Super Shoulder Workout | 61 Year Old’s Shoulder Workout

Red meat consumption for humans is a controversial topic among many medical professionals. Some believe red meat to be healthful while others maintain that red meat is detrimental to one’s health. Here are some interesting facts that can help you decide for yourself whether red meat is worth eating.

When most people think of turmeric (Curcuma longa), the bright yellow spice, they tend to think immediately of the flavor benefits it can bring to whatever dish they happen to be preparing. Whether you’re using it in a sauce, adding it to the vegetables as you stir-fry, or utilizing it in your cooking in some other manner, there’s no denying turmeric is a very potent spice to include. But what some people don’t know is it’s also a powerful health booster. Turmeric offers many unique health benefits that just should not go overlooked. Let’s go over a few of the main ones you should know about.

Chances are, you already know it’s critical to be feeding yourself a healthy meal first thing in the day. A healthy breakfast will get your body running smoothly as you begin your day and ensure you maintain control over your hunger in the hours ahead. Unfortunately, many people who are trying to lose weight skip breakfast thinking this is a good way to cut calories. But this idea can backfire in a big way. Rather than skipping breakfast, choosing a better breakfast is the way to go although some breakfast foods are wiser choices than others as far as maintaining steady energy and stabilizing your blood sugar levels are concerned. Let’s look at the three best breakfast foods for you to consider.

What’s the big fuss about getting an organic vegetable box delivery or an organic grocery delivery to your home or workplace? After all, you can do your organic shopping in a number of places, including the supermarket and farmers markets. It is true that choosing your food, and specifically your fresh produce in person will allow you to select exactly which broccoli head looks the tastiest and also the oranges that are the biggest. But have you considered how much your time is actually worth?

The degree to which your body is nourished with optimal nutritional choices will have a profound effect on your overall health and wellbeing. It will influence your energy levels, your mental wellbeing, your ability to burn fat, and the strength of your immune system, among other things.

What are good fats? Can fatty foods be good for your health? If so, why is fat always the “bad guy” in articles about healthy diets? Here is what you need to know about good fats vs bad fats, and a tip on the best fat of all for your health.

The food that you consume not only affects your general health, but also the benefits that you will in due course procure from your workout regime. What you consume can either add to or undermine from the benefits you derive from exercising, and if you are devoting a dedicated time for workout then you’d be directed to harness your meals to support your goals and not get detracted from them. Initially, contrary to popular advice, for getting more out of the benefits of exercise, you’d want to stay away from fructose and other sugars unless you’re engaged in rigorous and extended cardio workouts that will let you burn these sugars, particularly fructose, and not store them as fat. An expert sports nutritionist can be handy here if you are into any type of sports.

It’s important to eat your daily servings of fruits and vegetables. Need tips on how to incorporate them into your menu? Here are some “do’s and don’ts”.

It’s simply not true that the way you do anything is the way you do everything. This article covers real-life examples that disprove the familiar saying.

There are numerous misconceptions associated with this terminology when it comes to health. We have read articles where experts advise you to stay away from food rich in fats which according to them can trigger cardio vascular diseases and other diseases related to obesity. But all this data have been obscured and what we needs is a comprehensive data enlightening about fats, their source and which should be avoided and which should be enjoyed.

When it comes to post-workout nutrition, it has been drilled in our heads that we need to take advantage of this magical “window of opportunity” to reap the full benefits of strength training. But is it true? Let’s separate fact from fiction and determine what will apply according to your workout routine and daily macro-nutrient intake. So, what type of post-workout nutrition is right for a strength training athlete?

Warmer weather is gradually arriving (at least to us in Seattle!) and many of you, like myself, are likely starting to shift your eating. Heavy stews and fortifying soups are on their way out in place of lighter fare with seasonal produce. Personally, I always find this time of year that I’ve forgotten many of my favorite Spring and Summer foods as this transition happens, and I get into a food rut, rotating through many of the same meals until something reminds me of the variety at my fingertips (ie the store or farmers market). For that reason I created a list of the some fabulous “super foods” to start incorporating this Spring.