Lose Weight by Sleeping?

Written by Alex Sharp


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Some people may require less hours of sleep to be in top condition duringrepparttar day; while others need more than 10 hours. But experts agree that most people need at least eight hours of sleep each night to give themselves enough energy to exercise, eat right and keep off those unwanted pounds. Yet, according to a poll sponsored byrepparttar 112934 National Sleep Foundation, only 30 percent of adults get eight or more hours of sleep on weeknights; while 52 percent do on weekends. A third of adults reportedly sleep no more than six-and-a-half hours nightly.

In fact, disruption inrepparttar 112935 sleeping patterns inrepparttar 112936 United States and inrepparttar 112937 industrialized world is thought as one ofrepparttar 112938 main reasons that people are getting overweight. People should start making behavioral and lifestyle changes now for a better, healthier tomorrow.

For further information on getting a good night's sleep, please visit www.natural-stamina.com/BetterSleep.html

Alex Sharp is the founder of Natural-Stamina.com, a program designed to help men with all issues of their life.


Exercise and the Time Clock

Written by Sherri L Dodd


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Another negative consequence to over-exercising isrepparttar compulsion that usually accompanies it. Eating disorders, such as anorexia, bulimia and other body starving diet tactics are dangerous enough. When you add an addiction of too much exercise to an already detrimental dieting tendency, you are left withrepparttar 112933 possibility of heart damage from insufficient fuel and nutrients to sustainrepparttar 112934 workout. Whilerepparttar 112935 aforementioned health issues are serious enough, an individual can also develop frequent headaches, loss of coordination and various stomach problems.

Over-exercising is not a physical disorder. While it will affect you physically, it is more of a symptom of depression. And if you think about it, over-exercising, eating disorders, feelings of inadequacy due to poor body image, poor judgment when evaluating priorities are all symptoms of depression. The bottom line here is when your choices begin to compromise your health, happiness or safety it is time to seek out effective counseling.

A lifestyle incorporating exercise is nothing but beneficial in many aspects. People exercise with a goal in mind whether it is to feel better, defuse stress or build muscle. Luckily, over-exercising can most easily be detected with a simple time evaluation. I advise my clients not to go beyond one hour a day five days a week in a formal gym-type setting; and that is extremely generous. It is also easily controlled as you work different parts of your body different days and have variety in your exercise regime. And just for good measure, strolling your baby inrepparttar 112936 park or games of tag with your preschoolers are acceptable at all time.

Sherri Dodd is the creator and author of Mom Looks Great - The Fitness Program for Moms. She is also an ACE-certified Personal Trainer and a Lifestyle & Weight Management Consultant with over fifteen years of exercise experience. She is dedicated to a life of fitness as well as encouraging others to establish healthy habits and a better quality of life.


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