May 16, 2012
Paths to battle the obesity pandemic
Obesity has become a pandemic, particularly in The US. A median of 300,000 Americans die annually and just about $177 bln is spent on illnesses related to weight issues. Obesity can influence your legs and back. It can raise your blood pressure and even cause diabetes. Reducing excess weight and getting fit not only will increase the chance of a longer life, it'll make that life much nicer. Eating sensibly will help you stay healthy and may help you to lose weight. Don’t skip breakfast. Eating in the morning will jump-start your constitution, giving you energy to get you thru the morning. Protein and carbohydrate in the morning is a great breakfast. Breakfast should be your largest meal for the day.
Reduce your intake of caffeinated and carbonated beverages. Caffeine is a central nervous system stimulator and is addictive. Caffeine will make you hungry. Carbonation prohibits your body from soaking up nutriments. Both caffeine and carbonation will cause your body to be in a more acidic state. The best pH for your balance is more alkaline or slightly over 7.0 which is half way between total acidic and alkalinity. Drink at least eight 8-ounce cups of filtered, purified, ionized and reverse osmosis water a day. Think of water as cleansing the toxins out of your body.
Eat your vegetables and fruit daily. A diet rich in dark green, orange, red and yellow selections are the best. Your body likes variety which comes in all colors. Variety gives your body a bigger amount of nutriments. The most forgotten advantage of eating raw vegetables in your diet is the benefits of the enzyme activity in raw veggies. Eat at least 3 portions of raw veg a day. Eat whole-grain products. Your best sources are whole-grain bread, cereals, rice and pasta. Stay away from improved and white flour products. Fast foods aren't whole-grains. All the healthy nutrients have been stripped away from fast foods.
Increase intake of healthy fats. Coconut has received a bad rap over time, but it's my oil of choice. People say not to eat it because it is a satured fat. Nevertheless it's a medium chain saturated fatty acid and gets employed by the body right away and doesn't get laid down as fat. Another grand thing about coconut oil is it does not go rancid when it is heated. All vegetable oils go rancid as fast as they are heated. Do some research about coconut oil and you could be surprised.
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Filed under Obesity and Heart Disease by Eliza Joe





