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Volume No.: 612

Date: 13th June 2013

 

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Muscle burns up energy 24 hours a day, whereas fat is relatively inactive metabolically-it just sits there doing very little. The question that ponders most of us is- How to keep the Metabolism up during holidays? To learn more check out this week's article on, Top 10 Exercises to Rev Up Your Metabolism During Vacation.
In fitness,
Namita
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Hot Fitness Tip

     

Take 500 milligrams of white bean extract, daily. In a 2007 study, people who took the extract (which may slow the absorption of carbs) for 30 days experienced a significant improvement in their muscle-to-fat ratio. That's good news for metabolism since muscle burns about three times more calories than fat.




Words of Inspiration

     

Make it better

If you're not satisfied with what is, then you need to get busy and visualize what can be. Replacing or improving the undesirable is much more effective than just rejecting it. Doing something works infinitely better than just complaining.

Rather than waste your time and effort on useless complaints, invest yourself in improving the situation. Moving forward will get you much farther than moving against.

There are those who complain, who take pride in being a victim. And then there are those who see the enormous opportunity that comes from making a situation better. Which approach makes the most sense to you?

If there's something you don't like, make it better. It's not that big of a step from seeing something as undesirable and visualizing how it can be better.

Put some effort behind your vision. Don't just stand there complaining. Make it better! 


 


Success Quote

   

"When an archer misses the mark, he turns and looks for the fault within himself. Failure to hit the bull's-eye is never the fault of the target. To improve your aim -- improve yourself."

Gilbert Arland





 

















 


Healthy Recipe

     

Salmon and Vegetable Oven Kebabs

Makes:  4 servings 
 

Nutritional Information:
Per serving:


Calories: 259 Kcal, Fat: 13 g (2 g sat fat), Carbohydrate: 9 g, Protein: 26 g, Fiber: 2 g, Sodium: 60 mg.


Ingredients:

Marinade

  • Juice of 4 lemons

  • 2 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil

  • 4 garlic cloves, minced

  • 1 Tbsp. dried Italian seasoning

  • Sea salt and freshly ground pepper to taste

Kebabs

  • 1 lb. wild salmon, cut into 2-inch cubes

  • 4 small plum tomatoes, cut into quarters or 8 cherry tomatoes

  • 4 large whole mushrooms, stems removed, halved

  • 1 medium green bell pepper, deseeded, cut into 12 pieces

  • 1 medium yellow squash, cut into 8 pieces

  • Canola oil cooking spray

  • 4 skewers

 


 

 


Directions:

  • If using wooden skewers (in lieu of metal ones), soak them in water for about 30 minutes.

  • In large mixing bowl combine juice, oil, garlic, seasoning, salt and pepper. Mix well and divide in half.

  • Add salmon and vegetables to half of marinade and gently toss to coat pieces. Cover and marinate for about 30 minutes, occasionally rearranging pieces to ensure even coating.

  • Preheat oven broiler.

  • Spray large shallow baking dish. Remove skewers from water. Divide fish and vegetable pieces into 4 even portions. Arrange and distribute them evenly on skewers, being careful not to break the pieces.

  • Place on baking dish. Brush with remaining marinade not used for marinating raw fish. Broil for about 5-8 minutes, brushing frequently with marinade. Carefully turn over kebabs and continue cooking for an additional 4 minutes, basting frequently until fish is done. Serve.


Courtsey: AICR

 

 


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Top 10 Exercises to Rev Up Your Metabolism During Vacation
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Metabolism describes the complex processes that regulate how we convert food into energy. As known to us energy output increases during exercise, exercise also speeds up the metabolic rate at which we burn off calories for up to 24 hours after activity. Exercise increases the amount of muscle mass in the body, and the more muscle mass you have the more calories you use up.


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