Health Secrets To Help Stay Fit

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Importance of the Digestive System
Eating small, frequent snacks or meals throughout
your day, this ensures that your digestive system
will not run out of something to do. Keeping your
digestive system occupied lets your body know
that there is no eminent famine. Therefore, your
body knows that it should not slow down its
metabolic activity. Also, calories are also spent
digesting the food you're eating. Spacing your
meals prevent insulin spikes. It also prevents
overeating and keeps you in control of your
appetite. At all costs, avoid crash dieting.
True, it will slim you down initially. But the
havoc it will cause to your metabolism is not
worth it.Stress is a permanent fixture of life.
You cannot avoid it but you can learn how to
manage it. Control the effects of stress with
meditation and relaxation techniques. Getting a
weekly massage can help if you are constantly
exposed to it. Continuous stress means that
cortisol levels are also consistently high.
Cortisol is also known as the stress hormone.
When this happens, appetite and insulin levels
are also increased leading to glucose production.
Excess glucose is then converted into fat and is
stored as such.
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According to experts, stress induced weight gain
is often around the waistline. This is because
fat cells in the waist are more sensitive to
cortisol. Studies focusing on the effect of
cortisol on metabolism are still ongoing.
However, we are smart to pay attention to our
stress.Within the last few years there as been an
aggressive push on the part of government,
professional organizations, and other authorities
to institute a uniform EMR system. This includes
generous subsidies allocated by recent
legislation and mandatory legal requirements to
occur in the next few years. As a practicing and
academic physician with a masters degree in
public health, I would like to briefly note some
observations.Intuitively, a uniform, easily
accessible EMR seems like a very good idea. In
fact, one of my major difficulties in practice
occurs when a new patient arrives without copies
of previous diagnostic studies or lists of
medications. This is compounded in an
incapacitated or elderly individual with many
medical conditions and medications, and when
there is a language barrier. Such patients may
have great difficulty, or be incapable of,
relaying this information to the new physician.
To go online and immediately retrieve it would be
very helpful indeed.
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However, in these days of lower reimbursement and
higher practice volumes, time spent imputing
information may be time spent away from patient
care. You may have experienced a visit where your
doctor, using an EMR, has his eyes and hands on
the computer much more than on you. I personally
have accompanied relatives to physicians and
emergency rooms where the doctor spent almost no
time talking to, or examining the patient but
instead sat in front of the computer, recording
or retrieving information.Also, these electronic
records include templates where "check off" of
existing information, rather than recording of
original information is involved. This helps
improve physician reimbursement by conforming
with insurance company guidelines for level of
service. It does little, however, to record the
doctor's thought processes or enhance the
necessary medical information provided by this
specific physician.Don't get me wrong. Good
information is a good thing. But, it must be good
for the patient and not just there to satisfy an
insurance company. Also, it must contribute to,
not detract from, the overall quality of care.
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Bodyweight workouts are finally beginning to get
the attention that they deserve, and in this
short article we'll take a look at why. In a day
and age where the fitness industry attempts to
convince you at every opportunity that expensive
supplements and workout equipment is needed to
effectively pack on serious muscle mass, it's
important to know the truth about bodyweight
exercises.I'll admit, I've been a bodyweight
workout junkie for several years now after I was
turned on to them by a buddy of mine who was
special forces. Having the ability to work out
anytime, anywhere was extremely appealing to me,
and I immediately Survive in Bed developed a
passion for training in this manner.One of the
biggest advantages to bodyweight workouts is the
fact that you don't need to buy anything in order
to get super fit. No supplements, no exotic
miracle ab rockers, nothing. The only thing that
you need to bring to your workouts everyday is
the desire and motivation to improve
yourself.Another thing that I really love about
bodyweight training programs is the fact that I
can workout anywhere. I travel quite a bit for
work, and it's great to be able to keep the same
workout schedule when I'm on the road. While many
hotels have fitness centers, it's never a
guarantee -- so I really enjoy knowing that I'll
never be thrown off of my workout schedule simply
because I didn't have access to a
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