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Health & Fitness Forum - Vol. VII

Welcome to the September 17, 2007 edition of Health & Fitness Forum.

The purpose of this forum is to feature well-written articles that provide easy-to-implement tips and information on health, fitness, nutrition, weight loss, beauty and overall well being. We have several great articles this week. Please read, share and enjoy.
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Featured Articles

We have several great articles this week, but a few stand out above the rest. Please check them out:

FitBuff presents Lifeline Screening: 15 Types of Blood Tests and Checkups You Need posted at FitBuff.com’s Total Mind and Body Fitness Blog, saying, “So, how do you make sure you are aware of your true overall health condition without becoming a paranoid hypochondriac?

Below is a list of tests and screenings that should be included in your regular checkups…”

Scott Lee presents Eating & Exercising Healthy - The Key Points posted at Scott Free Thinking.

Ada Ozoh presents Altenative remedies for Premenstrual Symdrome (PMS) posted at Menopause Lifestyle.

Please click below for the best of the rest . . . .

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Posted in Beauty on Sep 17th, 2007 by yogamama  1 comment   

Health and Fitness Forum — Volume V


Welcome to the September 2, 2007 edition of Health and Fitness Forum.

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The purpose of this forum is to feature well-written articles that provide easy-to-implement tips and information on health, fitness, nutrition, weight loss, beauty and overall well being. We have several great articles this week. Please read, share and enjoy.

Alternative Health Tips

John Hill presents Sexercise posted at Universe Of Success.

Diet Tips

Talia Mana presents What’s the difference between overeating and bingeing? posted at Centre for Emotional Well-Being, saying, “Guidelines to help you identify when overeating becomes bingeing or binge eating disorder.”

Exercise Tips

John presents Calf Training Tips For Real Growth posted at Muscular-Fitness.

John Hill presents Consistency Builds Big Arms posted at Big-Arms.com.

Kimberly Linton presents Build Your Home Gym for Less Than $20! posted at Living the Fit Life.

Alvaro Fernandez presents Brain Fitness Program 2.0, MindFit, and much more on Brain Training posted at SharpBrains, saying, “Review and commentary on several New York Times articles related to ‘brain training.’”

General Health and Wellbeing Tips

Toni presents Good mornings with Lemon Water posted at Wifely Steps, saying, “Lemon water is a great way to manage your health. Drinking a glass of warm lemon water is helpful AND relaxing, as I’ve found out myself!”

Warren Wong presents How To Overcome Fear And The Obstacles It Creates posted at Personal Development for INTJs, saying, “Are there things you are afraid of? Here’s how to overcome your fears, permanently, and overcome all the obstacles that fear creates.”

Andrew Edgington presents What is the Future for Bodybuilders? (Part 1) posted at Mick.

Healthy Eating Tips

Pinyo Bhulipongsanon presents The Americans Super-size Problem posted at Moolanomy

Rod BeDuhn presents Eliminate MSG From Your Diet posted at Rod BeDuhn’s How to Stop Pain Tips & Techniques Blog.

Nutrition Tips

Shaheen Lakhan presents The Kampo boom, traditional Japanese phytotherapy comes of age posted at GNIF Brain Blogger.

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Weight Loss Tips

Lynda Lippin presents Eat Less & Lose More-Why Counting Bites Works posted at Pilates & Reiki In Paradise Blog.

That concludes this edition. Submit your article to the next edition of the health & fitness forum using our submission form.

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Posted in Beauty on Sep 5th, 2007 by yogamama  5 comments   

Get Your Organic Raw Almonds Here!


Raw almond lovers are grieving.

As of September 2007, The California Almond Board will require that ALL almonds sold commercially will be heat treated, aka pasteurized. This requirement is effectually the death knell of the truly raw almond.

While you may still see almonds labeled “organic and raw”, this packaging will be deceptive as ALL almonds sold commercially will be treated with high-temperature heat.

How To Beat The Ban

In October 2007, “Organic Pastures”, a family owned and operated dairy, farm and creamery will begin home delivery of organic, TRULY RAW, Butte and Padre variety almonds.

Organic Pastures is the superior company from which I buy raw milk, raw kefir, and raw cheese (they deliver an array of raw products or check stores like Whole Foods or Wild Oats in California ).

To reserve your raw almonds call Organic Pastures at 1-877-729-6455.

Prices begin at $20 for a 2lb bag and large orders are also accepted. What could be better than having one of the most nutritious, delicious and versatile nuts delivered tight to your door?!

Also, be sure to check www.organicpastures.com for informative articles about why organic, raw almonds are not only safe to eat, but extremely nutritious. You’ll also find enlightening information regarding the deceptive labeling practices that will be instituted by The California Almond Board.

If you hadn’t noticed, I’m totally bugged by the whole raw almond ban. Therefore, my pledge is to find EVERY high-quality, organic, raw almond source that I can and then relate them to you.

More power to you if you choose to buy heat treated or pasteurized almonds, but I want you to at least have a CHOICE where your nutrition is concerned.

Next on my agenda: a quality source for organic truly raw, almond butter. Life just won’t be the same without it!

Hear this California Almond Board - where there’s a will, there’s a truly raw almond!

Love,
Health Sundae

Posted in Beauty on Sep 5th, 2007 by yogamama  2 comments   

Cantaloupe: Use Your Melon for Health and Beauty


Our girl Pamela Anderson has always known that when it comes to melons a girl should just go big.

But don’t fret, you don’t necessarily need to become a resident of the Silicon Valley in order to reap the many benefits that melons, especially cantaloupes, have to offer. health and fitness tips, nutrition tips

Cantaloupe Confidential

Check out the numerous health benefits offered by sweet, luscious cantaloupe:

- Combats Cancer: High in Vitamin C, an anti-oxidant which captures free-radicals

- Controls blood pressure: High in potassium which helps regulate blood pressure

- Reduces Heart Attacks and Stroke: Potassium in cantaloupe also helps control homocysteine, a substance known to trigger heart attacks and stroke

- Fiber: helps control weight and lowers cholesterol

Cantaloupe Keeps You Cute

Consistent with Dr. Nicholas Perricone’s acclaimed theory that good nutrition benefits your exterior as much as interior, cantaloupe has much to offer when it comes to getting beautified.

Cantaloupe melon has a high-water content and anti-oxidants that can work wonders for your complexion, creating clear, pore-less, radiant skin. Consider how many expensive, topical, Vitamin C products you see the lining store shelves every day. The reason these products are in high demand is because Vitamin C is proven to help skin defy age while improving tone, texture and radiance. Now, if applying Vitamin C externally gets good results, just imagine what taking Vitamin C internally can do?!

Think of canteloupe as a cheap, delicious ticket to skin success! Plus, the good dose of fiber in cantaloupe means it will keep you fuller, longer, exactly what you need to keep your diet plan on track and your butt in those sexy, cute-girl jeans.

Who Cut The Cantaloupe

For a long time I avoided buying cantaloupe because I didn’t want the hassle of cutting the darn thing. It seemed my attempts always ended with a countertop laden with a gloppy, sticky mess and pieces of melon that still had seeds embedded.
I’ll share two ways to go about getting perfectly cut cantaloupe chunks in only a few minutes.

Tip Uno: Go directly to Whole Foods where some produce angel has already done all the work and sealed the deal in a plastic container. The downside is that this can get pricey despite the fact that even organic cantaloupe is generally inexpensive.

Tip Dos: You are going for the Yul Brenner look. Yup. Just use your knife and basically scalp the entire melon, and then slice downward from top to bottom. You can serve these “half moon slices” or cut them into chunks and refrigerate.
All you’ll be left with will be the seedy, middle hunk that you can simply toss into la garbage.

p.s.: Cut cantaloupe retains almost 100% of its nutrients for at least 6 days!

Shake Your Melon

For a thick, refreshing, extraordinarily nutritious smoothie or protein shake, toss several frozen chunks of cantaloupe in your blender instead of ice cubes.

The mild sweetness of cantaloupe blends perfectly with all other types of fruit and even complements chocolate protein powders.

Grab your melons!

For glowing, taut skin, a hot behind and a multitude of impressive health benefits just follow Pam’s lead and go for the melons!

Love,
Health Sundae

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Posted in Beauty on Aug 28th, 2007 by yogamama     

Health and Fitness Forum - Vol. III


Welcome to the August 20, 2007 edition of the Health and Fitness Forum!

The purpose of this forum is to feature well-written articles that provide easy-to-implement tips and information on health, fitness, nutrition, weight loss, beauty and overall well being. welcome to the health and fitness forum

Too few people take the time to learn what it takes to be fit and healthy, and even fewer have the self discipline to stick with healthy eating and living practices. To make matters worse, traditional media outlets report far too much misinformation on what it takes to be healthy and fit. This forum is designed to make it easier for everyone to learn about and implement tips that will have a real impact on the quality of their lives.

We have several good articles this week offering diet tips, exercise tips, nutrition tips, and general tips on health, fitness and well being - please read, share and enjoy!

The Top Five Health and Fitness Articles

Here are the top five health and fitness articles from this week’s submissions:

1. Zoe Anderson presents How to get Started with Pilates Exercise posted at thinkpilates.com, saying, “This is an article about the three different ways to easily implement a pilates practice into your life for a healthy, strong, and lean body.”

2. Charles Robertson presents Cross Training for Fitness and Fatloss posted at Fitness and Weightloss.

3. Vahid Chaychi presents Wrong Type of Foods For Kids posted at Healthoma.com.

4. Don presents   Weight Loss, Dieting And Nutritional Supplements by Don’s Biggest Loser Blog posted at Don’s Biggest Loser Blog, saying, “There are many factors to think about before starting a diet. One that should be given a lot of though is what type of supplements, if any, does you body need while you’re dieting. This article will help you learn about some different supplements that you may need while dieting to remain healthy.”

5. Paul Piotrowski presents Will Power is Nothing: How to Get Yourself To Do What You Want To Do posted at Self Help Wisdom . com.

The Best of the Rest

Expat Chef presents Red Cabbage Slaw posted at The Expatriate’s Kitchen, saying, “A healthy slaw using red cabbage with cherries and blueberries — tons of antioxidants!”

Fit Club Scott presents Five healthy, pain-free changes you need to make today! posted at The Fit Club, saying, “Here are five small changes that everyone can make today to start eating healthier.”

Karen Halls presents Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment posted at Addiction Recovery Blog, saying, “Different rehab centers have different drug rehabilitation services, facilities, costs and credentials. Many of us have no idea as what are the things that we are suppose to look for in a rehab center.”

alfaking presents Losing weight with bananas! posted at Alfa King Memories.

Weight Master presents Six-pack Abs posted at Weight Master.

Alvaro Fernandez presents Brain Training Games and “Games” posted at SharpBrains, saying, “Explaining how to navigate through the growing number of “brain training” claims.”

Chris presents Medical Tourism in Asia - Boost your Healthcare and Reap the Cost Savings! | nomad4ever posted at nomad4ever.

Lucynda Riley presents Swollen Lymph Nods in the groin posted at Quietly Into the Night.

Wilson Stop presents Free Calorie Counter - MyFitnessPal.com posted at Dare to Blog, saying, “Check out daily your calories consumed to avoid obesity”

Dianne M. Buxton presents Lose Weight Safely - in Ballet Shoes and Pointe Shoes posted at Ballet Shoes and Pointe Shoes, saying, “Safe dieting for dancers and young athletes.”

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of the health & fitness forum using this submission form. Next week’s edition will be hosted at Nutrition Frenzy.

Thank you for reading!

Xoxo,
Health Sundae

Posted in Beauty on Aug 20th, 2007 by yogamama  1 comment   

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