Category: Weight Management

Sometimes Living A Happy And Healthy Life Takes A Little Effort

Genetics Loads The Gun And Lifestyle Pulls The Trigger

I’m sure that most of you don’t weigh the same as you did when you were 25 years old if you are one of the fortunate few who do, I know it took a lot of effort on your part. But for the majority of the population who do find themselves heavier, most of that…
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Slow Metabolism? There Are Ways to Boost It

You’ve heard it from me many times, but in case you missed it, here it is. “As you get older your body changes in many ways,” I’m sure you have already noticed a few. One of the things that change is our metabolism. As we age so does our metabolism, but there are ways to…
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Building Muscle In Your Golden Years

No matter what you have heard, it’s never too late to grow stronger by developing a strength training exercise program. Keeping muscles strong as we age is more important than you might think, stronger muscles help prevent many old age problems such as a lower risk of osteoporosis, less frailty due to healthy muscles and…
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Tip Of The Week: Do You Have Flabby Arms?

Join Me Every Wednesday For A New Tip Of The Week   Flabby arms are often a natural result of aging. As you grow older, your skin loses elasticity and connective tissue degrades, causing a saggier appearance. However, there is one aspect of aging that you can fight: fat accumulation. Body fat may increase by…
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Losing Weight Vs. Maintaining Weight

Well, here we are a brand new year to start over with. One of the top New Years Resolutions is to lose weight, but if you are not one of those people that has to lose weight, you still must be on a diet, just a different kind of diet. Look we all must be…
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You Know About B.M.I But What About B.M.R

I’m sure by now we all know what B.M.I is, Right? Well if you don’t, shame on you, it stands for Body Mass Index. BMI is an indicator of the amount of body fat for most people. It is used as a screening tool to identify whether an adult is at a healthy weight. In…
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