What exactly is a calorie? This is our take on its definition…
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calories: tiny creatures that live in your closet and sew your clothes a little bit tighter every night
calories: tiny creatures that live in your closet and sew your clothes a little bit tighter every night
EAT CLEAN – TRAIN MEAN – LIVE LEAN – Michael Kenneth quote
Don’t turn it into a diet. Keep focusing on adding. – Jon Gabriel from Hungry for Change Film
Surgeons can cut out everything except cause – Herbert Shelton quote
10 Words Everyone Should Live By: Authenticity, Clarity, Creativity, Gratitude, Equanimity, Passion, Compassion, Presence, Vulnerability, Love – Dr. Lawrence Rosen quote
Just Add Good Stuff presents “A GUIDE to a HEALTHY, HAPPY & PROSPEROUS LIFE” series. This is Set #4 following the hugely successful 1st set (click here), 2nd set (click here), 3rd set (click here), 4th set (click here) and the recently launched 5th set (click here)! The infographs serve as a reminder and guide to a healthy, more prosperous and happier life through nutrition, diet, and fitness.
Be Happy, Be Healthy, Be Fit and Be Free!
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Just Add Good Stuff presents some tips for a happy, successful and healthier life:
subtract the bad stuff in your life | definitely add more of the really good stuff
but everything in MODERATION | smile all the time | RELAX | re-connect with a friend
call a family member | buy from local grocers | recycle + compost | DON’T smoke
adopt an organic whole foods plant based DIET | drink lots of water | meditate
say NO to fast food | eat LOTS of veggies | get some SUN | prioritize
be SPECIFIC about your goals | continue dreaming + thinking BIG
forget about your EPIC MELTDOWN… there’s always next season
There is NO drug that can do for you what eating well, moving your body, self-love & mindfulness can… – Bridget Jane quote
Just Add Good Stuff presents “A GUIDE to a HEALTHY, HAPPY & PROSPEROUS LIFE” series. This is Set #4 following the hugely successful 1st set (click here), 2nd set (click here), 3rd set (click here) and the recently launched 4th set (click here)! The infographs serve as a reminder and guide to a healthy, more prosperous and happier life through nutrition, diet, and fitness.
Just right-click to ‘save’ the images to your computer -OR- click on these images for the ‘full-size’ version.
Just Add Good Stuff presents some tips for a happy, successful and healthier life:
subtract the bad stuff in your life | definitely add more of the really good stuff
but everything in MODERATION | smile all the time | RELAX | re-connect with a friend
call a family member | buy from local grocers | recycle + compost | DON’T smoke
adopt an organic whole foods plant based DIET | drink lots of water | meditate
say NO to fast food | eat LOTS of veggies | get some SUN | prioritize
be SPECIFIC about your goals | continue dreaming + thinking BIG
forget about your EPIC MELTDOWN… there’s always next season
Did you know? The major risk factors for heart disease include: tobacco use, physical inactivity, obesity, poor diet and genetics? Over 250,000 deaths occur each years as a result of inactivity! People with active lifestyles through exercise, training and working out have a 45% lower risk of developing heart disease then someone who doesn’t. Benefits occur even with low intensity exercise like walking or jogging. Now that is a major impact of exercise on your heart health!
There are 3 major health benefits to exercise when it comes to heart health. Here are the 3 great main benefits in no particular order:
The heart is a muscle, and gets stronger with exercise. Exercise also enables the heart to pump more blood through the body when required. In addition, exercise lowers resting heart rate as the heart is now more efficient in moving blood through your systems when required.
Some of the great health benefits of exercise and training include: reduction in blood pressure and weight loss. As well, other positive effects on risk factors include an increase in good cholesterol and decrease in bad cholesterol in our blood stream. This helps in reducing heart disease and heart attacks.
Being active will improve your body’s ability to transport and use oxygen. As well, exercise will reduce fatigue when performing every day activities. Training will also improve vascular wall function.
Here are some easy ways to incorporate training and exercise into your daily routine. Firstly, take stairs and not the elevator if you’re at work. This burns 7 calories per minute for a 150 pound person and for an extra exercise boost, take 10 minutes on your lunch break to go up and down stairs in your work building. Secondly, you can try biking to work instead of driving or taking public transit. A half hour commute on the bike burns about 140 calories for a 150 pound person. You will get fresh air, and help your health and the environment at the same time! If you are biking in the sun, you’ll get your daily required dose of Vitamin D as well! Thirdly, sit on an exercise ball at work. By doing so (instead of sitting stationary on a chair), you can burn an additional 30 calories per work day. Use the exercise ball for quick training breaks too. Lastly, walk to lunch or coffee. A leisurely 10 minute walk burns about 50 calories. Grab a co-worker to join you and pick up the pace!
This Impact of Exercise on Your Heart Health Infographic is brought to you by the Regional Medical Center of San Jose. Thank you!
Health is the best thing that makes you feel that now is the best time of the year – Pressed Juicery quote