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Child Obesity


Child obesity is a growing concern in many areas of the world. If you are concerned that your child is gaining too much weight then it is important to have him or her monitored by a physician. Listed below are a few things to look out for. Be sure to take note of any areas where you as a parent could be contributing to your child’s obesity.

Is Your Child Ignorant To Active Lifestyle?

If you find your child putting on weight, then it is very probable that an unhealthy lifestyle or bad eating habits could be the major contributing cause of the weight gain. Ignorance as far as exercising is concerned can prove very bad for your child’s health. If you notice your child opting for indoor activity rather than outdoor activity this could be a major sign that your child is not getting adequate exercise. From the start, make physical activities like swimming, cycling or any other sport a part of your child’s lifestyle.

Here are a few other things to be aware of:

Don’t let your child eat unhealthy food on a regular basis. This will result in obesity. Instead offer healthy meal snacks and limit the pizzas and other fast foods.

Avoid appeasing them with finger licking snacks while they are watching TV or playing video games.

Stop yourself from pampering them excessively and fulfilling their every stubborn snack wish. Or make sure to only give them snacks that are healthy. This way if they eat their snack you will know that they were really hungry and not just wanting junk food.

Bad eating habits, unnecessary bingeing on food and an inactive lifestyle are the major causes of childhood obesity. It’s important to analyze your child’s acts and take action to steer him or her away from childhood obesity. Involve your child in physical exercises, avoid exorbitant fast food, encourage food habits and prevent excessive hangouts at malls and snack huts. Your child will thank you when he or she is older.

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What I Really Want

You know what? Getting old is weird. Weird and confusing. I’d go as far to say that 28 is even more confusing than 18, if not more. At 18 I knew where I was headed: college. I knew what I wanted: to have a good time, to find a boyfriend, to hang out with my friends, to learn something new.

If someone had asked me when I was 18, what I thought 28 would look like, I’m not sure this would be it. And that’s not a bad thing. Really, I’m pleased as punch with where I’ve landed. I never would have seen Josh coming. A real living and breathing boyfriend. And a husband? What?  Or some time spent in a big city. Or even happiness and dare I say contenment in a smaller town than the one I grew up in.

I thought I’d be thin by now. I thought I might have a child or a fancy-pants-high-paying job.

But now, at 28 there aren’t clear-cut paths. There are so many unknowns, second-guesses and doubts that my head starts to spin the second my feet hit the ground in the morning. What will today be? Who will I be tomorrow? What will I look like in five years? Every single decision, step, choice is up to me. I never realized that at 18. I never realized that I was the deciding factor. I am the player in my own life.

At 28 I realize that my life is continually about self-improvement. And that’s where, mentally, I’ve been lately. Some days it’s hard for me to tell the difference between…am I crazy? wrong? right? justified? Or is it everyone else? Am I headed in the right direction?  Am I stuck? I’m always evaluated my last steps and planning for the next ones to come.

And I’ve come to finally realize that the big neon letters flashing in my background read: self-esteem. And my bank of self-esteem is low and is has been for a long time. I am understanding that my inner-critic makes life, decisions, relationships, conversations and pretty much everything much more complicated and difficult than it really is. I feel pain on a daily basis. Sometimes I can move forward and go along with the crowd pretending the voice inside me isn’t bringing me down.

The voice, my voice, tells me that I don’t deserve goodness. That I don’t deserve the effort. That I’m flawed. That I make too many mistakes. That I’ll fail again. That I won’t do it perfectly. And if you’ve been here, even for a little while, you’ll know how paralyzing it is. How much effort goes into defense and protection. How often I work to keep people away so they can’t hurt me. How fragile I really am.

And it’s all related. My issues with food and my self-worth go hand in hand. And I’m doing the work. I count my calories, I exercise and good things are happening. But, the elephant in the room is: this won’t last until I seriously work on my insides. Unless I love myself and trust myself. I have a lot of work to do in clearing out the voices, the doubt, the worry and every thought that tells me: you can’t do it.

Because I know, logically, I can. And I will. I just need to feel good enough to believe it. To silence the voice that tells me otherwise. A piece that fears feeling like I’m enough, isn’t going to be enough. There is a lot of love out there for me, I just have to let it in.

I started doing Jillian Michael’s Ripped in 30 and I couldn’t help but stare at the three women in the video (including Jillian, of course) and see bodies that were cared for. Strong, muscular, lean, fit women were staring back at me. And I wanted that. I admitted to wanting what they have. The self love and dedication that they each have for themselves (unapologetically) to feel and look the way they do. The pride they take in their bodies inspired me.

Looking like that does not have to come from self-hate or trying to live up to certain unattainable standards. I always thought it did. But, I’ve cleared out those thoughts enough to realize that it would be very hard to get to that point with negative self-talk. This isn’t about deprivation, thinness from starvation, or skipping meals, it’s about fitness and health. And I can see the difference now.

I can admit now to wanting that for myself. I do really want that. There is a part of me that fears that I will never look like that, and you know what? I won’t. But being fat and fearing never having a perfect body is no reason not to give myself the chance. To show up and give myself the opportunity for health and confidence. It would mean the world times a thousand to get to that point and to help other women just like me do the same. That’s what I really, truly, deep down want.

I save photos of women working out because it inspires me. I clip quotes and read them because they motivate me. I don’t want to be ashamed of this anymore. I don’t want to worry that others will think I’m (dare I say) shallow because I want to be physically fit and feel attractive. To be considered, hot even.

I want to bring that part of me here. The part that shares my inspiration, and is not ashamed to say: damnit, I’m doing this, either get on board or not. But mostly loving myself enough to actually make it happen.

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Vitamins For Energy


Energy does not just come from carbohydrates, Vitamins For Energy as well. Everything from standing, walking, talking, eating, and playing requires energy. And without providing the necessary energy to your body, you will feel drained and lethargic. So, just as we charge the battery of our cell phones, we require vitamins for energy, for charging our body and keep us going.

Classification Of Vitamins And Their Importance- Read on about some of the vitamins whose deficiency can seriously make you weak.

Vitamins for Energy Creation – Vitamin B

Vitamins For Energy

Vitamins For Energy

This vitamin is responsible for the production of energy and its use. It is further bifurcated into eight vitamins for energy that will keep you far from fatigue and will also revitalize the body.

Vitamin B1/ Thiamin – It strengthens the immune system of the body, which causes the brain as well as the nervous system to work efficiently. It is also responsible for the process of metabolism.

Vitamin B2 /Riboflavin– Requisite for producing energy with the help of chemical reactions, the deficiency of Vitamin B2 can leave people sluggish and worn-out.

Vitamin B3/ Niacin – This vitamin takes care of high cholesterol that is primarily responsible for eating up the energy of an individual.

Vitamin B5/ Pantothenic acid – This vitamin aids body in restoration of energy and saves a person from falling ill.

Vitamin B6/Pyridoxine – This vitamin guards the arteries. It provides enough oxygen to the body so that energy can be produced.

Vitamin B9/ Folic acid – It has a great role in development of red blood cells as these cells maintain the basic energy level.

Vitamin B12/ Cyanocobalamin – It is important for replenishment of energy.

Biotin– It is significant for energy because it facilitates proteins as well as fats that convert the food in energy.

Vitamin C – One vitamin that is a good source for energy is certainly Vitamin C. The cellular functions in a body are performed by this vitamin. This suggests that in case you have become drained out by the hectic activities throughout the day then it will repair your body and get you back to a rejuvenated self the next morning. Deficiency of Vitamin C can impede the performance of an individual.

Other Nutritional Energy Supplements

Iron – Deficiency of iron can cause Anemia which can result in lethargy. Hence, iron is an essential source of energy especially for women.

Magnesium – This nutritional supplement carries out body functions such as muscle health, production of red blood cells, as well as providing energy.

Intake of vitamins for energy is essential for a healthy living. So, say goodbye to lethargy and consume these top vitamins for energy properly.

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