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Common causes of back pain
A sudden injury to the back due to an accident
Lack of exercise and activity that leads to muscle wasting around the spine
Obesity
Smoking, which leads to inhibition of calcium absorption and weakens […]
Amol Chavan wrote this on October 22nd, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Women's Health, Men's Health | 1 Comment »
Why should you run?
The golden rule says – you should run because it helps in preventing the chances of developing cancer and cardiovascular diseases.
A little amount of running everyday keeps you fit mentally and physically. Research proves that a combination of diet and exercise is an effective way of reducing weight and […]
Amol Chavan wrote this on October 21st, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Diet & Exercise, Women's Health, Mental Health, Raw Foods | No Comments »
‘Prevention is better than cure’ is the dictum very true in the case of blood pressure. Keep it away by sincerely following a regulated life. For once it develops then you will have to be vigilant ever, for […]
Amol Chavan wrote this on October 21st, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Women's Health, Men's Health | No Comments »
Eating a balanced diet is essential for a high B.P. patient because a strict region diet brings faster relief than the medicinal treatment. Salad, green vegetables and fresh fruits should be eaten in large quantity and cereal-based items should be consumed as little as possible.
Such patients must eat more at least two hours […]
Amol Chavan wrote this on October 21st, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Women's Health, Men's Health, Diet Products | No Comments »
We always think which is better exercise? Walking, running or swimming? Here is brief information on above mentioned exercise.
Walking is a good calorie burner and fitness tool, particularly for beginners and the unfit. It is a low cost and easy method of keeping fit, although it does very little for the upper portion […]
Amol Chavan wrote this on October 17th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Diet & Exercise, Women's Health, Men's Health | 2 Comments »
Diabetics need a balance of diet and exercise in their lives, for improved blood glucose control, and general being.
Diet
Eat a healthy and balanced diet
Trim the fat
Restrict the intake of soul
Fiber + complex carbohydrates = better health
Follow your food guide
Exercise
Exercise in Diabetics ha the following benefits.
Exercise frequently reduces insulin requirements in two ways […]
Amol Chavan wrote this on October 17th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Diet & Exercise, Women's Health, Men's Health | 6 Comments »
Blood pressure can be defined as the pressure which the blood exerts against the wall of the arteries through which it flows. This pressure is categorized as high and low.
In all human beings the blood pressure varies from moment to moment. It rises when we are exerted or tense and drops when we […]
Amol Chavan wrote this on October 14th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Women's Health, Men's Health | No Comments »
When the walls of the blood vessels become thick and lose their elasticity this condition is called atherosclerosis which is the chief malady for causing heart attack.
The blood vessels of a healthy person are highly elastic. This property of elasticity is extremely essential because organs require less or more blood as per the […]
Amol Chavan wrote this on October 13th, 2008 and filed it under Women's Health, Men's Health | No Comments »
Sometimes stress is subtle. Very often stress practically hits you in the face. Some of these suggestions can help avoid stress.
Write down a list of events which regularly make you feel stressed. These may include things like rushing for a train or a bus. Then by rearranging the list see how you can […]
Amol Chavan wrote this on October 12th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Women's Health, Mental Health, Men's Health | No Comments »
Regular exercise will help maintain your general physical fitness, which in turn ensures normal blood pressure. Those patients who have been physically inactive prior to the heart attack are encouraged to become more active and to take regular exercise like brisk walking & gentle jogging.
However sudden and severe form of physical exertion like […]
Amol Chavan wrote this on October 12th, 2008 and filed it under Healthy Living, Diet & Exercise, Women's Health, Men's Health | No Comments »