Fitness Lean times are no excuse to ignore your health. Don’t let gym memberships, personal training fees, or the cost of the latest exercise gadget weigh you down. Exercise is about moving, stretching, lifting, bending, breathing – things you can easily do at home. Or simply walk – around the block, at a mall, or […]
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Fitness Weekend athletes are more prone to injuries than persons who exercise on a regular basis. To help lower the risk of injury, warm up your muscles with light activity or walking. Cool down at the end of exercising and stretch afterward. Each week, adults need 150 minutes of moderate intensity exercise, plus 2 days
Weight Control Research has shown that dieting alone will not produce permanent weight loss. Any successful weight-loss program should emphasize both what you eat and how you exercise. Don’t just sit around wondering when those extra pounds will come off. Check with your physician first to see if you’re ready for exercise, then get moving
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Nutrition Our bodies continually lose water throughout the day. With water being vital for your body to function optimally, it’s important to stay hydrated. Although water-intake needs differ from person to person, an easy rule to aim for is 8×8 – drink eight-ounce glasses eight times a day. When the air is drier, such as
Substance Use & Abuse Take this test to see if you are out of control. You may think you are a social drinker, when others see you as a problem drinker. If you have any doubts, or just want to prove your friends and family wrong, take this test developed by Alcoholics Anonymous. Answer Yes
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Substance Use & Abuse Are some people more at risk than others? Addiction is a chronic, often relapsing brain disease. It causes compulsive drug seeking and using, despite the harm it costs. Over time, brain changes occur that destroy a person’s ability for self-control. Even if a person wants to quit, willpower is not enough
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Nutrition For millions of people, drinking milk isn’t so easy. People with lactose intolerance can’t digest lactose (the sugar in milk), so they can’t drink milk or eat milk products without suffering some or all of the following symptoms. * Gas in the lower intestine. * Abdominal pain and cramps. * Bloating. * Diarrhea. *
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Healthy Travel It’s been said that travel expands the mind and loosens the bowels. One-third of visitors to developing countries suffer from travel sickness, or turista. This includes diarrhea, cramps, fatigue, and sometimes fever and nausea. Food and water contaminated with bacteria are usually to blame. Here’s what to do. * If you plan to
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Nutrition Diets high in dietary fiber may help reduce the risk of colon cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and heartburn. Choose whole-grain foods over white, enriched ones. Eat plenty of vegetables, fruits, beans, lentils, nuts and seeds. Health experts advise adults getting 22 to 34 grams of dietary fiber a day. Most adults in the U.S.
Nutrition 4 Servings, about 3 ounces each Ingredients: 1 pound frozen haddock or cod fillets 1 Tbsp. lemon juice 1/8 tsp. dried dill weed 1/8 tsp. salt Dash of pepper Directions: 1. Thaw frozen fish in refrigerator overnight or thaw in microwave oven. Separate into four fillets or pieces. 2. Place fish in heated frypan.
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