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_______________________________________________________ "Nutrition and Exercise Health Tips" From www.NutrActive.com ---Nutrition and Active Lifestyle Center November 28, 2005 _______________________________________________________ In this issue: 1. Top Sponsor's Ad 2. A Word from the Editor 3. Nutrition Tip: ---Holiday Party Survival Tips 4. Recommended Nutritional Reading: ---Outwit Your Weight 5. Joke of the Week 6. Advertisements 7. Exercise Tip: ---Winter Exercise Tips 8. Recommended Fitness Reading: ---High Performance Nutrition 9. Important Links to NutrActive ---------------------------------------------------- Please rate this Ezine at the Cumuli Ezine Finder http://www.cumuli.com/ezines/ra20705.rate ---------------------------------------------------- TOP SPONSOR: Question - What's best about network marketing to you? Answer - The lifestyle. I love to travel, and better yet, this is a family oriented business. See if this business is right for you at http://www.brilliantinformation.com _______________________________________________________ A word from the editor: It has been awhile since I mentioned the book I am working on with author Greg Wu. It is time for me to ask for some volunteers -- people who would love the opportunity to be part of a pilot program and get a shot at National Recognition! If successful on our "diet" then we might use you when we are publicizing the book on National Television .. and even if you do not get chosen for that, you will be featured in the book which has great potential for being a best seller! All you have to do right now is express interest and how much weight you want to lose. We will get this program started in the next week or so. The program will last for 6 to 8 weeks. For more details, visit: http://www.nutractive.com/pilot.htm Be sure to email me now if you are interested!! Best of health! Laura _______________________________________________________ This Week's NUTRITION TIPS: _______________________________________________________ Holiday Party Survival Tips By Mary Wilson, MS, RD 1. Think First - "Do I really like this?", "Is this on my list of favorites?" 2. Taste Next - Ask yourself, "Is it as good as I thought it would be?" If not, don't eat it! 3. Eat a small meal before attending special events and parties. 4. Remember your exercise. Special event schedules can disrupt your routine. 5. Set realistic goals - strive for weight maintenance rather than weight loss. 6. Remember that alcohol increases appetite and contributes calories. 7. Make the first drink at a party low calorie; save the high-calorie beverage for the end of the party. 8. Learn the art of saying "No, thank you. I'm full." 9. Visualize yourself succeeding. 10. Practice moderation, not deprivation. 11. Focus on enjoying family and friends. 12. Position yourself away from the buffet table. Concentrate on the conversation instead. 13. Bring a healthful dish to share. Some favorite ideas include: tossed salad, vegetable platter, fresh fruit salad, pasta salad, platter of turkey sandwiches or vegetable soup. 14. Concentrate on calorie-free intangibles like music and atmosphere. 15. Be positive - don't give up. Sometimes it is easy to get discouraged if you have a bad day. But remember, there is always tomorrow to redeem yourself by eating more salads and getting more exercise!! 16. Prolong the enjoyment; eat a small portion and save some for tomorrow. 17. Think of food safety - refrigerate leftovers promptly. 18. Be prepared for social pressures. 19. If you are the cook, you are in charge of fat and calories. 20. Survey the buffet before filling your plate. Instead of trying a lot of items, fill half with vegetables and then select a few favorites to enjoy. ----Enjoy Holidays but Don't Treat Every Day as a Holiday! Lauren Giddings, RD, Director of Nutrition Services, Riverside Walter Reed Hospital Gloucester, Virginia, tells her clients, "Enjoy the eating festivities on Thanksgiving and Christmas (or Chanukah or Kwanzaa), but if you eat like every day is a holiday, we need to talk! What we need to focus on is what we eat every day, not just what we do on two special days in the year." [Source Communicating Food for Health] ---------------------------------------------------- That concludes this week's Nutrition Tip. >> Read on for the Exercise Tip. << _______________________________________________________ RECOMMENDED NUTRITIONAL READING: Outwit Your Weight: Fat-Proof Your Life With More Than 200 Tips, Tools, and Techniques to Help You Defeat Your Diet Danger Zones by Cathy Nonas, RD, Julia Vantine (Contributor) Cathy knows the secret to successful weight loss as she has shared the secret with thousands of her clients, who have lost thousands of pounds between them. In Outwit Your Weight, she'll share this secret with you. You will learn that weight loss has nothing to do with what you eat. The key is how, when, and why you eat. Discover your own unique diet personality and uncover your Diet Danger Zones, the situations that trigger you to overeat. Then arm yourself with personalized tools to overcome them. This book will not tell you what you can and can't eat. Instead, it is bursting with weight-loss-success strategies-- more than 200 ways to keep eating and exercise behaviors on track. Use this book alone, or with any other diet plan, in virtually any situation, no matter what your schedule, habits, or lifestyle. ORDER NOW! Go to: http://www.nutractive.com/books_weightloss.htm#outwit _______________________________________________________ This Week's Cartoon, Joke, Cool Site, or Quote: A little boy was overheard talking to himself as he strutted through the backyard, wearing his baseball cap and toting a ball and bat: "I'm the greatest hitter in the world," he announced. Then, he tossed the ball into the air, swung at it, and missed. "Strike One!" he yelled. Undaunted, he picked up the ball and said again, "I'm the greatest hitter in the world!" He tossed the ball into the air. When it came down he swung again and missed. "Strike Two!" he cried. The boy then paused a moment to examine his bat and ball carefully. He spit on his hands and rubbed them together. He straightened his cap and said once more, "I'm the greatest hitter in the world!" Again he tossed the ball up in the air and swung at it. He missed. "Strike Three!" "Wow!" he exclaimed. "I'm the greatest pitcher in the world." For more jokes like this, visit Christian Unite Clean Jokes at: http://jokes.christiansunite.com/ Do you know a funny food/nutrition/fitness related joke? Submit it to HealthTip@NutrActive.com?subject=Joke We will print all CLEAN jokes in our future issues. _______________________________________________________ Current job unrewarding? Not earning what you are worth? Global Career Group is recruiting candidates with team building and management experience for a major international corporation focused on health and wellness. Representative: Kathy J. Michael. Submit on-line career profile survey at: http://www.profilemycareer.com or call 1-800-382-0859 X 2612 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Reshape your shape now! Learn about our personalized weight loss program that helps you control hunger and cravings while losing pounds and inches. Lose weight the healthy way. FREE consultation and body analysis. 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If you find anything questionable, please feel free to submit you specific question to Laura.RD@NutrActive.com. _______________________________________________________ This Week's EXERCISE TIPS: _______________________________________________________ Winter Exercise Tips By Lynn Bode, CPT With the temperatures plummeting this time of year, many of us tend to hibernate inside our homes. But, hibernating is for bears. As humans it??™s important to stay active through all four seasons. Yet, a poll of 5,000 people found that 30 percent get no exercise at all during the Winter months. Just because it is cold outside doesn??™t make it open season for an excuse not to exercise. There are multiple exercise options one can choose to participate in regardless of what the outdoor thermometer reads. Depending on your location and likes, you can choose to workout inside or outside. All that is required for Winter-time workouts is some planning and employing all safety precautions. If you prefer to workout outside, keep the following tips in mind. ?· Get warm first. A proper warm-up is critical. Cold temperatures can make your muscles tight and therefore they are more prone to injuries. So, it??™s important to get them warmed-up prior to engaging in intense physical activity. ?· Insulate your body. The best approach to dressing for outdoor exercise is with layers. Layering provides the most effective heating method, plus it allows you to remove the top layer if you get too hot. The layer closest to your skin should allow moisture to be wicked away. The top layer should be both wind and water resistant. ?· No sweat. Don??™t assume that you have to sweat in order to get a good workout. You should avoid sweating that causes the clothing layer closest to your skin to get wet and cause you to be chilled. Instead monitor your intensity through a heart rate monitor or the Rating of Perceived Exertion. ?· Don??™t strip when you get inside. While you may be tempted to immediately remove your layers when returning inside, give your body time to adjust. Post exercise hypothermia is possible. This happens when your body rapidly loses its heating stores. ?· Drink up. It??™s just as important to stay hydrated when exercising in Winter as it is in Summer, even though you might not feel as thirsty. ?· Lighten up. If possible, it??™s best to exercise outdoors during daylight areas. But, with shorten days that can be difficult to do. If you exercise outdoors when it is dark, wear reflective materials to ensure that you can be seen. If the thought of getting outside to exercise makes you dive under the covers, instead choose one of the many indoor workout options. Below are just a few of the many choices. ?· Walk at an indoor location, like a mall. If you need extra motivation to get yourself to the mall, join a walking group. This will help you stay accountable to someone other than yourself. ?· Join a health club. This will allow you a large variety of physical activities to choose from every week. ?· Create a home gym. This doesn??™t have to be expensive. You can easily set-up a great workout routine with just a set of dumbbells, an exercise ball and a jump rope. Get all of this for around $50. ?· If you have stairs where you live or close by, spend as little as 20 minutes at a time climbing up and down the stairs for a very intense and efficient workout. ?· Get wet. Find a local indoor pool you can use. Try swimming, water aerobics, or even just walking or running laps in the water. ?· Visit a library. Usually local libraries offer exercise videos you can check-out for free. Pick-up a new one to try out every time you return the previous video. By staying fit during Winter you??™ll be able to avoid gaining weight, have a head start on swimsuit season, and avoid losing strength and stamina caused from inactivity. Just as tulips need Winter nourishment from the Earth to strongly bloom in Spring, humans need to continue to nourish their bodies during Winter so they too can bloom come Spring. ---------------------- About the author: Lynn Bode is a certified personal trainer specializing in Internet-based fitness programs. She founded Workouts For You, which provides affordable online exercise programs that are custom designed for each individual. Visit: http://www.workoutsforyou.com for a free sample workout and to sign-up for their monthly fitness newsletter. Fitness professionals improve your business, visit: http://www.trainerforce.com _______________________________________________________ RECOMMENDED FITNESS READING: Getting Stronger: Weight Training for Men and Women by Bill Pearl and Gary Moran, PhD Pearl, a four-time Mr. Universe, and runner/triathlete/ weightlifter Moran here adapt Pearl's self-published Keys to the Inner Universe for a wider audience. What results is a crisp, well-organized manual for men and women that incorporates reliable guidance for bodybuilders at all levels, programs for general fitness training in the gym and at home, and routines by top athletes and coaches to fit the requirements of 21 sports, ranging from football to cycling. Accompanying each section are illustrated workout charts cross-referenced to freeweight, Nautilus and Universal exercise instructions. Other parts of this large-format work discuss drugs, injuries, nutrition, how the muscles work, training concepts and the history of resistance exercise.This book has few peers in the field. [Publishers Weekly Review] ORDER NOW! Go to: http://www.nutractive.com/books_exercise.htm#bodybuild _______________________________________________________ Check out other books on exercise, go to: http://www.nutractive.com/exercise.htm _______________________________________________________ Select from the biggest list of Free Newsletters and Ezine on the Internet. Go to WorldMegastore Newsletters: http://www.worldmegastore.com/newsletters.php _______________________________________________________ "Nutrition and Exercise Health Tip" is written weekly by Laura S. Garrett who is a Registered Dietitian (RD), Licensed Dietitian (LD), and fitness trainer. For questions or comments, please e- mail Laura at: Laura.RD@NutrActive.com. _______________________________________________________ Be sure to check out all the great services NutrActive offers. 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