discuss these with your physician.

Work Your Diet Plan

This is a general framework for you to set up your own diet plan that works. It can help you to develop the lifestyle changes needed in your dietary pattern to help you lose and maintain a healthy weight in a more enjoyable manner as well as provide you with healthier eating without restrictions.

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Your Healthy Skin Diet (Beauty & Grooming Guru)

Your nibbles and noshes pump up your skin health if you choose the right foods. Watch this video to get hungry and then head to your supermarket's produce section. See More: beauty-grooming.healthguru.com



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Thursday, January 19, 2012

Jimmy Carr account on Loose Women - 20th December 2010

Jimmy talks about his live DVD and jokingly disses Denise for doing Dancing On Ice and losing a stone then talks about his holiday plans for xmas, his own weight loss and people being offended by his comedy



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZeoKovsUNc&hl=en

Monday, January 16, 2012

Chocolate, Cheese, Meat, and Sugar -- Physically Addictive

Neal Barnard MD discusses the science behind food additions. Willpower is not to blame: chocolate, cheese, meat, and sugar release opiate-like substances. Dr. Barnard also discusses how industry, aided by government, exploits these natural cravings, pushing us to eat more and more unhealthy foods. A plant-based diet is the solution to avoid many of these problems. Neal Barnard is the founder of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM). This is Dr. Barnard's COMPLETE presentation from the VegSource HEALTHY LIFESTYLE EXPO 2003. To get a copy of this talk on DVD and many others, visit the VegSource store, see secure2.vegsource.com



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Saturday, January 14, 2012

Weight Loss Tips - Can You Lose Weight Without Dieting?

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Is it possible to lose weight without going on a diet? It is a question that many people have pondered while trying to figure out their options for dropping those extra pounds. But it is a legitimate question and the answer is one that is likely to be argued by many. The simple answer is "Yes" but there are some additional requirements if you are truly going to lose weight without dieting.

First of all, there are many diets being pushed by the media and different health moguls today. You have the South Beach Diet, the Adkins Diet, and even diets that only require you to take a pill. But there are other ways to successfully lose weight without having to starve yourself or restricting the types of foods you can eat.

One of the simplest ways to start shedding pounds without dieting is to start an exercise program. Speed walking, jogging, hitting a punching bag, or even basic calisthenics are all good ways to get started toward melting away your extra pounds. Not only does exercise burn calories while you are working out, it also increases your metabolism which can help burn additional calories long after your workout has ended. You will also feel better and have more energy.

Another effective way to lose weight without turning to one of those fad diets is to simply monitor your portions. So you can continue to eat the normal foods you have always eaten, just eat less of them. Reducing your portions will help you feel better because you won't feel so full or bloated after each meal.

So as you can see, losing weight without dieting is certainly possible. You just have to be willing put in a little bit of hard work and pay closer attention to the amount of food you are putting on your plate.

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Healthy Weight Loss Tips - Nutrition by Natalie

Be My Friend - www.myspace.com Healthy Weight Loss Tips - Nutrition by Natalie 11 simple changes you can make to your diet and life style to loss weight and improve your Health. Some simply nutrition changes can make a big difference.



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Monday, January 9, 2012

Experience the Many Benefits of Coconut Oil

articles.mercola.com Internationally renowned natural health physician and Mercola.com founder Dr. Joseph Mercola points out that coconut oil is truly the healthiest oil you can consume because it is rich in lauric acid, which is known for being antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal, and contains no trans fat.



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Saturday, January 7, 2012

POOP DANCE?! (Lunchtime w/ Smosh)

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Wednesday, January 4, 2012

SHOPPING FOR GIRLS

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Monday, January 2, 2012

Diet For Panic Attack Patients

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We all know that the mental and emotional state of an anxiety attack sufferer should be considered. On the other hand, food is also regarded as another major contributing factor in managing panic attacks and anxiety. The food on your plate has the power to brighten mood your mood, heal your muscles, and help prevent the attacks as long as you carefully choose what's on your plate.

Eat To Beat Bad Moods

Carbohydrates - There's a good reason that a plate of pasta makes you happy. Serotonin is a substance in an individual's body. Lower levels of serotonin can be linked to an individual's depression. Carbohydrates help increase concentrations neurotransmitter serotonin in your blood thus giving you a higher chance of avoiding depression. Going for a carbohydrate-rich diet will work wonders for an individual's anxiety attack condition.

Legumes - Black eyed peas in particular provides folic acid. All of the B vitamins, including folic acid, are involved in the development of new brain cells to transfer information faster. This might help you significantly in dealing with your day to day stress.

Caffeine - Food products such as coffee and carbonated drinks causes more palpitations and may cause heavy breathing. Large amounts of caffeine will lead you to be more anxious and stressed.

Alcohol - Consuming alcohol is usually considered as a method to relax and calm down. But alcohol causes sugar imbalances and elevated lactic acid buildup in the blood. Both of these could cause increased anxiety, irritability, and disrupted sleep patterns.

Refined Sugar - A diet loaded with processed sugar is indicated in a variety of mood disruptions and reduced energy. This is considered to be due to the discharge of insulin to quickly decrease blood sugar when considerable amounts of sugar are eaten. This will cause a blood sugar "crash" or hypoglycemia, which is a state of low blood sugar. High sugar diets also can cause lactic acid to build up in the blood.

Stress - Halibut (magnesium). Stress may deplete magnesium in the body and low magnesium can trigger mental stress. Break the cycle after a high-pressure day with a diet that contains high levels of magnesium.

Polyphenols - Researchers suggest that polyphenols is a main factor in reducing stress. Chocolate has high levels of polyphenols and it may really help your metabolism in ways that affect the production of hormones. This will be able to help protect you against ravages of stress.

Discipline and Self-control
Whatever food you planned and prepared, it is very much important to discipline yourself. Stick to the diet plan that you created to deal with panic attacks and don't let cravings ruin it. Unhealthy eating would result to complications that will alter your body's wellness balance thus resulting to more panic attacks.

The ideal diet plan for panic attack patients is a healthy diet that can be adopted by everyone and does not violate any rules when it comes to food and panic attacks. This translates eating a variety of foods in moderate amounts, sticking to regular mealtimes, and maintaining a healthy balanced diet as much as possible. This means choosing a diet that is rich in vegetables, fruits and whole grains. Avoid products that would trigger panic attacks such as food rich in caffeine and alcohol. The foods that contain your diet should be naturally rich in fat and the calorie level should not be that low.