Jan 14
2013
Edith Moony | Category: Motivation, Tips |
During the day I experience more than once the need to eat.
But how many times a day do I really need to eat?
The pains of hunger have to be carefully distinguished from the stimuli tempting us to overeat.
People have a complex relationship with food. The need to eat can be both mandatory and voluntary. Most of the times, we tend to indulge and this is what causes us to become overweight.
With all the things we need to do during a normal day, I believe that we no longer understand what hunger is. Our relationship with food has changed, primarily because we have too many options and tempting products galore. That’s why you need to learn the main seven ways our body tricks (more…)
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Dec 31
2012
Edith Moony | Category: Motivation |
Now that the New Year is drawing near, it’s time to think about the things we have already achieved and those we would like to complete in the months to come.
Among the New Year’s resolutions, many people would like to become more financially prosperous while others are eager to improve their own image.
And what better way to do this than by getting in control of our bad-eating habits?
Health and fitness resolutions must not be very complicated.
Pricey gym memberships and expensive organic food will not guarantee success in terms of one’s improved body version. Instead, there are a few (more…)
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Dec 29
2012
Sorina Mondan | Category: Fitness, Motivation, Weight loss |
Everybody loves Christmas and New Year’s Eve.
But even though they are fun and enjoyable holidays, they are very tiring at the same time.
You eat and drink everything you like, you spend a lot of time searching for gifts and you spend time cooking for your loved ones.
But once holidays are over, getting back to your job and your normal life can be a difficult thing to do. So, don’t let January be depressing and whip yourself back into shape and why not, respect your promises for the year that has just come.
Pull yourself together and start preparing yourself for some time of restoration by staying away from things you abused from.
What you should drink?
Water, of course. We don’t even need to mention how important this is. What other drinks purify your body? Tea is also highly recommended (more…)
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Dec 27
2012
Sorina Mondan | Category: Motivation, Nutrition |
It’s December and the chocolate products are plentiful.
We can even say that December is the month of chocolate, because it is a very accessible gift and we all know that ladies love chocolate.
More than twice as many women than men eat and crave chocolate.
Chocolate was considered from ancient times “food of the gods” or “drink of the gods” because it was originally prepared in a liquid state, being used in many ceremonies and considered sacred.
The Mayans are believed to have discovered drinking chocolate more than 2,000 years ago. Today Americans consume almost half of the (more…)
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Dec 17
2012
Sorina Mondan | Category: Motivation, Tips, Weight loss |
Each one of us has their own thoughts about food.
Some of us enjoys it while others feel guilty when eating something they think it’s prohibited.
Take for example a piece of cake.
Some people see it just as something that makes you fat while other people are enjoying every piece of it and considering it delightful. But that’s not all. More important is the fact that what we think about food has an influence on how we assimilate it and how we depose fats. Shortly, our thoughts influence our metabolic power.
Do you think that thoughts can’t be this powerful? Think about the time when you are at work, bored and tired, and you expect nothing than to (more…)
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Dec 13
2012
Corina | Category: Motivation, Weight loss |
Weight loss can be a tricky thing, as I have been struggling to lose a couple of pound lately and somehow I could not get myself motivated to exercise more.
Something was missing, and I think it was feedback, namely someone or something to keep track of my progress.
Then I discovered an interesting study on how to use your phone to help you lose weight.
Regulating your behavior with the help of the mobile application
The new Northwestern Medicine study first draw attention on one fact: the mobile application developed is not magical, as it does not help you (more…)
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Oct 29
2012
Guest Post | Category: Body, Motivation, Tips |
I know you’re always looking for ways of staying fit and healthy.
Naturally, your body needs care and affection in order to cope up with the tough everyday challenges of life.
In order to enjoy life at the fullest, you have to read this article to know the 5 most amazing ways to get a fit body.
1. Be as active as you can
The more physically active you will be, the more fit your body will get. Stop being a couch potato, stand up, and get all your stuff yourself.
Walk a mile, run with a friend, enjoy cycling and keep yourself fresh (more…)
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Oct 14
2012
Mo | Category: Fitness, Motivation |
Even though everyone knows the benefits of becoming more active and try to incorporate it into everyday life, we soon find ourselves sidetracked and falling off the workout wagon.
Everyone goes through this phase.
But here are tips that can keep help keep you going for longer.
1. Start simple
Start working out by making small, realistic changes that you see yourself sticking to. Taking on too much too soon, leaves you burnt out and in (more…)
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Oct 09
2012
Edith Moony | Category: Fitness, Motivation, Steaming diets |
I’ve heard many of my friends saying that exercising vigorously makes them hungry.
However, this theory has been recently deemed as not entirely true.
In a recent research conducted at the Brigham Youth University by a series of world-class researchers, it has been shown that an exerciser’s motivation for food is actually decreased after a 45 minute moderate-to-vigorous workout. How is this possible? Here’s how.
The research was conducted on thirty five women who were shown a series of food pictures, both after a morning (more…)
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Oct 09
2012
Dominic D. | Category: Fitness, Motivation |
Workout for a moment, feel better for hours.
After a good thirty-minute exercise, you’d probably experience better mood, says a study presented at the American College of Sports Medicine annual assembly.
The concept that exercise is good for mental health is not new.
As early as 1970, exercise experts have associated physical activity with improved mood. It is suggested that workout causes the release of endorphins – neurochemical substances that help uplift the mood. This naturally occurring brain chemical has an analgesic effect making you feel better.
The study conducted at the University of Vermont sheds more light on the benefits of physical activity on mental health. The research found (more…)
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