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When you’ve Tried Everything and Still Have Trouble Losing Weight… (582)

Late night infomercials abound with testimonials of people who have
been able to lose weight through the latest diet craze. The problem
is – you’ve tried several of these diets and programs, and none of
them seem to work. You’re overweight and your doctor is concerned
about your increasing blood pressure. What do you do if you’ve tried
many different programs and haven’t been able to lose an inch? Here
are a few recommendations to help steer you in the right direction:



The Truth About the Number on the Scale (547)

It is estimated that close to 60% of Americans are on some type of
diet or program in an effort lose weight. With the prevalence of
this weight loss craze, it is important to note the difference
between maintaining a healthy body weight (which has more to do with
lean body mass) - and a random number on the scale. A pound of
muscle tissue takes up significantly less space than a pound of fat.
A muscular body-builder may weigh significantly more than an
overweight person of the same height.




Ten Essential Health Tips for Women (615)

Women may find that the struggle to stay slender, fit, and healthy
may become more difficult as we age. While it is not necessary to
run a daily marathon or go on a cabbage soup diet, incorporating a
few small lifestyle changes can make the journey a bit easier. Here
are ten quick tips that will help you jump-start your path towards a
healthier life:



Finding the Right Fitness Club (592)

Thinking about joining a fitness club? Confused by sheer number of
choices available in your neighborhood? Fitness clubs can be great
motivators, helping you meet new people and learn new tips and
techniques that will help further your fitness goals. Before joining
a club and committing to a year-long contract, you’ll want to make
sure that it first your needs and goals. Here is a quick list of
factors to consider before signing on the dotted line:

A Quick Guide to a Fitter Life (542)

Most people would agree that exercise is an essential component to a
healthy life. Unfortunately, many would also agree that starting an
exercise program is a daunting task. Exercise is essential for
weight loss, weight maintenance, boosting metabolic rate, and
strengthening the cardiovascular system. There are also a tremendous
number of non-physical benefits to exercise – including relief of
stress, increasing confidence, and helping to improve your social
life (what better excuse to get out and meet new people)?


Dieting For Fitness (519)

Losing weight, becoming fitter, achieving that “cut” look – are
prevalent fads in the media today. In order to fully achieve those
superhero proportions and that sculpted silhouette - gyms, spas, and
other fitness centers have multiplied at a stunning pace. On
television, infomercials hawking every type of exercise gadget
imaginable abound.



Tips for Starting a Workout Routine (506)

Many people want to start working out yet have no idea where to
begin. Where should you start? Here are some rough guidelines to
steer you in the right direction.

The first and most important part of starting any workout routine is
making the mental decision to do so. Commit to starting an exercise
routine, and commit to making it a priority in your life. Carefully
determine what your goals are and take an honest assessment of your
habits (both good and bad). Keep in mind that starting anything new
always feels strange, and developing new habits takes a great deal of
time. Remember that you’ll need to have a patient, positive, and
forgiving attitude towards yourself.



A Quick Introduction to the Atkins Plan (527)

The Atkins Induction Plan is a two-week long stage completed at the
beginning of the diet. Its main purpose is to help “jump-start” your
metabolism in order to help boost the effects for the remainder of
the diet. The ease of being on the Atkins diet has increased
greatly, as Atkins-ready foods are now readily available almost
everywhere you shop. Whether you select pre-packaged low-carb meals,
or whether you make your own low-carb meals, a personalized solution
is available to everyone.




The Theory Behind the Atkins Diet (513)

The Atkins Diet was first introduced in 1972 by Dr. Robert C Atkins.
Over the years it has grown in popularity, as a reaction to the
low-fat diet craze that proved to be inefficient in helping many
people to achieve their weight loss goals. With the low-fat diet,
dieters had a difficult time - staying on the diet, curbing their
cravings between meals, and losing weight. Knowing the basic
principles of the Atkins Diet will help you decide if it is the right
plan for you.




Common Criticisms of the Atkins Diet (517)

While the Atkins Diet remains popular, criticism abounds from
doctors, health experts, and specialists in all fields. Criticism of
the Atkins Diet centers around the beliefs that the diet may not be
optimal for health, and that the diet cannot be realistically
maintained on a long-term basis.



Atkins Diet Phase I – Induction (523)

The first two weeks of the Atkins Diet is called the Induction Phase
and can be an important stepping-stone to successful weight loss.
This phase is more restrictive than the regular Atkins diet, with a
shorter cceptable-foods list. Successfully navigating your way
through this phase can help fire up your metabolism and bolster your
fat-burning efforts through the rest of the regimen.



The Importance of Exercise in the Atkins Diet (501)

Exercise is an integral part of the Atkins Diet. While most Atkins
books do focus on nutrition topics, dieters are still encouraged to
complete exercise sessions on a daily basis in order to optimize
weight loss results. A new version of the Atkins Food Pyramid has
been released, visually showing the importance of exercise. Even
small amounts of exercise will be beneficial.




The Surprising Side Effect of the Atkins Diet (507)

One of the most common and surprising effects of following the Atkins
diet is appetite suppression. Many followers of the plan report that
the between-meal hunger pangs that were once the norm of regular
diets, quickly fade away on the Atkins diet. While other plans
advocate routines that leave you starving between meals, the Atkins
diet offers relief from constant hunger with its powerful
appetite-suppressing effects.





The Importance of Controlling Blood Sugar (512)

An estimated 8% of the American population, or about 23 million
people, have diabetes. Ninety-five percent of diabetics have a form
of the disorder that develops as a result of poor lifestyle choices.
The good news is that disorders such as diabetes can be avoided by
making simple dietary lifestyle changes.

The average American eats a diet full of processed carbohydrates and
hidden sugars. When too many carbohydrates or sugars are ingested,
the level of sugar in the blood increases. The pancreas then
secretes insulin to help neutralize the blood sugar by encouraging
its conversion into glycogen. By constantly overloading their
systems with sugary, processed foods, the body is repeatedly flooded
with insulin. Over time, the cells of the body can become damaged,
leading to pre-diabetic and diabetic conditions.



Relieving Intestinal Distress on the Atkins Diet (590)

Intestinal distress is one of the main complaints associated with the
reduction of carbohydrates in the Atkins Diet. This distress can
include constipation, bloating, and diarrhea. While these symptoms
are present in every person, low-carb dieters are especially at risk.



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Ron by give away was referring to people giving away copies of individual articles with personal rights perhaps though torrents etc