Friday, April 4, 2008

Health and Wellness: Watch For Your Weight!

by Seesan Ed

Wanting to eat is regulated by a phenomenally complicated set of overlapping feedback networks, involving a long list of hormones psychological factors as well as physiological factors. Many pharmaceutical companies have been trying to be the fist for developing that "magic pill" for weight loss breakthrough that they can introduce to the market.

The rate of obesity has been exploding! It is making healthcare in the US among the most expensive in the world. It has been figured out that 40 percent of Americans don’t have the habit of exercising in a regular basis.

Intake of food and reduction in any kind of physical activity have been the norm among people, consequently increased the rate of diseases- like diabetes, heart problems, cancer etc. It has been the cause of health crisis in the world. Sixty-five percent of adults and thirty-one percent of children in the United States are overweight.

There are undeniable evidences that obesity negatively affects not only the overall condition of our body but it has a major part in developing diseases. As a responsible individual, we should take necessary steps and precautions so ourselves and our loved ones will be in good health now and the years to come. Weight management is absolutely necessary. It is a must.

Watch what you are eating. Choose fresh vegetables and fruits, low fat low dressings, sauces and other food items in your daily diet. Spend time on educating yourself on nutrition and good healthy choices of food. Knowing what to do is a good starting point, also it will help you to pick the right/healthy food every day. Introduce and maintain healthy living to your lifestyle.

Most importantly, keeping your weight within the limits will have a great impact on your healthy living. A combination of good diet, exercise and a plan for maintaining ideal weight for your age is one form of taking care for yourself.

There's no lack of information on weight loss products and fat loss diet information on the internet - or in magazines and books – but I suggest you to do the research and pick the right weight loss program for you.

Whatever you plan to do with your healthy living ideas, please be sure to consult with your health professionals before you start anything. Good luck to your health.

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Posted for Seesan and Associates, LLC: Health and Wellness
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