Posts Tagged ‘Stay’

Stay Healthy- Tips to Avoid Colds and Flu

Thursday, October 14th, 2010

Colds, Flu, sick people all around …

Here are a few tips to help keep you healthy.

* Increase your vitamin C. Eat fruit, drink juice, take a supplement.

* Make sure you are eating PLENTY of fruits and veggies.

* Take your vitamins!

* Get enough sleep.

* Dress warm. Especially head and hands where you lose most of your body heat, and are the most prone to frostbite.

* Eat fish. The best options for immune building are- oysters, lobster, crabs, clams, salmon.

* Drink Green tea.

* Get enough protein.

* Get enough exercise.

* Drink plenty of water.

* Wash your hands often.

* Change your hand towels once a day.

* Stay 5 feet away from anyone showing signs of colds or flu.

* Take plenty of time to relax. Stress lowers immunity.

* Don’t share utensils.

* Don’t eat after “double dippers”.

While these tips are not 100% guaranteed to keep you from getting the flu, they will cut your risk considerably and increase your energy as a side effect. .

Take care and stay healthy.

Healthy Tips – Stay Fit and Healthy

Wednesday, February 11th, 2009

Maintaining a healthy life style can start at any age. Once you have a plan in mind, you can work towards your goal. Fitness is for the average person who would like to prevent disease and remain healthy.

Your first step would be to assess your current state and work on the areas that need improvement. You may need to vary your routine, so that exercising becomes a pleasure, not a torture. Consider your options – a walk in the park, swimming at the club, home exercise equipment – perhaps you can attempt something new every day so that it does not become a chore.

Whatever your choice, weight training to build muscle, aerobic fitness for the lungs and heart and stretching exercises should be a part of your plan. It is important to remember that while exercising, you need to pay attention to your diet. Depending on the length of your work-outs, your diet will affect the fuel used by your body. Weight training and exercise may increase your calorie intake almost to 1500 per day. Your diet will need proteins, minerals, vitamins and carbohydrates. Plenty of water is necessary to avoid dehydration. Eating frequent small meals may be better than two large meals. Avoid junk food and eat plenty of fruit and vegetables.

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