Taylor Time – 5 tips to get the most out of your workout

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“Taylor Time” www.Taylorbaldwin.com Fight holiday weight gain with these “Taylor Time” tips – Now that’s something to be thankful for!

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Beauty Mantra – Tips for making your Eyes look Appealing – Health & Beauty Tips

August 26, 2011 by  
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Beauty Mantra – Tips for making your Eyes look Appealing – Health & Beauty Tips. Dr. Divya and Dr. Sumita Prajapati, in this episode of ‘Beauty Mantra’, talk about the ways one can enhance the beauty of the eyes and make them look more attractive and appealing, naturally. They also answer viewer’s queries. Watch out for this informative episode.Care World Channel’s ‘Beauty Mantra’ is a show for every woman who wants to look beautiful by enhancing her looks by way of home remedies rather than opting for temporary cosmetic solutions. The host, Dr. Divya Mangal, takes the audiences through the pros of using home remedies for solving skin and hair problems and the cons of using cosmetic products that may lead to various problems in the long term. Worth a dekko for women who believe in staying beautiful, the natural way! Log on to www.rajshri.com to watch more beauty, health & Yoga tips.

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4 UNSTOPPABLE FAT LOSS TIPS For Women- Unleash Your Inner Goddess!

July 8, 2011 by  
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Ask your questions on FB- www.facebook.com Follow on Twitter- twitter.com FREE FEMALE WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM- www.divineinnotime.com Everyone’s got a reason to lose weight. Whether its bikini season, a wedding, trying to show off to your Ex or just be a better person, your reason is unique. Today I’m going to give you some tips on how to keep yourself on track and never fall off the wagon again. You see I’ve trained hundreds of women and I’ve noticed a couple similarities of those that are really successful. The MOST IMPORTANT is to keep your goal in clear focus. Your reason for getting in shape better be solid. Trying to make someone jealous probably won’t get you up at 5AM to work out. Being tried of being unhappy with yourself and wanting MORE out of life WILL get your ass out of bed. So the first thing is to figure out WHAT really drives you and write it down. Just remember that internal reasons, doing it for yourself, is important. External reasons, or what other people think of you, never matter. 2. Take before photos. No one likes to see themselves completely naked. We like to lie to themselves. Don’t. Bust out that camera and take monthly photos in your bikini, front, side and back to keep you on track! 3. Surround yourself with positive people and tell them about your goals By making it public, it puts you in the spot light and holds you accountable. Forget the haters, only deal with people that support you. 4. Food Journal We eat foods for certain reasons. I want

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Saundarya – Everyday Make-up Tips – Mind Body Soul

July 6, 2011 by  
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Saundarya – Everyday Make-up Tips – Mind Body Soul. The pollution and stress in today’s hectic lifestyle affects ones skin and hair. In this episode of ‘Saundarya’, beauty expert and host Rachana Sharma has Jeet, as her model. Rachana teaches her the basics of putting on an everyday make-up. Rachana also gives away tips of how to apply make-up based on one’s skin type. Tips on beauty and personality enhancement are the need of the day in today’s urban lifestyle. Beautician Rachana Sharma helps women to enhance their looks through different styles of make-up, hairstyles and so on. Rachana Sharma, with her in-depth knowledge in the field of beauty, gives away handy beauty tips to the viewers even as she is busy doing the make-up or hairstyle on her model. Follow her beauty tips when you want to rush for a party and don’t know what to do to your face and hair! Log on to www.rajshri.com watch more beauty, health & Yoga tips.

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30 AMAZING Diet Tips in 2 Minutes- Lose Weight, Gain Muscle With This Health Advice!

June 11, 2011 by  
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ask your Q on FB- www.facebook.com FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER- twitter.com FREE GUY FAT LOSS PROGRAM- fatasstobaddass.com ALL MY VIDEOS! http 30 Nutrition Tips in 1 Minutes 1. Always eat a green vegetable with every meal 2. Eat over 100 grams of protein per day 3. Post-Work Out you should have protein and carbs like two scoops of whey and a high fructose fruit like a banana 4. Don’t use artificial sweeteners (or use the minimum amount) 5. No trans fats 6. For fat loss eat less than 100 grams of carbs per day 7. If you have MORE than 50 pounds of fat to lose, eliminate your carbs 8. Women never eat less than 1200 calories per day. 9. Guys never less than 1600 calories 10. Don’t use diet pills, thermogenics or any product someone endorses 11. Don’t do cleanses or stick anything up your butt for weight loss (90% of cleanses are retarded) 12. Don’t eat carbs before bed 13. Eat at least 4-5 times throughout the day 14. Your biggest meals should be breakfast, lunch, then dinner, not the other way around 15. Fat loss is easier if you eliminate gluten, cow dairy, soy, sweeteners 16. Drink at least 4L of Water Per Day 17. The latest you can eat is 1 hour before bed 18. Drink 3 Cups of Loose Leaf Green Tea Per Day 19. Don’t exceed 30 grams of carbs per meal for fat loss 20. Take at least 6 grams of fish oil per day 21. Drink 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar 22. Not all saturated fats are bad. Eggs, goat butter, coconut oil are great 23. Its better to not cheat 24. Focus on quality

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Funny Hidden Camera That Girl On The Street Corner Salaries :)

June 11, 2011 by  
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Grooming Essentials For Women / Educational Video

May 7, 2011 by  
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Excerpt from the public domain video, “Good Grooming For Girls (1956)”, courtesy of Prelinger Archives.

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Hot Women Are Bad For Your Health (Study)

March 12, 2011 by  
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Accidental eye injuries: causes and prevention

July 1, 2009 by  
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eye_seriesHow’s this for statistics to make you think seriously about protecting your eyes:

  • More than a million people in the US have eye injuries each year.
  • Accidental eye injury is one of the leading causes of vision loss and impairment.
  • 90% of the said injuries are actually preventable.

Although a lot of eye injuries may occur in the workplace, many people are not aware that a lot of injuries also happen at home and at leisure time.

Here are major ways of injuring your eyes:

Fireworks and firecrackers

In almost every country, fireworks are part of national celebrations. Today is Canada Day. The 4th of July is just around the corner. Fireworks are beautiful and fun but they can cause major injuries, including the eyes, to users as well as to bystanders. Keep firecrackers out of little children’s sight and reach. Not only are they fire hazards, they can also cause injuries.

Chemicals

Those who are dealing with chemicals in the workplace wear eye protection gear. I’ve worked in a lab before and knew the risks and the precautionary measures. What we tend to forget is that household chemicals can also be hazardous and can cause permanent eye damage. Medicine.Net recommends that

when using household chemicals, read instructions and labels carefully, work in a well-ventilated area and make sure to point spray nozzles away from you.

Machinery and appliances

Household appliances and machinery can also cause eye injuries. Look at your hobby room, your workshop. Do you wear protective eyewear when you use that electric saw? That potter’s wheel? The kitchen blender? Any other moving machinery?

How about the lawnmower or the power trimmer? Projectiles in the form of stones, branches and pieces of debris can shoot from these machines during use. These projectiles present risk not only for the machine operator but for the bystanders as well.

Sports and recreation

Sports and other recreational activities are fun but they can cause eye damage, too. A blow from a hockey stick, puck, or ball can have some devastating effect on the eye. In April, I posted a resource post on Sports Eye Safety.

So what do we do in case of an eye injury?

Medicine.Net recommends:

For more information about eye injury prevention, check out recommendations by the American Academy of Ophthalmology

What is bad for the heart is bad for the eyes

June 17, 2008 by  
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We all know that high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels are bad for our heart. A study by Irish and Canadian researchers shows that these health conditions can damage our eyes as well.

According to a recent report in the Archives of Ophthalmology

“The two conditions appear to increase one’s risk for retinal vein occlusion, a condition that leads to vision loss. It results from one or more veins carrying blood from the eye to the heart becoming blocked and causing bleeding or fluid build-up.”

The study found that high blood pressure increases the risk of developing retinal vein occlusion by more than 3.5 times while high cholesterol levels increases it 2.5-fold.

What is retinal vein occlusion?

Retinal vein occlusion is a blockage in the blood supply from the retina — the light-sensitive tissue in the back of the eye. Veins of the retina can become blocked by a blood clot. Retinal vein occlusion also can occur when the retinal arteries put pressure on the retinal vein.

according to the Medline Health Encyclopedia.

The pressure on the retina is linked to several disorders, including diabetes, glaucoma, hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis), high blood pressure, and blood clot. Symptoms of retinal vein occlusion are blurring or vision loss in all or part of one eye.

The study analysed results of 21 studies previously published involving a total of 28,646 patients. The findings show that 63.6% of those with retinal vein occlusion also had concurrent conditions of hypertension. In addition, 35.1% of these patients have high cholesterol levels.

It is therefore important that

“…those who treat patients with hypertension, diabetes and high cholesterol should be as concerned with the health of the person’s eyes as they are with the health of the person’s cardiovascular system.”

Remember, when we do something that is detrimental to our health, it’s not only our heart that is at stake, it’s our eyes as well. Our sense of sight is very important and loss of vision is a major disability that can drastically affect our quality of life.

Want to know more about cholesterol and blood pressure? The American Heart Association can give you a sample of the brochure Understanding and Controlling Cholesterol for free. The Hypertension Primer is also available for free. A resource post from last month gives some tips on blood pressure awareness.

Original Article Source:

O’Mahoney P et al. Retinal Vein Occlusion and Traditional Risk Factors for Atherosclerosis. Arch Ophthalmol. 2008;126(5):692-699.

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