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Thursday January 20, 2010

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A properly prescribed strength-training regimen can dramatically improve the overall functional abilities and well-being of older women. Participation in strength-training programs aimed at enhancing lower extremity muscular fitness can lead to significant improvements in both balance and gait mechanics, and reduce a woman's potential for falling. To learn more check out this week's article on Building body strength over 40.

I would like to take this opportunity to welcome, Dr. Vaishali Tandon as a new WF health expert on Infertility and pregnancy. She along with her team has been successful in achieving a pregnancy rate of 50-60 % in IVF and 60-70 % in IVF- Pre-implantation genetic diagnosis. She will be available on-line to answer all your questions related to infertility and conception.

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Namita

 
Hot Fitness Tip of the week

Yoga is the ideal exercise prescription for prevention of osteoporosis, for those already at risk, and for bone regeneration. The 206 bones in the human body are living, breathing, changing tissue that requires a steady supply of blood and nutrients and a flow of energy or prana. Yoga postures, besides providing a superior form of weight-bearing exercise that stimulates bones to retain calcium, also help stimulate and distribute the flow of synovial fluid, which lubricates the joints between the bones. Yoga postures balance the muscular system while bones are strengthened. When the muscular system is balanced, the skeletal system is brought back into alignment, reducing the risk of wear-and-tear conditions such as osteoarthritis.

 
Words of Inspiration

Procrastination is an Enemy

 

Your continued tendency to postpone tasks, duties, and activities will always be your undoing in regard to managing yourself and your time.

It is imperative to remember that time will never wait for anyone. It will always be spent without anyone’s notice and awareness. It is therefore incumbent upon you to plan your time wisely and then stick to the plan.

It is vital to learn the urgency of the moment. The most crucial time you have to perform the task or duty at hand is now. It cannot be later. It cannot be tomorrow. Now is the time to function efficiently and effectively.

Remember to break the rock into pebbles. It would be easier to move the pebbles than the rock. Big targets should be broken down into sub-targets to ease their execution. It will save your time and increase your work motivation and productivity. Do not procrastinate. It is not an option for you.

 

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Success Quote

"Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead."
- Louisa May Alcott

 
Healthy Recipe

Leafy Beanie Salad

 

Makes: 4 servings

 

Ingredients:

  • 40gms chowli ( cow pea )

  • 40gms rajma

  • 40gms whole moong

  • 20gms fenugreek seeds

  • 40gms french beans

  • 20gms cabbage

  • 4nos lettuce leaves

  • 150gms tomatoes

  • 80gms cucumber

  • 80gms onion

  • 40gms fresh coriander

  • 20gms mint leaves

  • 2nos green chillies

  • 1 inch piece ginger

  • 3 tbsp lemon juice

  • 1 tsp chaat masala

  • 1.2 tsp cumin powder

  • 1/4 tsp salt

Directions:

  • Pick wash and soak chowli rajma beans fenugreek seeds and moog separately for about 6-8 hours.

  • Tie them in a muslin cloth tightly and keep aside for sprouting (about 8-10 hours.)

  • Steam the beans in a little salted water till slightly soft. Set aside and allow to cool.

  • String the frech beans and cut into one - fourth inch pieces. Blanche in salted boiling water (a couple of minutes). Drain immediately and refresh with cold water. Drain and keep aside.

  • Peel and cut onion into one- fourth inch sized pieces. Chop the cabbage cucumber and tomato finely.

  • Clean wash and chop green coriander chillies and mint.

  • Blend the lemon juice, chopped green coriander, mint, green chillies, ginger - chaat masala and cumin powder. Shake half an hour.

  • Combine all the sprouts and veggies and add the dressing. Toss the salad to evenly mix the dressing.

Nutritional Information (Per serving of a small bowl):

  • 151 kcal;

  • Carbohydrates -25.4gms;

  • Protein -10.2gms;

  • Fat - 1.4gms;

  • Fibre 5.4gms;

  • Iron -2.8 mg.

 
Article of the Week

Building body strength over 40

 

You can slow down the aging process by performing rational efficient strength training program that increases muscle mass and bone density.

 

Bodybuilding, or weight training, has very serious health and lifestyle benefits that someone over the age of 40 should not ignore. As you grow older, your risks of age-related illnesses such as heart disease, arthritis, and diabetes increase steadily. For instance, the typical 75-year-old woman often does not have sufficient lower extremity muscular strength to rise effectively and efficiency from a seated position, to move from place to place or to maintain her balance. Such deficiencies can make independent living an unrealistic option. A properly prescribed strength-training regimen can dramatically improve the overall functional abilities and well-being of older women. Participation in strength-training programs aimed at enhancing lower extremity muscular fitness can lead to significant improvements in both balance and gait mechanics, and reduce a woman's potential for falling.

 

After age 40 you need a way to boost your fat burning using natural, healthy weight loss. The WF weight loss plan stimulate the natural mechanism of your body to lose weight in a healthy way- a way you can do long-term so you'll lose weight permanently.

 

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