Welcome to the Sunday roundup. I hope everybody has had a good weekend so far and that you are all staying healthy and fit.

Check out my Trophy Jack Crevalle.  Sf Boater is paying for fish stories with pictographic evidence.  Tell everyone you know about my trophy catch.  If it gets the most unique visitors out of the submission this month I will get a $50 Amazon gift card.

I will now redirect you to several great posts written by the Fitness Health Network from this week:

• For an interesting read on food budgeting check out NCN's Creating A Food Budget - And It Has Nothing To Do With Money.
• FatManUnleashed releases Diet Delusions by Chato.
• Do you know what the Best Fruit Drinks for You are? Journal of Healthy Living says its not orange juice or apple juice.
• Fruits and Vegetables: Fresh, Frozen, or Canned? Get Fit Slowly explains a bit about their pros and cons in this post.
• Over at Lazy Man and Health this week there's, 6 Cancer-Fighting Super Foods in 1 Meal. Funny thing is, most of us like this stuff or know it's good for us and just don't eat enough of it.

If you're still here after reading those posts it's time to present something new to read. The following posts were selected from the blogs of WL's readers.   How do you make this list?  Leave comments or link to my site in a relevant way.

You find several more health and a few in a variety of other topics in this list:

• Over at Feel Fresh learn what your teenage son or daughter needs in Is your teen eating right?
• Quick to Fit writes on Roadblocks to fitness where he details his number one roadblock as emotional eating.
• Did you know that cacao is one of the most magnesium-rich foods? Chocolate Facts and History of Cacao by HealthyNewAge puts chocolate in a whole new light.
• At Weight Down... Money Up BK poses a question, What Should I do? This is in response to her kids using electricity all the time.
• I have two from Deflabbify this week the first is My biggest health or fitness vice which goes along with my comrade in arms post under the same heading: My Biggest Health or Fitness Vice.
• The second post from Deflabbify is Hundred Pushups, Week 3 wrap-up--half-way through the 6 week challenge. Good luck!
• Looking for a good book to read? Savvy Thinker reviews Red Mandarin Dress by Qiu Xiaolong.
• The Remarkable Approach To Your Finances at Cash Money Life is not one to miss. How do you invest in yourself?
• Cookbook Review: "The Healthy Carbs Diabetes Cookbook" at Living Healthy in the Real World is good for diabetics and non-diabetics because the food is overall very healthy.
• Nutrition Fitness Life posts Want to be Skinny?
• Along with NFL, the Diet Book blogs on a similar vein with Wednesday Wisdom: Forgiveness.
• How do you motivate yourself? THE PINCH PROMPT over at To Be a Strong One is an interesting idea. What are your motivations?
• Take Fit writes Is It Possible To Consume Too Much Protein? Find out.
• Have you ever had to deal with monetary issues with your loved one? Free From Broke presents Dealing With Financial Problems With A Loved One.
• Rocco and Mizfit are at it again with food glorious food: the back by popular demand version.
• Andrew is Getting Fit writes Exercise feels so good this week.
• Day 41 at iRun365 brings 5-Mile Recovery Run (With My Son).

Many thanks to the following carnivals for hosting us this week:

• Carnival of Healing #146 @ Lessons from a Recovering Doormat.
• Weight Management and Fitness Forum 21st Edition @ Weight Master.

Originally posted 2008-07-13 05:25:48. Republished by Old Post Promoter

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It is a common practice, and many of us are guilty of it. We forgo eating all day long, because we know we’ll be eating out that night, or that there is a special event coming later in the day and we want to be able to eat whatever we want. However, is this type of planning actually derailing your diet? Let’s take a look at just a few reasons why this mindset is not healthy, and may actually be counterproductive.

1. You’ll end up eating more.

If you don’t eat all day, and are suddenly faced with plenty of food, it is all too easy to eat way more than your recommended amount of calories, and worse, you may never even realize how many calories you’ve had. Remember, 3500 extra calories equals one pound of fat. At some special events or dinners, it is all too easy to get more than 3500 calories on a single night.

Because you went hungry all day, your body’s blood sugar levels are off. This can also cause you to eat more, simply to get regulated. There is no point in starving yourself for a day, and then try to make up for it at night, it’s just too rough on your body.

2. It puts you in the wrong mindset.

Right off the bat, you’re preparing to cheat, and in a big way. Many people feel that it is all right to have that big dinner, especially if they didn’t have any calories all day. But once again, we go back to the point that you do end up eating more, usually much more than you intended.

By sticking with that “it’s ok to cheat” mindset, you may be hampering your future progress on your diet. If you’re not making those lifestyle changes that will stick with you, the chances of future success and being able to keep your weight off do decline dramatically.

3. You can end up in a bad cycle.

Once your body gets used to fasting during the day, and eating whatever you want at night, it’s all too easy to get into a bad cycle. You may find that you’re tempted to do this more than once, and before you know it, you’re back to making excuses and falling into the wrong mindset. A diet is much more than food control, it’s also about being able to control your mind, and your food cravings.

By allowing yourself this much wiggle room, and setting yourself up for behaviors that are hard to change, you’re making your diet needlessly complicated, and chances are, over time, you’ll be disappointed with your results.

Instead of fasting all day, even when you have a special event coming up, eat as you normally would. You may even want to have a healthy snack before you go. Your blood sugar won’t be sending off signals that will make you want to eat everything in sight and you’ll end up being able to successfully avoid even the dessert tray. A way to fight eating too little during the day is eating many small meals during the day.

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Originally posted 2008-10-27 05:58:26. Republished by Old Post Promoter

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For many dieters, the biggest problem they face isn’t necessarily their own lifestyle change, but rather the fact that the people around them refuse to go along with the idea. It can be nearly impossible to focus on eating the right way when you eat out or are sitting across from other people that are relishing the food you can’t have. This is a frustrating issue that kills many diets, but it doesn’t have to. Here are some great tips to stay the course even when your own family won’t help you.

First, you may want to consider eating in another room.

It sounds horribly anti social, but if sitting in the living room will keep you from going off your diet, it is worth it. This works in two ways. First, you are giving yourself the help you need to keep eating the food you need to be eating. Second, by depriving your family of your companionship at meals, they’ll start to question their decision to eat the foods you can’t.

This kind of psychological ploy can actually work quite well, but it may take a week or two to have the full effect. When your family sees that you are committed enough to your diet to avoid them, they may start to question their own food choices. As a result, they may even decide to join you in the diet.

Next, you can try running through a list of the nasty diseases and problems that can occur by eating that food and keeping them at the forefront of your mind.

It’s a lot harder to drool over a cheeseburger when you’re thinking about what that cheese can do to your arteries. This technique will be most effective if you are truly committed to losing weight for the sake of your health, not just your appearance.

It may be impossible to get your family to switch their eating habits at first, but with time, if you can stick with it, you’ll be benefiting everyone. They’ll notice your increased energy and how good you look, and they may start to think twice about what they are putting into their own bodies. Again, it takes time, but you should start to see them get a little more interested in healthy food, a little bit at a time.

One word of caution. No one likes a food nazi!

If you are eating right, and your family isn’t there is no need to lord it over them. Simply state your case, stick to your diet and let your actions, your state of mind and your improved health do the talking. Everyone needs to find their own lifestyle changes on their own, and beating them up for food choices may backfire.

It’s not easy when you are trying to go it alone, but there are steps you can take to make sure that you do stick to your diet. Try to find at least one friend that supports you to make your journey easier.

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Originally posted 2008-11-05 05:35:29. Republished by Old Post Promoter

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One of the ways to greatly improve your health and give a boost to your diet is to add fiber to your diet. Fiber makes the trip through your body with no real change in its structure, since the human body lacks what is needed to digest it. Despite our body's in ability to do anything with fiber, that is exactly why fiber is good for us.

It comes from the structural network of cells in plants, which includes wheat and grains, fruits, nuts, veggies, anything which is grown from the earth. It can go by names such a roughage or bulk, and because it does not break down in our bodies, it works like a squeegee, cleaning out the intestines and promoting general health. They can also promote a healthy weight, helping individuals lose weight. High-fiber diets work by filling you up. The bulk moniker comes from the fact that fiber is filling, and foods high in fiber have much fewer calories than other foods. The only chance to break down fiber is by chewing, and that is not an easy process. You take much longer to eat and have more of a chance to notice when you are full.

Recent research have discovered that fiber does a lot more for our health. When fiber enters the body, the body releases cholecystokinin, which tells your systems that you are full and do not need to eat more. High fiber diets can also reduce the chance for a number of diseases. Type 2 diabetes is greatly reduced among those who eat a fiber rich diet, as well as heart disease. Those who do have diabetes can benefit from fiber, since it works to slow the absorption of sugars, regulating blood glucose levels after eating.

There are two general classifications to fiber; soluble fiber that dissolves in water or other fluids, and insoluble fiber, which will not dissolve in fluids. Soluble fiber will gel in water and is the fiber responsible for diabetes and heart risk protection. It is found in oats, apples, beans, and other similar plants. Insoluble fiber comes from nuts, many vegetables and wheat. It is the fiber responsible for really cleaning out your intestinal system.

What is important is that processing plant products is like chewing, it breaks down fiber before you have a chance to chew. Every time the plant is processed, fiber is reduced. White rice, refined cereals, cookies, crackers, white bread, all have little fiber. It is no wonder that the typical American diet is only about half to a third of what is recommended. Fiber can be supplanted through diet, or taking a supplement. What ever route you choose, go slow and drink lots of water. Fiber absorbs water and if you increase fiber without increasing water, you can get dehydrated and negatively reinforce proper fiber intake. A quick change may be followed by gas, feeling bloated or cramping, but that will go away. Adding fiber slowly will prevent systems and put you on the tract to increase health.

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Originally posted 2009-02-23 05:25:58. Republished by Old Post Promoter

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I highly recommend Jumpstart. In fact, I have a special offer for anyone in wanting to try Jumpstart in Redwood City or Mountain View: $25 off your first visit (just print it and bring it to your appointment).

With four locations in California, Jump Start Medicine provides its patients with a weight loss program that, on average, will take two to five pounds off a week. Most of their patients leave satisfied, with more energy and are highly motivate to keep the weight off, ensuring that their customers rarely need to return. The program that they provide is medically sound and safe for all of their patients. Designed for men and women, the supervised program achieves weight loss through a number of ways, ensuring the maximal, safe benefit to patients. The program follows a plan of reduced consumption along with exercise. The food is carefully chosen to provide the most energy with minimal calories and keep the appetite at a minimum.

To ensure that the patient does not suffer from cravings ruining their efforts, the center provides medications to take the edge off of the patient's appetite, ensuring maximum benefit. The medications are completely voluntary, and many patients have achieved excellent results with diet and exercise alone. Those patients that wish to hedge their bets will find that the medication is safe, and will boost their weight loss efforts.

A typical appointment will consist of an initial consultation. This will provide the doctors with a clear picture of where the greatest need is and target it with a tailored weight loss program. During this consultation, the patient's body mass index (BMI), weight, waist, and body fat are measured. Every patient is different, and their goals are to lose anywhere from 10 to 100 pounds and be able to keep it off. These goals are best approached under the supervision of trained medical professionals. The professionals here will make sure that your efforts will be safe and with the most effect.

Dr. Sooji Rugh M.D. & Dr. Sean Bourke M.D.

Both received their undergraduate and medical degrees from prestigious universities across the country. Thusly they bring to Jumpstart Medicine a variety of experience to best achieve your goal for ideal weight. The program they employ will not only provide weight loss, but also will yield many other health benefits. These include a lower risk for diabetes, lower blood pressure, lower levels of bad cholesterol, reduced risk of heart disease and cancer, and many more health benefits.

Many patients attempt their goals on their own, and find themselves failing due to increased hunger, swinging metabolism, and no real support system. Cravings, low levels of energy, even low levels of depression can conspire against patients in their goals of a healthier lifestyle. That is where the program at Jump Start Medicine really shines. Their multi-angled attack against excess weight and caring and supportive environment will help patients lose weight in a safe and healthy manner. There are no meals or shakes to buy, or any gimmicks and books that provide a hidden cost. This center will provide a medically proven program to take the weight off and keep it off.

I highly recommend them.. In fact, I have a special offer for anyone in wanting to try Jumpstart in Redwood City or Mountain View: $25 off your first visit (just print it and bring it to your appointment).

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Originally posted 2008-11-04 04:47:49. Republished by Old Post Promoter

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