Ask: I know there is a huge debate about universal health care and such on health care reform in America. But what is it that makes sparked this reform? How does the current system work and what it wrong with it? I’m trying to find the answers online, but
A lot of us don’t get the kind of day-to-day physical activity we need, so are physically “unfit.” “Physical activity” means any movement of the body that is made by skeletal muscles – and requires energy to accomplish. “Physical fitness” means the ability of a person to do physical activity.
If you want to keep fit and healthy at all times, then you have to make some active effort. Keeping fit doesn’t only mean looking good from the outside. It means being physically active, mentally sound, and feeling energetic and ready to face the tasks of everyday life. In
Ask: I want to lose about 30 pounds (I am 165) my height is 5″2 and I run my sisters treadmill, play outside with friends, and play basketball. I want some food suggestions to eat please, and maybe a lil work out ideas? And for the food ideas I
Ask: I need to lose 50-60 pounds, I’m trying to figure out what exactly would be a healthy diet plan. I’ve looked into different programs and now I just want to see what worked for everybody else. I’ve started a exercise program, now I’m trying to get on the
Ask: So far I’m planning to eat a lot of fish, taking Hoodia, and I have an excersise routine… tell me of a effective diet plan you have went on Answer: It seems that everybody wants to lose weight. But when most people say they want to lose weight,
Ask: I am in good health, no joint pain, swim and do water exercises. Is that enough and I have fallen off of my diet plan which is 3 meals per day, very little bread, no dessert. Tips for me to get back on? I’m actually growing out of
Ask: Friends, any idea About the Exercise Plan and Diet Plan and how to contorl the Weight. Answers: Answer 1: The simplest and the most basic principle is to reduce food intake, especially the fat content, and increasing physical activity. Increasing physical activity alone is not an easy way
Okay, before we start with the blueprint, I want everybody to keep this in mind: it’s not “weight” you want to lose, but “fat.” Everybody calls it “weight loss,” but, believe me, you don’t want to be losing muscle in your quest for a thinner body. I’ll be using
Ask: I am in good health, no joint pain, swim and do water exercises. Is that enough and I have fallen off of my diet plan which is 3 meals per day, very little bread, no dessert. Tips for me to get back on? I’m actually growing out of