Beauty Tip of the Day

How will endurance make you feel better?

Posted by TIM Sunday, July 4, 2010 0 comments

Researchers have consistently found a strong link between regular exercise and “feeling better”. This feeling is a series of subtle but significant changes in attitude and mood that seem to occur shortly after the start of an exercise workout and continue for the length of the workout. Explanation for the phenomenon range from the psycho chemical (exercise induces the release of morphine-like chemicals in the brain)to the psychological(“I work out, therefore I’m in control of my life”).
Whatever the reason, regular exercise seems to stabilize personality. Psychological tests have shown that those who start exercising become more self-confidence and optimistic. Furthermore, exercises have fewer than average symptoms of common mental disorder such as helplessness, anxiety and withdrawal. One study found that a 12-week exercise programmed was equal to or even better than traditional psychotherapy or antidepressant drugs in treating mild depression. In addition, exercise is more effective than some of the most commonly prescribed tranquillizers in reducing muscle tension.
Exercise evidently helps you handle stress, too. Another study – all but fiendish in its approach – compared two groups of students, one of which participated in a week aerobic exercise programme. When the exercise programme ended, each group took a test. Unaware that most of the problems could not be solved, both groups were informed that the test results would indicate how well they would perform in their course work.

DENTAL HEALTH

Posted by TIM Thursday, July 1, 2010 1 comments

The main part of the human body is the teeth through our life our daily food gets grained and gets into or human body .The life without teeth is like life in dark .The is the entry point of the digestives where we grind ed the food and send it to the stomach . The teeth starts growing from the age of 4 and grows and falls down at 10 or 11 and bigger teeth grows which is also an indication the person is growing .The teeth and the tongue are the too taste full part of the of the body .The teeth breaks the heavy food and the tongue tastes it finally the food becomes as a paste and get into the stomach.

Since the teeth is the entry point of our digestive system it should be given a lot of care ,but we don’t even care about that if a teeth gets broken its like a broken tea cup which cannot be joined, it has to re grow on its own or else we should have a fake for it. So there should a special care should be taken fro this teeth .we should brush our teeth every its doctor advice that we brush two times a day to keep our teeth healthy and strong.

Every day morning we should first start our day by brushing our teeth which kills many bacteria’s and keeps our mouth and breath fresh, and at night before going to sleep we should brush again which again kills unwanted bacteria. It is advisable that we should change our brush monthly once and use a quality brush and good paste to keep your breath fresh and make you confident. We should have a regular check up with the dental doctor and increase calcium, calcium are the main boon to the teeth, so it’s highly ness Cary to have calcium to have a healthy teeth.

Bend your life with YOGA

Posted by TIM Tuesday, June 29, 2010 0 comments

In this life the best way to keep your life flexible is through Yoga. It makes a human life healthy and wealthy. The main part or action of yoga is breathing .In yoga we will have controlled breathing and also concentration on our breathing which makes life smooth and tension free. The main advantage of yoga is it gives multiple advantages to your body and circulates the blood to all the parts of the body. It increases our concentration and makes our heart beat rhythmic and circulates more blood to your heart.The yoga should be practiced every day morning in the empty stomach and in flat floor .there are so many positions in yoga which gives different effect to our body and makes our body parts flexible. What is commonly referred to as "yoga" can be more accurately described by the Sanskrit word asana, which refers to the practice of physical postures?
Yoga is really about creating balance in the body through developing both strength and flexibility. This is done through the performance of poses or postures, each of which has specific physical benefits. The poses can be done quickly in succession, creating heat in the body through movement or more slowly to increase stamina and perfect the alignment of the pose.

The benefits of asthma are
• Asthma attacks can usually be prevented by yoga methods without resorting to drugs.
• Solves respiration problem
• Reduces blood pressure

Does exercise prevent heart attack?

Posted by TIM Friday, June 25, 2010 0 comments

Heart disease is the number one killer in the western world. In the U.K. alone it kills nearly 200,000 people a year. More people die from heart ailments than from any other disease, including all forms of cancer. Epidemiological evidence suggesting that exercise and physical activity reduce the risk of heart disease was first put forward in 1953. Since then, numerous studies have noted a relationship between physical activity and protection form cardiovascular disease. Perhaps the most comprehensive series of studies of exercise and health is Dr. Ralph S. paffnbarger’s research on nearly 17,000 Harvard graduates. According o his studies, men who used up more than 2,000 calories a week in exercise had a 39 per cent lower risk of heart attack than those who exercise less.
Exercise also appears to reduce the incidence of hypertension, sometimes called “the silent killer”. Hypertension, or high blood pressure, has been linked to kidney failure, strokes and heart attacks. In their studies of Harvard graduates, Dr. Paffenbarger and his associates found that men who did not engage in regular hypertension at some time in their lives than those who did.
Aerobic exercise may also help to raise the level of a protective cholesterol-carrying protein in the blood. This protein, called high density lipoprotein (or HDL cholesterol), apparently mops up excess low-density lipoprotein (or LDL cholesterol) in the blood and brings it back to the liver for reprocessing. It is LDL cholesterol that logs up the blood vessels and cause heart attacks and strokes.