Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Future Youth
Day Sixteen List of 20 things you enjoy doing.
“Please make a list of 20 things you enjoy doing, Please note it every day and try to make sure you do at least half of the things on the list.”
MEDITATION IS PRIORITY TODAY AS YOU HAVE CROSSED 15 DAYS AND TWICE EACH DAY.25 MINUTES Duration.
Deep Meditation Technique : Lie down in Savasana –Gently move your whole body,make
Your self confortable and relax completely.
Phase one. Bring your awareness to the tip of the toes, gently moveyour toes and relax. Sensitize soles of your feet;loosen the ankle joints; relax the calf muscles; gently pull up the knee caps released and relax;relax your thigh muscles, buttock muscles;loosen the hip joints, relax the pelvic region and the waist region… Totally relax your lower part of the body R.. e.. l.. a.. x and say Aaaa…… and feel the vibration in your lower parts of the Body.
Phase Two Gently bring your awareness to the abdominal region and observe the o\abdominal movement for a while, relax your abdominal muscles and relax the chest muscles . Gently bring your awareness to your lower back,loosen all the vertebral joints one by one. Relax the muscles and nerves around the back bones. Relax your middle back,shoulder blades and upper back muscles, totally relax. Shift your awareness to thetip of the fingers,gently move them a little and sensitize. Relax your fingers one by one. Relax your palms, loosen the wristjoints, relax the forearms, loosen the elbow joints, relax thehind arms-triceps,biceps and relax your shoulders. Shift your awareness
To your nect, slowly your shoulders. Shift your awareness to your neck,slowly turn your head to the right and left, again bring back to the center. Relax the muscles andnerves of the neck. Relax your middle part of the body,totally relax R..e..l..a..x.. Chant Uuuu….
And feel the vibration in the middle part of your body.
Part Three>>> Gently bring your awareness to your head region. Relax your chin, lower jaw and upperjaw, lower and upper gums lower and upper teeth and relax your tongue. Relax your palateshard and soft, relax your throat and vocal chards. Gently shift your awareness to your lips,relax your lower and upper lips.Shift your awareness to your nose,obseve your nostrils and feel the warm air touching walls of the nostrils as you exhale and feel the cool air touching the walls of the nostrils as you exhale and feel the cool air touching the walls of the nostrils as you inhale. Observe for a few seconds and relax your nostrils. Relax your cheek muscles. Feel the heaviness of the cheeks and have a beautiful smile on your cheeks. Relax your eye balls muscles, feel the heaviness of eye balls, relax your eye lids, eye brows and in between the eye brows. Relax yourfore head and crown of the head. Relax your head region, totally R..e..l..a..x ..and chant Mmm…… and feel the vibration in your head region.
Phase Four Observe your whole body from toes to head and relax, chant an AUM in single breath. feel the resonance in the body.
Phase Five Slowly come out of the body consciousness and visualize your body lying on the ground completely collapsed.
Phase six Imagine the vast beautiful blue sky, The limitless blue sky. Expand your awareness as vast as the blue sky. Merge yourself into the blue sky. You are becoming the blue sky. You are the blue sky. Enjoy the infinite bliss E..N..J..O..Y.. the blissful state of silence andall pervasive awareness.
Phase Seven : Slowly come back to the body consciousness. Inhale deeply. Chant an
“AUM”kara. Feel the resonance throught the body. The Soothing and massaging effect from toes to head.
Phase Eight Gently move your whole body a little. Feel the lightness alertness and movement of energy throught the body. Slowly bring your legs together and the hands by the side of the body. Turn over the left or the right side and come up when you are ready.
Thanks for patience reading.
MR
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Future Youth
Day Fourteen: At Home: This is where it’s easiest to ebb the salt tide. If you haven’t already,invest in one oftheherbal salt substitutes. By the say, we recommend avoiding potassium chloride, the most common salt substitute and lookalike. The Food and Drug Administration says no one,especially children, should use it without
Doctor’s O.K. too much can be dangerous, especially if you’re being Being treated for certain medical conditions, like diabetes or kidney or heart disease.
• Limit yourself to two or three soft drinks,a week or less (unless you buy the sodium-free variety).
• Limit fast foods, processed foods and convenience foods, unless they specifically indicate that they’re low in sodium
• Say”no thanks” to high-salt, meats like bacon, ham,sausage, frankfurther and luncheon meats. Pass up the salted nuts,pickles and sauerkraut.
• Fill your shaker with herbs or in the beginning,half herbs and half salt.Cut your use of salt in cooking by two-thirds.
• Go easy on cheese—it tends to be high in salt as well as fat.
At the Market The front lineof your battle againstsalt is the supermarket aisle. Check labels for sodium content. Everything from soup to nuts is available in low sodium varieties these days—not to mention low sodium chese, crackers, pretzels and pickles.
Put Laugher into Your Life:This week you should look again at the diary and kept for the first week. What you’re looking for this time isn’t exactly exercise, though
It gets the body moving and turns the cheeks pink. It isn’t exactly a nutrient though it is nourishing. It’s laughter.
Do you remember laughing that week? Did you laugh today? If you’re not meeting the recommended daily requirement of lots of laughter and joy every single day, then you should make it a priority!
The advice comes from a growing number of doctors, psychologists and “layman”---like Norman Cousins,former Saturday Review editor, who, in his bestselling book Anatomy of an illness(Bantam), describes how he recovered from debilitating spinal disorder by checking out of the hospital(“A hospital is no place to be for a person who is seriously ill,”he writes), and into a hotel room. There he entertained himself with humorous books and films like those of the Marx Brotheres as well as television show reruns like Candid Camera. “I made the joyous discovery that 10 minutes of genuine belly laugher had an anesthetic effect, and would give me at least two hours of pain-free sleep.”
He recovered from the disease,he says beating 500 to 1 odds. Later, he was appointed a senior lecturer at the university of California School of Medicine at Los Angels. After long years resistance, the medical establishment has admitted—and proven the power
That thinking has over health.
“Normal Cousins call laughter an internal jog, and what I like about it is that you don’t have to weal a special outfit.” Says Joyce Anisman-Saltman, a brassy, Brooklyn-bread, certified psychotherapist,assistant professor of Special Education at Southeren Connecticut State University,New Haven, and sometime-standup commedience, who teaches executives, teachers and clients all over he country how to take responsibility for
Putting more laughter into their lives. Anisman-Saltman notes that laughter brings on a host of physiological changes, ranging from the release of painkilling endorphins(which accounts for drug-relief) to a “cleansing “ tearing of the eye”so the world looks brighter,”to an expansion of the capillaries under the cheeks.” “That makes you cheeks pink” she notes “you’ll notice that my cheeks are always pink.” (They ae) “I never wear blush or foundation. It’s because I laugh hard and often. You’ll save a bundle on cosmetics. And it’s especially important for men, who look tacky in blush.”
In an only slightly more serious vein, Anisman-Saltman notes that in addition to the proven physiological benefits, laughter can cut the cycle of psychological negativity that
People can fall into. Laughter can renew their prospective. Here is her advice for putting more laughter and joy into your life;
“Make a list of 20 things you like to do. They don’t all have to be ambitious things,like taking a trip around the world. My list includes things like, “Take showers,”Get my back scratched,” listen to music while I drive`Every single day I do 18 of the 20 things on my list, and if my husband’s not tired, 19.Don’t wait for vacations to nurture yourself—the vacations may never come. But good to yourself every day.
“Call all in Well. If you don’t like your job, and you find yourself feeling teriffic one
Day,take the day off. Why should you only stay home when you feel sick?
If you can afford it,get a VCR This adjunct to a television is a must for chronic pain patients. Use it to record programs that tickle you—Buddy Hackett reruns, the Cosby show, whatever. Then you can watch them anytime you want.
“Devote a corner of your home solely to humor. Get funny books, past up cartoons. (I have cartoons all over the house, even on the front door!) This is not to say that everything can be joyous and happy all the time-but it will help you deal with sderious things.
“And surround yourself with positive people"
Thanks for patiencer reading
MRS
Doctor’s O.K. too much can be dangerous, especially if you’re being Being treated for certain medical conditions, like diabetes or kidney or heart disease.
• Limit yourself to two or three soft drinks,a week or less (unless you buy the sodium-free variety).
• Limit fast foods, processed foods and convenience foods, unless they specifically indicate that they’re low in sodium
• Say”no thanks” to high-salt, meats like bacon, ham,sausage, frankfurther and luncheon meats. Pass up the salted nuts,pickles and sauerkraut.
• Fill your shaker with herbs or in the beginning,half herbs and half salt.Cut your use of salt in cooking by two-thirds.
• Go easy on cheese—it tends to be high in salt as well as fat.
At the Market The front lineof your battle againstsalt is the supermarket aisle. Check labels for sodium content. Everything from soup to nuts is available in low sodium varieties these days—not to mention low sodium chese, crackers, pretzels and pickles.
Put Laugher into Your Life:This week you should look again at the diary and kept for the first week. What you’re looking for this time isn’t exactly exercise, though
It gets the body moving and turns the cheeks pink. It isn’t exactly a nutrient though it is nourishing. It’s laughter.
Do you remember laughing that week? Did you laugh today? If you’re not meeting the recommended daily requirement of lots of laughter and joy every single day, then you should make it a priority!
The advice comes from a growing number of doctors, psychologists and “layman”---like Norman Cousins,former Saturday Review editor, who, in his bestselling book Anatomy of an illness(Bantam), describes how he recovered from debilitating spinal disorder by checking out of the hospital(“A hospital is no place to be for a person who is seriously ill,”he writes), and into a hotel room. There he entertained himself with humorous books and films like those of the Marx Brotheres as well as television show reruns like Candid Camera. “I made the joyous discovery that 10 minutes of genuine belly laugher had an anesthetic effect, and would give me at least two hours of pain-free sleep.”
He recovered from the disease,he says beating 500 to 1 odds. Later, he was appointed a senior lecturer at the university of California School of Medicine at Los Angels. After long years resistance, the medical establishment has admitted—and proven the power
That thinking has over health.
“Normal Cousins call laughter an internal jog, and what I like about it is that you don’t have to weal a special outfit.” Says Joyce Anisman-Saltman, a brassy, Brooklyn-bread, certified psychotherapist,assistant professor of Special Education at Southeren Connecticut State University,New Haven, and sometime-standup commedience, who teaches executives, teachers and clients all over he country how to take responsibility for
Putting more laughter into their lives. Anisman-Saltman notes that laughter brings on a host of physiological changes, ranging from the release of painkilling endorphins(which accounts for drug-relief) to a “cleansing “ tearing of the eye”so the world looks brighter,”to an expansion of the capillaries under the cheeks.” “That makes you cheeks pink” she notes “you’ll notice that my cheeks are always pink.” (They ae) “I never wear blush or foundation. It’s because I laugh hard and often. You’ll save a bundle on cosmetics. And it’s especially important for men, who look tacky in blush.”
In an only slightly more serious vein, Anisman-Saltman notes that in addition to the proven physiological benefits, laughter can cut the cycle of psychological negativity that
People can fall into. Laughter can renew their prospective. Here is her advice for putting more laughter and joy into your life;
“Make a list of 20 things you like to do. They don’t all have to be ambitious things,like taking a trip around the world. My list includes things like, “Take showers,”Get my back scratched,” listen to music while I drive`Every single day I do 18 of the 20 things on my list, and if my husband’s not tired, 19.Don’t wait for vacations to nurture yourself—the vacations may never come. But good to yourself every day.
“Call all in Well. If you don’t like your job, and you find yourself feeling teriffic one
Day,take the day off. Why should you only stay home when you feel sick?
If you can afford it,get a VCR This adjunct to a television is a must for chronic pain patients. Use it to record programs that tickle you—Buddy Hackett reruns, the Cosby show, whatever. Then you can watch them anytime you want.
“Devote a corner of your home solely to humor. Get funny books, past up cartoons. (I have cartoons all over the house, even on the front door!) This is not to say that everything can be joyous and happy all the time-but it will help you deal with sderious things.
“And surround yourself with positive people"
Thanks for patiencer reading
MRS
Monday, September 6, 2010
Future Youth
Day Thirteen :Shake Your Salt Habit:- You know that your body needs salt—but did you know that it needs only a quarter teaspoon a day? There’s no doubt
Whatever that salt, a guest almost every kitchen table in America, can contribute to high blood pressure. Even moderate cutbacks in salt can help bring a persons’s blood pressure down to healthier levels.
But unfortunately, salt like fat,canbe hard to avoid because so much of it is invisible—tucked into processed foods,commercial baked goods and fast foods,Soft drinks can be notoriously high in the stuff: So even if you’ve virtuously replaced the salt in your shaker with an herbal mixture, you used in your homemade pasts recipe, the cheese you’re eating to boost calcium levels. A little vigilance is in order!
The other problem is that salt is a little bit”additictive,” If you try to go cold Turkey, foods may taste flavorless at first. There are several ways around this dilemma. One is a little creative herbcraft, which puts even better flavor into foods.
And the salt craving usually diminish overtime. Scientists at the University of California at Davis School of Medicine Illustrated it was so. They restricted the sodium intake of 43 people aged 25 to 49 .Another ground had no salt reduction. At the end of six months, both groups were served salted and unsalted soups, and were asked to mix the two until the soup reached the desired level of saltiness. The low
Sodium subjects reduced their salting level more than 5 0 percent, while other ground had virtually unchanged tastes.
A diet moderately low in sodium contains 2200 to 3,000 milligrams of sodium
Per day-the equivalent of about 1 to 1 ½ teaspoons. If your diet is heavy on the prepared and processed foods, and if you eat in restaurants – or friends’s house,
For that mater-it is quite likely you’re getting too much salt.
Use the Superfoods chart to estimate your sodium intake during at least two days you tracked the first week. If you find that the figure is high, it‘s time to take action! Continues……..
Thanks for Patience Reading
MR
Whatever that salt, a guest almost every kitchen table in America, can contribute to high blood pressure. Even moderate cutbacks in salt can help bring a persons’s blood pressure down to healthier levels.
But unfortunately, salt like fat,canbe hard to avoid because so much of it is invisible—tucked into processed foods,commercial baked goods and fast foods,Soft drinks can be notoriously high in the stuff: So even if you’ve virtuously replaced the salt in your shaker with an herbal mixture, you used in your homemade pasts recipe, the cheese you’re eating to boost calcium levels. A little vigilance is in order!
The other problem is that salt is a little bit”additictive,” If you try to go cold Turkey, foods may taste flavorless at first. There are several ways around this dilemma. One is a little creative herbcraft, which puts even better flavor into foods.
And the salt craving usually diminish overtime. Scientists at the University of California at Davis School of Medicine Illustrated it was so. They restricted the sodium intake of 43 people aged 25 to 49 .Another ground had no salt reduction. At the end of six months, both groups were served salted and unsalted soups, and were asked to mix the two until the soup reached the desired level of saltiness. The low
Sodium subjects reduced their salting level more than 5 0 percent, while other ground had virtually unchanged tastes.
A diet moderately low in sodium contains 2200 to 3,000 milligrams of sodium
Per day-the equivalent of about 1 to 1 ½ teaspoons. If your diet is heavy on the prepared and processed foods, and if you eat in restaurants – or friends’s house,
For that mater-it is quite likely you’re getting too much salt.
Use the Superfoods chart to estimate your sodium intake during at least two days you tracked the first week. If you find that the figure is high, it‘s time to take action! Continues……..
Thanks for Patience Reading
MR
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Future Youth
Day Eleven: Check your calcium: This is the week to hug a farmer: because the milk they squeeze from cows and the greens they pull from the earth are among the best sources of a nutrient that’s vital to staying healthy and active calcium.
Women, play special attention. You’re most susceptible to a disease called osteoporosis , thinning and weakening of the bones, a problem which some experts say is virtually an epidemic among older American females. Calcium may help prevent the disease. And even help prevent the disease. And even if you’ve already started to lose bone density, adequate amounts of calcium plus regular exercise can help stop the loss and strengthen the bones you have left.
But this milk’s for you too, Bud!. It’s not just women who should keep calcium intake up. Studies suggest that calcium may help prevent high blood pressure significantly in some hypertensives. Other studies report that calcium has been used successfully to treat gum disease and to lower blood fats. Some people even claim that taking extra calcium has relieved their muscle crams and spasms.
Just how much calcium do you need? The current Recommended Dietary Allowance is 800 milligrams(mg) per day for adults. But Experts generally agree that some people need more, possibly 1200 mg per day for teenagers,1,000mg for women aged 20 until the onset of menopause, and from 1,000 to 1,500 mg after menopause.
Calcium should add Are you getting enough calcium? A federal survey shows that up to 50 percent of men aged 18 to 34 don’t get enough calcium in their diet,and two-thirds of women between 18 and 74 are falling short!
So use the Superfoods chart to estimate your calcium intake for at least two days in Week 1. How did you do?
Getting enough calcium isn’t always easy. Unfortunately, many of the foods that are calcium-rich tend to contain a fair amount of fat and sodium too, like some cheeses and milk. Many Americans—like people of Eastern European, Asian and African descent—can’t digest lactose, the form of sugar in milk (although lactose-free milk is available in many stores). In addition, milk triggers food allergies for many people.
If you’re definitely down on dairy products, it is possible to get enough calcium from other sources. It gets into cow milk, after all, from the green they graze on. Infact, a study which appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine concluded that the calcium intake of today’s hunter-gather tribes who eat no dairy products is more than 1,500 mg per day! Consult the Superfoods chart to see which foods to hunt and gather for your daily fare. Fish with soft bones that you can eat—like sardines and salmon—are good bets. So are green, leafy vegetables;chick-peas;figs;black-strpmolasses;oranges;broccoli;navybeans; soy products like to tofu:shellfish like scallops and shrimp; and nuts like brazil nuts, almonds and filberts.
Annemarie Colbin, director of the Natural Gourmet Cookery School, in New York City,and author of the The Book Of Whole Meals(Ballantine),recommends that people eat greens like kale, collards and mustard greens to maximize calcium intake. “People don’t eat them enough,because they cook them wrong and then these kinds of greens can taste too bitter.” Colbin maintains that steaming the “bitter “ greens for a few minutes ,isn’t enough. “I boil them for 10 minutes, uncovered so they don’t turn brown. Then I scoop them out, chop them up, sauté in olive oil with garlic, and dust with a tiny bit of nutmeg. Delicious!”
If you do love milk, the calcium requirement will be a snap. A glass of low-fat milk contains about 300 mg of calcium, several eight -ounce glasses would meet the
Recommended Dietary Allowance. An other plus: Milk is rich in other vitamins and
Minerals which may enhance calcium’s effectiveness.” Research indicates that milk may also protect against colon and rectal cancer, because the calcium with the assistance of vitamin D may form compounds that flush harmful fatty acids from the body. Low-fat yogurts and cheeses are fine ways to meet your calcium reqirement too, though thy don’t contain much vitamin D.
If your diet is irregular,or you can see that you’re not getting enough calcium
From food alone, you may wish to take a calcium supplement. Chapter 5 explains what to look for in a supplement.
If hypertension is a problem, think potassium when you think calcium. Together
These minerals may work even more effectively to pull down blood pressure. Foods
That are high in both potassium and calcium include yogurt,sardines, milk,buttermilk salmon,broccoli,almonds and soybeans. Otherpotassium-rich foods to indulge in: apricots,avocados,bananas, poatoes, cantaloupe and turkey.
And remember tokeep walking. Calcium will do its job best if you’re getting regular exercise.
Thanks for Patience
MR
Women, play special attention. You’re most susceptible to a disease called osteoporosis , thinning and weakening of the bones, a problem which some experts say is virtually an epidemic among older American females. Calcium may help prevent the disease. And even help prevent the disease. And even if you’ve already started to lose bone density, adequate amounts of calcium plus regular exercise can help stop the loss and strengthen the bones you have left.
But this milk’s for you too, Bud!. It’s not just women who should keep calcium intake up. Studies suggest that calcium may help prevent high blood pressure significantly in some hypertensives. Other studies report that calcium has been used successfully to treat gum disease and to lower blood fats. Some people even claim that taking extra calcium has relieved their muscle crams and spasms.
Just how much calcium do you need? The current Recommended Dietary Allowance is 800 milligrams(mg) per day for adults. But Experts generally agree that some people need more, possibly 1200 mg per day for teenagers,1,000mg for women aged 20 until the onset of menopause, and from 1,000 to 1,500 mg after menopause.
Calcium should add Are you getting enough calcium? A federal survey shows that up to 50 percent of men aged 18 to 34 don’t get enough calcium in their diet,and two-thirds of women between 18 and 74 are falling short!
So use the Superfoods chart to estimate your calcium intake for at least two days in Week 1. How did you do?
Getting enough calcium isn’t always easy. Unfortunately, many of the foods that are calcium-rich tend to contain a fair amount of fat and sodium too, like some cheeses and milk. Many Americans—like people of Eastern European, Asian and African descent—can’t digest lactose, the form of sugar in milk (although lactose-free milk is available in many stores). In addition, milk triggers food allergies for many people.
If you’re definitely down on dairy products, it is possible to get enough calcium from other sources. It gets into cow milk, after all, from the green they graze on. Infact, a study which appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine concluded that the calcium intake of today’s hunter-gather tribes who eat no dairy products is more than 1,500 mg per day! Consult the Superfoods chart to see which foods to hunt and gather for your daily fare. Fish with soft bones that you can eat—like sardines and salmon—are good bets. So are green, leafy vegetables;chick-peas;figs;black-strpmolasses;oranges;broccoli;navybeans; soy products like to tofu:shellfish like scallops and shrimp; and nuts like brazil nuts, almonds and filberts.
Annemarie Colbin, director of the Natural Gourmet Cookery School, in New York City,and author of the The Book Of Whole Meals(Ballantine),recommends that people eat greens like kale, collards and mustard greens to maximize calcium intake. “People don’t eat them enough,because they cook them wrong and then these kinds of greens can taste too bitter.” Colbin maintains that steaming the “bitter “ greens for a few minutes ,isn’t enough. “I boil them for 10 minutes, uncovered so they don’t turn brown. Then I scoop them out, chop them up, sauté in olive oil with garlic, and dust with a tiny bit of nutmeg. Delicious!”
If you do love milk, the calcium requirement will be a snap. A glass of low-fat milk contains about 300 mg of calcium, several eight -ounce glasses would meet the
Recommended Dietary Allowance. An other plus: Milk is rich in other vitamins and
Minerals which may enhance calcium’s effectiveness.” Research indicates that milk may also protect against colon and rectal cancer, because the calcium with the assistance of vitamin D may form compounds that flush harmful fatty acids from the body. Low-fat yogurts and cheeses are fine ways to meet your calcium reqirement too, though thy don’t contain much vitamin D.
If your diet is irregular,or you can see that you’re not getting enough calcium
From food alone, you may wish to take a calcium supplement. Chapter 5 explains what to look for in a supplement.
If hypertension is a problem, think potassium when you think calcium. Together
These minerals may work even more effectively to pull down blood pressure. Foods
That are high in both potassium and calcium include yogurt,sardines, milk,buttermilk salmon,broccoli,almonds and soybeans. Otherpotassium-rich foods to indulge in: apricots,avocados,bananas, poatoes, cantaloupe and turkey.
And remember tokeep walking. Calcium will do its job best if you’re getting regular exercise.
Thanks for Patience
MR
Friday, September 3, 2010
Future Youth
Day Ten
Simple Hand And Leg Stretching Exercises
From a Standing Position. Legs should be shoulder-width apart,arms at your side.
Fully Body Stretch. Inhale slowly and as you do, bring your arms as you do, bring your arms above your head, go up on your toes and reach up as high as you can. Hold a second or two, then exhale, bringing arms down and heels back to the floor. Repeat three times.
Reach-Overs.Drop your right hand down so it touches and trails down the side of your right thigh to your knee, as you lean from your waist to your right. Your left upper arm should be raised close to your ear, left hand pointing to the right. Stretch by moving our left arm a little further to the right. Stretch eight times to your. Then,
Drop your left arm, burl slightly forward And over to the left side, bring up the right arm, and stretch eight times to the left side. This stretches the waist and side of the body.
Neck streches.Stand upright again. Facing forward, tilt your head to the right, so your right ear approaches your right shoulder, and hold a second. Repeat to the left.
Do slowly three times on each side. Then, bring your head forward and down,so thin approaches chest. Hold,then tilt your head back so you’re looking straight up. Repeat three times, slowly.
Now, swivel your head so you’re looking out over your right shoulder. (Keep shoulders facing forward.) Hold. Then turn head slowly to left. Hold Repeat three Times in each direction, remembering to breathe.
Calf Stretch. Especially good for walkers. Stand about two feet from a wall, facing it. Put your palms against the wall, at about shoulder height and shoulder-width apart. Step forward with your right foot so it’s only about a foot from the wall.
Both heels should be on the ground. Bends your right knee and bring your hips gently toward the wall, so you feel a stretch in the back of your left calf. Hold for five breaths. Repeat five times. Reverse legs and repeat.
Sitting Stretches Sit on the floor, with your legs together, straight out in fron of you.
Spine Stretch.Lean forward and grasp your legs as far down as you can without straining—at your lower calfs, ankles or toes. Gently drop your head and stretch your forward. Your elbows should naturally bend and go outside of your legs. Your head should approach your knees,and your back should be rounded. Hold. This stretches thighs, legs and gluteals. Stretch forward eight times. You should feel the stretch in your upper back as you relax the spine.
Side to Side. Sit up and spread your legs as far apart as is comfortable. Then,bring your right heel in to your inner thigh. Your left leg should be out straight. Gently,stretch out over your left leg, reaching both arms forward. Put both hands as far down on you left leg as you confortably can. Bend elbows, drop head , round your back, relax shoulders and gently stretch downward eight times. This stretches your spine and leg muscles. Come up, and reverse, so your left heel is in to your thigh And your right leg is out. Stretch right eight times.
Then with both legs straightened and spread out, put your hands infront of your thighs on the floor and stretch forward, relaxing your shoulders and being your elbows. This stretches your inner thighs.
If you experience any pain as the result of performing these exercises, be sure to check with your doctor. And always be sure to warm up before you stretch
Thanks for patience
MR
Simple Hand And Leg Stretching Exercises
From a Standing Position. Legs should be shoulder-width apart,arms at your side.
Fully Body Stretch. Inhale slowly and as you do, bring your arms as you do, bring your arms above your head, go up on your toes and reach up as high as you can. Hold a second or two, then exhale, bringing arms down and heels back to the floor. Repeat three times.
Reach-Overs.Drop your right hand down so it touches and trails down the side of your right thigh to your knee, as you lean from your waist to your right. Your left upper arm should be raised close to your ear, left hand pointing to the right. Stretch by moving our left arm a little further to the right. Stretch eight times to your. Then,
Drop your left arm, burl slightly forward And over to the left side, bring up the right arm, and stretch eight times to the left side. This stretches the waist and side of the body.
Neck streches.Stand upright again. Facing forward, tilt your head to the right, so your right ear approaches your right shoulder, and hold a second. Repeat to the left.
Do slowly three times on each side. Then, bring your head forward and down,so thin approaches chest. Hold,then tilt your head back so you’re looking straight up. Repeat three times, slowly.
Now, swivel your head so you’re looking out over your right shoulder. (Keep shoulders facing forward.) Hold. Then turn head slowly to left. Hold Repeat three Times in each direction, remembering to breathe.
Calf Stretch. Especially good for walkers. Stand about two feet from a wall, facing it. Put your palms against the wall, at about shoulder height and shoulder-width apart. Step forward with your right foot so it’s only about a foot from the wall.
Both heels should be on the ground. Bends your right knee and bring your hips gently toward the wall, so you feel a stretch in the back of your left calf. Hold for five breaths. Repeat five times. Reverse legs and repeat.
Sitting Stretches Sit on the floor, with your legs together, straight out in fron of you.
Spine Stretch.Lean forward and grasp your legs as far down as you can without straining—at your lower calfs, ankles or toes. Gently drop your head and stretch your forward. Your elbows should naturally bend and go outside of your legs. Your head should approach your knees,and your back should be rounded. Hold. This stretches thighs, legs and gluteals. Stretch forward eight times. You should feel the stretch in your upper back as you relax the spine.
Side to Side. Sit up and spread your legs as far apart as is comfortable. Then,bring your right heel in to your inner thigh. Your left leg should be out straight. Gently,stretch out over your left leg, reaching both arms forward. Put both hands as far down on you left leg as you confortably can. Bend elbows, drop head , round your back, relax shoulders and gently stretch downward eight times. This stretches your spine and leg muscles. Come up, and reverse, so your left heel is in to your thigh And your right leg is out. Stretch right eight times.
Then with both legs straightened and spread out, put your hands infront of your thighs on the floor and stretch forward, relaxing your shoulders and being your elbows. This stretches your inner thighs.
If you experience any pain as the result of performing these exercises, be sure to check with your doctor. And always be sure to warm up before you stretch
Thanks for patience
MR
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Future Youth
Day Nine
Start Day With a Small Exercise
If that sounds like you on a typical weekday morning, make your breakfast—or part of it—the night before. Set your cereal bowl and spoon. Select a piece of fruit and wash it—and place the paring knife where you”ll be able to find it quickly in the morning, Then you can eat breakfast on automatic pilot.
If you’re not used to eating breakfast, start with small portions. “If the thought of eating breakfast disgusts you, try small amounts to begin with, even if it’s only a slice of toast or little cereal with milk,”
Too big a breakfast can leave you groggy, especially if you’re not used to it, adds Dr. Morgan. “The effect on performance is the equivalent of not getting a good night’s
Sleep. So whatever you do about breakfast, be consistent. If you eat light breakfast
Will make you feel groggy and dull.”
STRECH YOURSELF: A Good stretching program can increase flexibility regardless of your age. “People can definitely become more flexible as they get older instead of less.”says Katz.”But, like everything else,it take consistent practice. You don’t have to stretch every single day if you don’t want. But do stretch before you exercise, and try to do a full stretching routine two or three times a week. Don’t skip a week.”
This stretching routine was developed by Katz. Before you start,a few rules.
• Before you begin stretching, take a few controlled deep breaths, to relax and expand your lungs and rib case, and creat a deeper awareness of your body. Try to count to 15 as you inhale,and 15 as you exhale, Repeat ten times.
• Use gentle, slow, deliberate movements. Go to the point where you feel the muscle stretch—but no pain—and hold that position.
• Remember to breathe as you stretch. And exhale as you release the tension from your muscles.
• Repeat the movement until you feel the stretch again. Don’t bounce.
• Next lock your joints especially your knees.
You”ll find that these exercise stretch with you—that this is over time you’ll be able to do more and more. It’s a very basic routine. You may want to supplement it with stretches to suit your particular needs.
Thanks for patience reading
MR
Start Day With a Small Exercise
If that sounds like you on a typical weekday morning, make your breakfast—or part of it—the night before. Set your cereal bowl and spoon. Select a piece of fruit and wash it—and place the paring knife where you”ll be able to find it quickly in the morning, Then you can eat breakfast on automatic pilot.
If you’re not used to eating breakfast, start with small portions. “If the thought of eating breakfast disgusts you, try small amounts to begin with, even if it’s only a slice of toast or little cereal with milk,”
Too big a breakfast can leave you groggy, especially if you’re not used to it, adds Dr. Morgan. “The effect on performance is the equivalent of not getting a good night’s
Sleep. So whatever you do about breakfast, be consistent. If you eat light breakfast
Will make you feel groggy and dull.”
STRECH YOURSELF: A Good stretching program can increase flexibility regardless of your age. “People can definitely become more flexible as they get older instead of less.”says Katz.”But, like everything else,it take consistent practice. You don’t have to stretch every single day if you don’t want. But do stretch before you exercise, and try to do a full stretching routine two or three times a week. Don’t skip a week.”
This stretching routine was developed by Katz. Before you start,a few rules.
• Before you begin stretching, take a few controlled deep breaths, to relax and expand your lungs and rib case, and creat a deeper awareness of your body. Try to count to 15 as you inhale,and 15 as you exhale, Repeat ten times.
• Use gentle, slow, deliberate movements. Go to the point where you feel the muscle stretch—but no pain—and hold that position.
• Remember to breathe as you stretch. And exhale as you release the tension from your muscles.
• Repeat the movement until you feel the stretch again. Don’t bounce.
• Next lock your joints especially your knees.
You”ll find that these exercise stretch with you—that this is over time you’ll be able to do more and more. It’s a very basic routine. You may want to supplement it with stretches to suit your particular needs.
Thanks for patience reading
MR
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Future Youth
Day Eight Go For a Better Breakfast
Walk for 7 days 15 minutes in the morning about a ¾ mile.
Sid feels nauseous when faced with food before 10.00 am, on the contrary Irma feels opposite—she feels queasy all morning if she doesn’t eat.
Breakfast:
Some people can’t live without it. Should people like Sid be urged to overcome their dislike of the morning meal? Maybe.
“By late morning people who skip breakfast are likely to feel sluggish and dull. After going without food from 8.00pm. on, energy, levels will dip at around ll.00A.M.the next day,as blood sugar levels drop’But studies also have shown that high-carbohydrate meals make people sleepy.A high-carbohydrate meal elevates levels of serotonin, a neurotransmitter in the brain that makes you feel sleepy.
“The sedating effect of a high carbohydrate breakfast is more noticeable past the age of 40”says Dr, Morgan. “For some reason, many people in their twenties and thirties seem to be able to compensate and concentrate despite poor breakfat habits.
“Protien seems to counteract the sedating effect of carbohydrates. So the ideal breakfast is a combination of carbohydrates and protein”,
So-called larks—people who do their best in the morning –may withstande skipping breakfast better than others, because their energy levels are on the upswing. “But by and
Large ,skipping breakfast deprives your brain of the energy it needs to function at its best”
“If you don’t perform well in the moring ,try eating breakfast,” says Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D.,research scientist at the Massachusetts Institure of Technology in Cambridge. “It’s that simple.”
Skipping breakfast to forgo the calories—as many dieters do—is doubly defeating, according to Dr.Morgan. “Cutting calories in general often makes dieters feel lousy. Skipping breakfast will only make them feel worse . People who are trying to lose weight are better off consuming say, 1000 calories in three meals instead of two, because their metabolism revs up to digest each meal, burning extra calories in the process. So weight-watachers will lose more quickly if they eat part of their daily calories at breakfast.”
Experts offer the following strategies to overscome themost common reasons for skipping—or skimping on –breakfast:
Have a midmorning snack—or an early luch. If you have neither the time nor the appetite for an early-bird breakfast, brown bag it—or buy something nourshing on theway—and eat at your workplace,
“If you wait until 10.00A.M.to eat breakfast, that’s O .K., says Dr. Morgan.”Or you can take an early lunch, as they do in Scandinavia. People there eat lunch at around 11.00A.M.
Don’t typecast your breakfast. If you are bored with conventional breakfast choices(cereal,toast,eggs,juice)or breakfast foods simply don’t appeal to you at all—eat something you do like. A turkey sandwich,suggest Dr. Morgank is a perfect example of combination of protein and carbohydrates that can keep your energy levels from flagging before midday. So is a grilled cheese sandwich.
“Look to other cultures for ideas for interesting,nutritious breakfasts,”suggests Dr.Wurtman. “In Japanh, breakfast typically includes fish, seaweed and cooked rice. A typical Israeli breakfast may include cucumbers,tomatoes, low fat cheese, smoked fish and fruit.
And in Holland and other parts of Europe ,cheese and bread are standard breakfast fare.
Thinking beyond stereotypical breakfast food also helps if you’re allergic to eggs, wheat and milk, three common food allergens that happen to be themainstay of many breakfasts.
Nothing in the fridge? Improvise Say you have plenty of cereal but the milk’s
Gone sour. Or all that remains of the loaf of bread are two stale ens. If breakfast pickings are slim, look at what you do have. Leftover roast chickenand an apple: low-fat-roast chicken and an apple;low-fat-cottage chese of yougurt with cantaloupe; crakers and tuna or cold salmon sprinkled with lemon juice – all make great breakfasts ( and perup jaded tase buds, too!).
Prepare your breakfast the night beore. “I just can’t make food decisions in the morning says one woman. “It’s hard enough to decide what to wear to work.
Thanks for Patience Reading
M.R.
Walk for 7 days 15 minutes in the morning about a ¾ mile.
Sid feels nauseous when faced with food before 10.00 am, on the contrary Irma feels opposite—she feels queasy all morning if she doesn’t eat.
Breakfast:
Some people can’t live without it. Should people like Sid be urged to overcome their dislike of the morning meal? Maybe.
“By late morning people who skip breakfast are likely to feel sluggish and dull. After going without food from 8.00pm. on, energy, levels will dip at around ll.00A.M.the next day,as blood sugar levels drop’But studies also have shown that high-carbohydrate meals make people sleepy.A high-carbohydrate meal elevates levels of serotonin, a neurotransmitter in the brain that makes you feel sleepy.
“The sedating effect of a high carbohydrate breakfast is more noticeable past the age of 40”says Dr, Morgan. “For some reason, many people in their twenties and thirties seem to be able to compensate and concentrate despite poor breakfat habits.
“Protien seems to counteract the sedating effect of carbohydrates. So the ideal breakfast is a combination of carbohydrates and protein”,
So-called larks—people who do their best in the morning –may withstande skipping breakfast better than others, because their energy levels are on the upswing. “But by and
Large ,skipping breakfast deprives your brain of the energy it needs to function at its best”
“If you don’t perform well in the moring ,try eating breakfast,” says Judith J. Wurtman, Ph.D.,research scientist at the Massachusetts Institure of Technology in Cambridge. “It’s that simple.”
Skipping breakfast to forgo the calories—as many dieters do—is doubly defeating, according to Dr.Morgan. “Cutting calories in general often makes dieters feel lousy. Skipping breakfast will only make them feel worse . People who are trying to lose weight are better off consuming say, 1000 calories in three meals instead of two, because their metabolism revs up to digest each meal, burning extra calories in the process. So weight-watachers will lose more quickly if they eat part of their daily calories at breakfast.”
Experts offer the following strategies to overscome themost common reasons for skipping—or skimping on –breakfast:
Have a midmorning snack—or an early luch. If you have neither the time nor the appetite for an early-bird breakfast, brown bag it—or buy something nourshing on theway—and eat at your workplace,
“If you wait until 10.00A.M.to eat breakfast, that’s O .K., says Dr. Morgan.”Or you can take an early lunch, as they do in Scandinavia. People there eat lunch at around 11.00A.M.
Don’t typecast your breakfast. If you are bored with conventional breakfast choices(cereal,toast,eggs,juice)or breakfast foods simply don’t appeal to you at all—eat something you do like. A turkey sandwich,suggest Dr. Morgank is a perfect example of combination of protein and carbohydrates that can keep your energy levels from flagging before midday. So is a grilled cheese sandwich.
“Look to other cultures for ideas for interesting,nutritious breakfasts,”suggests Dr.Wurtman. “In Japanh, breakfast typically includes fish, seaweed and cooked rice. A typical Israeli breakfast may include cucumbers,tomatoes, low fat cheese, smoked fish and fruit.
And in Holland and other parts of Europe ,cheese and bread are standard breakfast fare.
Thinking beyond stereotypical breakfast food also helps if you’re allergic to eggs, wheat and milk, three common food allergens that happen to be themainstay of many breakfasts.
Nothing in the fridge? Improvise Say you have plenty of cereal but the milk’s
Gone sour. Or all that remains of the loaf of bread are two stale ens. If breakfast pickings are slim, look at what you do have. Leftover roast chickenand an apple: low-fat-roast chicken and an apple;low-fat-cottage chese of yougurt with cantaloupe; crakers and tuna or cold salmon sprinkled with lemon juice – all make great breakfasts ( and perup jaded tase buds, too!).
Prepare your breakfast the night beore. “I just can’t make food decisions in the morning says one woman. “It’s hard enough to decide what to wear to work.
Thanks for Patience Reading
M.R.
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