MOST dieters struggle to lose weight and even if they succeed, many pile the pounds back on.
It's little wonder when you consider the myths associated with dieting. Here, we demystify the greatest whoppers to help you slim down while remaining healthy.
Skipping meals helps you lose weight
The opposite is true — we gain weight when we skip meals because our metabolism slows down as a result of storing fat. Your body assumes you're starving and goes into survival mode. Skipping breakfast ... Read More
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MOST dieters struggle to lose weight and even if they succeed, many pile the pounds back on.
It's little wonder when you consider the myths associated with dieting. Here, we demystify the greatest whoppers to help you slim down while remaining healthy.
Skipping meals helps you lose weight
The opposite is true — we gain weight when we skip meals because our metabolism slows down as a result of storing fat. Your body assumes you're starving and goes into survival mode. Skipping breakfast ... Read More
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In 2006, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reported that 631,636 people in the United States died of heart disease, accounting for 26 percent of all deaths. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America for both men and women, with one in three adults having some form of heart or cardiovascular disease. Heart disease describes a number of different health problems that relate to the heart and blood vessels, such as high blood pressure, angina or chest ... Read More
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Without heat, exposure to cold temperatures can lead to frostbite and/or hypothermia. Parts of the body most commonly affected by frostbite include the face, ears, hands and feet. Frostbitten skin is whitish and stiff, and the area will feel numb rather than painful. To treat frostbite, warm the affected part of the body gradually. Wrap the frostbitten area in blankets, sweaters, coats, etc. and seek medical attention immediately. Do not rub frostbitten areas because the friction can damage the tissue.Hypothermia ... Read More
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With 2011 underway, Deerfield residents have an excellent opportunity to eat better and improve their health during the year ahead. When it comes to planning their menus, residents can make simple changes to what and how much they eat, to help them lose weight, feel better and improve their overall health.
Talk to your doctor first
Consult a health professional to diagnose and treat specific health conditions and review major changes in diet and physical activity, to make sure your health and ... Read More
