Magical Monday With HHWN
Enjoying A Healthy Lifestyle with
Bryant and Anita Hewill
Monday February 4, 2013
Food To Chew On:
Monday – How to Really Know God (NKJV)
Hosea 4:1,6
There is no truth or mercy Or knowledge of God in the land…
My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.
Thought For The Day:
I will make knowledge of God my first priority.
From Super Bowl Weekend to the first Monday of February… be confident and strong and live above your circumstances and be Magical and Creative in all area of your life.
Lower Back And Hip Pain Exercises For Seniors And The Elderly
Lower back and hip pain exercises for seniors and the elderly include the leg extension exercise below.
This is a great exercise not only for the low back but also the buttock muscles and hip.
Try these exercises 3 - 5 times per week to decrease your symptoms and increase your strength and endurance all day.
If you have trouble getting up off the floor, you may want to perform this exercise on your bed or couch.
If able to do this on the floor, try kneeling on gardening pads.
This helps protect painful knees from pressure.
Also for those with arthritic hands, investing in a pair of inexpensive push-up handles will bring your wrists into a neutral position and decrease wrist pain.
5 Quick and Easy Fiber Fixes
Whole, fibrous foods are a weight loss favorite because they are good for the pocketbook, waistline, and your body. Whole foods that are packed with fiber are less expensive when compared with their fortified food counterparts. For example, a cooked cup of barley costs pennies per serving and has 6 grams of fiber. In contrast, the leading fiber-filled granola bar can cost about 60 cents apiece and have 9 grams of fiber. Not only is the granola bar more expensive, gram for gram, but that bar is merely a snack whereas the barley is half a meal. As a bonus, the whole grain barley is also packed with phytochemicals, fiber, and protein.
This is where your waistline and health come into play. Foods higher in fiber make you feel fuller on fewer calories. Whole foods such as beans, whole grains, and fruits and vegetables are an excellent source of healthy calories and fiber.
Fiber also works as a scrub brush to clear out natural byproducts of our body’s metabolic process and unneeded cholesterol in our blood. Fiber adds bulk to our poop thus helping dispose all the toxins and dead cells from the colon. For various (and more technical) reasons, eating more fiber has shown to help decrease the chances of colon cancer. How much fiber do we need to consume in a day to enjoy the full range of benefits? It is recommended that men need 30-38 grams a day, and women need 21-25 grams a day.
A Healthy Menu For
Monday - Day One
Start with a serving of high-fiber, low-sugar cereal, 1 cup of skim milk and 1 cup of raspberries. For lunch, combine 1/2 cup of cooked whole-wheat pasta and mix with 1/2 cup roasted chicken breast, 1 tbsp. of light mayonnaise and chopped celery. Have an apple on the side. At dinner, try 4 oz. of flank steak with two corn tortillas, 1 cup shredded cabbage and a slice of avocado. For snacks, have about 20 whole almonds and later, a cup of nonfat yogurt with half a kiwifruit.
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