Resistance training helps with fat loss in a variety of ways. For starters, resistance training promotes the growth of lean muscle mass. Increased energy expenditure is required by increased lean muscle mass, both during exercise and at rest. In other words, people with leaner muscle mass burn more calories during the day. Resis...
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When faced with a major decision, we frequently hear the phrase "trust your instincts." Our "gut instinct" is an intuitive sensation or vibe that we obtain from a variety of sources, including our life experiences and wisdom. Our true gut, on the other hand, is far more powerful; it is linked to overall health, disease, and even...
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Importance of Flexibility TrainingFlexibility training is an essential, yet often overlooked health-related component of fitness. Numerous studies support the short- and long-term benefits of various types of stretching, including static stretching, dynamic stretching, and proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF), just to nam...
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Fasting during the month of Ramadan can be good for your health if it's done correctly. Fasting not only burns fat reserves but also rids your body of potentially hazardous poisons stored in fat deposits. Your body naturally detoxifies after a month of overhauling your digestive system, allowing you to continue living a healthier lifest...
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Most of us have experienced the overwhelming grouchiness that takes over when we ve gone too long without food. Turns out, there s some science to explain why this happens. Here is what you need to know and how you can help your clients cope when hunger strikes. The official definition of hunger is "a fee...
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To be fit and healthy you need to be physically active. Regular physical activity can help protect you from serious diseases such as obesity, heart disease, cancer, mental illness, diabetes and arthritis. Riding your bicycle regularly is one of the best ways to reduce your risk of health problems associated with a sedentary life...
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Obesity and type 2 diabetes have been associated in studies. Overweight or obese people have a higher risk of getting type 2 diabetes, which is a chronic condition marked by elevated blood sugar levels. The goal of the study was to assess the relationship between behavior change and weight reduction after being diagnosed with type 2...
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There are two types of body fats namely visceral fat and subcutaneous fat. Subcutaneous fat is mostly the layer of fat just underneath the skin and which can be pinched and touched externally. As for visceral fat, it's invisible to the eyes as it's located around our internal vital organs like the liver, abdomen and heart and can po...
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Nutritional facts of Apple: Rich in Vitamin A & C Vitamin A is richer in outer skin than its flesh. Vitamin C is higher just below the skin. Other vitamins included Vitamin K, Thiamine, Riboflavin & Vitamin B6. Protein 0.2%, Fat 0.5%, Minerals 0.3%, Fiber 1%, Carbohydrates ...
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Think of your core muscles as the sturdy central link in a chain connecting your upper and lower body. Properly building up your core cranks up the power. A strong core also enhances balance and stability. Thus, it can help prevent falls and injuries during sports or other activities. In fact, a strong, flexible core underpins ...
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It s common to expect some level of muscle soreness after a tough workout, especially if you throw in new exercises or ramp up intensity. Some exercise enthusiasts measure a good workout based on how sore they feel the next day. Delayed onset muscle soreness, or DOMS, occurs between 24 and 48 hours after exercise. The ju...
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Taking care of your body is important, for both your physical and mental health. Interestingly, most of us believe that they are just about the right weight. While you might be happy with the way you look, there is a chance that you will be overweight. Over time, it can be easy for your waistline to grow and for you to become overweight or obese. W...
Read moreBeing overweight and obese puts people at greater risk of developing 10 of the most common cancers, according to research in the Lancet medical journal. Higher body mass index (BMI) increases the risk of developing 10 of the most common cancers. Each 5 kg/m increase in BMI was clearly linked with high...
Read moreThere are days when I'm so rushed to get to the office that I completely forget to drink a glass or two of water after my morning workout (especially if it's cold out). Hours will go by before I realize often in the middle of furiously typing yet another email that my mouth is painfully dry. And, if you're guilty of the ...
Read moreWith Alzheimer s disease ranking as the fifth leading cause of death in people over the age of 65, it is no wonder it s one of the most significant health concerns for older adults. It is anticipated that the number of cases worldwide will almost triple to 131.5 million by the year 2050. And each year, an additional 10-2...
Read moreThe brain is a remarkable organ. It is responsible for your ability to think, problem solve, process emotions, make memories, your five senses (sight, taste, touch, smell and hearing) and physical movement. With so many things to do, your brain requires a lot of energy. Proper nourishment will keep your brain happy now and prevent diseases typicall...
Read moreNo one goes to a health club or fitness studio hoping they leave in worse shape than when they arrived. There is one common denominator shared by everyone who exercises on a regular basis: we all want results from our time spent sweating! This is one reason why high-intensity interval training (HIIT) workouts have become so popular over the past nu...
Read moreDELAYED ONSET MUSCLE SORENESS IT S THE NAME OF THE STIFF PAIN YOU FEEL AS YOU ROLL OVER AND REACH TO TURN OFF THE MORNING ALARM AFTER A DAY IN WHICH YOU TRAINED UNUSUALLY HARD OR TRIED A NEW EXERCISE. Some people feel there s no better reward; others cease to exercise. What everyone should know is that ...
Read moreHave you ever seen the term MET on a piece of exercise equipment and wondered what it meant? MET stands for metabolic equivalent, which is one way that exercise physiologists estimate how many calories are burned during physical activity. Having a basic understanding of METs and how to use them can help you determine the best physical activities to...
Read moreAre you new to the ketogenic diet or are unsure what this latest diet trend is all about? Are you curious about ketosis and whether it can help you to achieve your health and weight goals? Here s your ketosis 101. The first step to turning your body into a well-tuned, inflammation-fighting machine is knowing which foods promo...
Read moreFood is the one of the powerful tool to create optimal health. These five great foods are examples of foods that you should incorporate into your eating plan for optimal health and wellness. Seeds Seeds like chia, hemp, and flaxseeds will work wonder. You can add all three super seeds to smoothies, puddings, or on top of coconut y...
Read moreHuman connection has broad implications for how much happier we are. Whatever is your inherent nature, research is proving that to feel happy and to flourish, humans must feel connected. Historically, humans lived in groups to build shelter, find food, and protect themselves from wild animals or other groups of humans. This power in number...
Read moreMetabolism plays a very important role in fat burning and weight loss. It is also a very difficult process to measure accurately as there are so many factors which can affect its mechanism. However, there are few common factors which can be modified to positively increase your metabolism. 1. Timely Meals When your meal timings are...
Read moreHeart Disease in women is one of the most overlooked while it is one of the leading killer in developed countries. Following information can help keep tab on the heart disease in women. Women, beginning 10 years post menopause, and with a family history of heart disease or are obese should check with their physician for a st...
Read moreCardio respiratory Exercise: These exercises involves continuous, rhythmic and continuous movements with large muscle groups such legs, shoulders or chest muscles. For a normal healthy individual, 30 to 60 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise 5 days per week or 20 to 60 minutes of vigorous-intensity exercise 3 days per week is the s...
Read moreWalking is something most people can do, regardless of their individual level of fitness. Regardless of whether someone has an active and physical lifestyle or whether the normal physical activity is a short trip from the couch to the refrigerator, increasing the amount of daily walking has significant benefits for both short and...
Read moreThere is no question that lately calisthenics has become a buzz in the fitness world. However, this sort of physical activity has been always been around. Just think about the burpees, push up, pull ups and dozens of other aerobic exercises we usually do besides weight training. Bodyweight exercises have always been an important part of bo...
Read moreThe Stability Ball or Swiss balls , Physio Balls , Balance Balls has a prominent role in the world of Fitness industry. Gym balls are all about instability. Using one in the gym for an exercise makes all your stabilizer muscles those unsung he...
Read moreBelow is the written testimonial by one of member Mr. Mariyadas Antony (Member ID: #728092) who had scaled the heights of Mt. Everest. Continue to read as he explains about his trekking experience, Directly/Indirectly Lifeline Gym is being part of my success so would like to share my proud moments of achieving the same...
Read more10 Muscle Moves to Help Tame Diabetes Why Do Strength Training? If you have diabetes, you know the importance of controlling your blood sugar. But did you know that strength training can play a starring role? Simple moves done regularly can prompt your muscles to absorb more sugar. You'll also burn more calories around the clock when ...
Read moreAre you super-cautious about working out because it s been a while since you were active, or you feel out of shape? Actually, exercise is great for you. Being active will: Strengthen your heart. Lower your blood pressure. Help you reach and keep a healthy weight. Burn off stress. Boost...
Read moreTry to drink a minimum of eight 8-ounce Glasses of water a day. Water is the safest, cheapest and most effective weight loss supplement on the market today. Water Lowers the Amount of Fat Stored in your body Your kidneys get very lazy on the job when you don't drink enough water and as a result ...
Read moreFight against childhood obesity remains 'an uphill battle Childhood obesity is not a cosmetic issue or something the child will just grow out of. Obese children tend to become obese adults, and there are many medical issues associated with obesity. Children are now taking the same type of medications as t...
Read moreLooks like your mother was right when she told you to sit up straight. There's growing evidence that good posture contributes to a range of health benefits, from reducing back and joint pain to boosting mood. A study of 6,000 Finnish adolescents found frequent use of computers, mobile phones, videogame players and television was associated with...
Read moreMost of us have experienced the overwhelming grouchiness that takes over when we ve gone too long without food. Turns out, there s some science to explain why this happens. Here s what you need to know and how you can help your clients cope when hanger strikes. The official definition of hanger is ...
Read moreWhat is the best time of day to exercise? Simply put, it s whatever time you can commit to and be consistent. That being said, your daily rhythm and choices affect your motivation to exercise, your recovery from exercise and, potentially, the results you get from exercise, so there is no single best time ...
Read moreWhen it comes to increasing muscle size or definition, you ve probably been told that lifting weights breaks down a muscle, which then becomes stronger or bigger as a result of the repair process. But is this really true or simply another one of the common gym myths that is passed along from more seasoned veterans to newbies? &nbs...
Read moreHere are three components of exercise: resistance training, flexibility (and cardio respiratory training. Resistance-training exercises help improve both muscle strength, which can elevate resting metabolism (the number of calories burned while at rest), and functional performance in a variety of activities. Flexibility or mobility exercises can re...
Read moreInflammation and anti-inflammatory are two buzz words you ve likely heard quite often lately. When you hear the word inflammation mentioned in the news or online, they aren t typically referring to the beneficial, initial inflammation that helps heal injuries like ankle sprains. Rather, they re talking abou...
Read moreOsteoporosis is a much talked about lifestyle condition which targets the elder strata of the society and is silent killer. Osteoporosis is associated with bone fragility and resulting fractures which presses the alarm button. Osteoporosis has been operationally defined on the basis of mineral density (BMD) assessment .According ...
Read morePain in the lower back may be linked to the bony lumbar spine, discs between the vertebrae, ligaments around the spine and discs, spinal cord and nerves, lower back muscles, abdomen and pelvic internal organs, and the skin around the lumbar area. Back pain can affect people of any age, it is significantly more common among adults aged betw...
Read moreExercise: Exercise is an activity that helps to work our muscles, increasing the amount of the oxygen delivery to them and in general improve cardio vascular health. Aerobic Exercise: Aerobic means with air or oxygen. It is performed at a moderate level of intensity over a long period of time for eg : running long distant at moderate pace is an...
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