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Healthy Chocolate

Healthy Chocolate is a leading Health & Wellness trend. Unprocessed Chocolate has one of the highest antioxidant concentrations of any food (followed closely by the Açai Berry). Chocolate is craved more than any other food in the world. The average American consumes 12 lbs of Chocolate annually. What is Xoçai™? Xoçai™ products combine the antioxidant benefits of the finest, all-natural European cocoa powder and the Açai berry from the Amazon Rain Forest. Xoçai™ Healthy Chocolate...
27 January 2011   Posted in: Featured, Food, Headline, Health, Weight

Hand Exercise Set ( Warning-up )


Exercise 1.
Stand up with your legs at a little distance from one another. Clasp your hands and move your arms forward down till they are straight in the elbows. Stretch the back muscles in the area of your shoulder blades and hold for 10 to 15 seconds. Then shake and relax your hands. Repeat 5 times.

Read more... 10 December 2009   Posted in: Fitness

Tests of Your Fitness (1 – 3)

Test 1: Stamina.
Have a steady run for 12 minutes along a straight path. Try to cover as long distance as you can. Make a short walking interval if you feel you need it. Measure the distance and assess your results from the following table.

Read more... 10 December 2009   Posted in: Fitness, Health

The Yin and Yang of beauty

The Chinese believe that when the body is balanced, the body will be healthy and beautiful. Healthy skin is beautiful skin. Health gives you that radiant glow that is beautiful.
The 3 most important steps to beauty are:
detoxification
digestion
regeneration

Eat foods with detoxifying properties. Examples are apples, watermelons, walnuts. cucumbers, sweet potatoes, tomatoes. watercress, tofu, barley, honey and milk.

Tip: For a delicious dessert

Wash and skin a sweet potato.
Slice it into cubes.
Boil it in some water until tender.
Add honey or rock sugar to taste.
Serve with the water.

Read more... 10 November 2009   Posted in: Beauty

Nutrition: The Balancing the Yin and Yang

Yin is the cold or cool energy. Cooling foods like aloe vera, honey, cucumbers and peppermint are examples of Yin foods.
Yang is hot or warming energy. Hot foods like chili, beef and cherries are examples of Yang foods. When your Yin and Yang are in balance, you skin and hair are at their best.

Oily skin, Yang.
A person with oily skin, a tendency to break out in pimples and a hot temper tends to have an excess of Yang, not enough Yin.
Pimple, boils and the like are due to toxic heat. Smoking and stress also aggravate the situation. Note that stress can lead to acne and dry skin at the same time.
If that sounds like you, the best food for you would be the cooling food. Food like carrots, cucumbers, peppermint, honey suckle, apples, bananas and chrysanthemum are great for cooling the ‘fire’.

Read more... 10 November 2009   Posted in: Beauty, Food, Health

Real Aid for hair loss

If you are experiencing hair loss, the last thing you want, is to worry about which of the many products on the market is the right one for you. Extra worry will only make the problem worse, and for the majority of sufferers, the idea of going into a shop to ask about hair loss products or buy them over the counter only causes further stress and anxiety.

There are many reasons why people experience hair loss in varying degrees. Medical conditions, chemical treatments, heredity factors, poor diet/prolonged and excessive dieting, pregnancy, harsh or over use of hair products.

Equally, there are a wide range of treatments available for the successful reversal of many types of hair loss and thinning. They work for men and women and offer real results. The choice includes:

• Products to conceal and disguise hair loss, colour matched.
• Fibres and solutions to thicken thinning hair.
• Laser combs to directly stimulate the scalp and promote hair re-growth. Portable laser therapy to use in the privacy of a home environment – a treatment that costs serious money at hair loss clinics, but is now available through portable Laser combs.

• Shampoos and serums to cleanse and nourish the hair follicles.
• Vitamins and dietary supplements to nourish the hair from the inside and give the body what it needs to produce healthy hair growth.
• Patches to wear on your skin (placed on a different, non visible part of your body each day), these patches act from within, strengthening the nucleus of the hair follicle.

Read more... 10 September 2009   Posted in: Beauty
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