Healthy Living
Diet and Exercising Tips for Low Blood Pressure
Posted in Healthy Living on November 4, 2011 | No Comment
According to experts, low blood pressure is a result of malnutrition in the body. Therefore, consumption of a well balanced diet laden with essential vitamins especially, Vitamin B complex and Vitamin C along with an adequate presence of proteins works well for normalising the blood pressure level. An increased consumption of water is highly advised for people jostling with this condition. In fact, experts recommend the intake of at least 12 ounces of plain water per day to recuperate the after effects of dehydration.
The adequate use of salt for the patients of hypotension is a great way to fight this condition. It is recommended to add half teaspoon of salt in the water, apart from the diet, to overcome the condition in no time. This step should be followed without any fail until the blood [...]
Useful Tips for Improving Digestive Health
Posted in Healthy Living on October 18, 2011 | No Comment
If you have healthy digestive system, your overall health will surely be benefited immensely. Disruption occurring in the process of digestion may end up weakening your immune system making you extremely susceptible towards developing illnesses of different intensity. The main functions of healthy digestive system are absorbing nutrients from foods consumed by us and flushing out the toxic substances. If these two functions of our digestive system are performed perfectly, our body’s inner strength will be augmented significantly and we’ll also experience increase in our energy levels. You will not need to take any unusual initiative for maintaining your digestive health; following certain dietary precautions should be enough for having a healthy digestive system.
The first thing you must [...]
The Most Effective Overhead Kettlebell Exercises
Posted in Healthy Living on October 13, 2011 | No Comment
Overhead kettlebell exercises provide overall body strength and flexibility. They are particularly suitable for athletes to achieve their sports goals.
The kettlebell overhead squat is one of the best overhead kettlebell exercises and requires independent balance. Position the kettlebell between the feet placed shoulder width apart. Bending the knees slightly grab the kettlebell with the left arm and transfer it to the right arm. Push the kettlebell with the arm to shoulder height and thereafter push the kettlebell skywards with your arm. Perform 5 squats. Then control the descent of the kettlebell.
The next most effective kettlebell workout is the bottoms-up press. This drill is among the most effective overhead kettlebell exercises. Master the bottom up clean for this exercise. While [...]
Managing Sweaty Feet and Hands with Home Remedies
Posted in Healthy Living on August 30, 2011 | No Comment
According to theories of medical science, palms of our hands and soles of our feet possess more sweat glands compared to all other parts of our body. Thus people suffering from excessive sweating often find it difficult to manage sweating of their feet and hands. In this article we have discussed some simple home remedies that will help in managing sweaty feet and hands effectively.
Antiperspirants :
You will come across a number of effective antiperspirants that can be availed without prescription. These over the counter products can help in controlling secretion of sweat instantly. Deodorants cannot be categorized as antiperspirants; but several deodorants marketed by top brands do come with antiperspirant properties. The antiperspirants that are known to offer maximum benefits are those [...]
Water Therapy for Healthy Living without Medicines
Posted in Healthy Living on May 6, 2011 | No Comment
Water therapy can treat diseases without any medication. This article will inform you about the procedure of water therapy and the benefits offered by it.
Water Therapy Basics
After getting up in the morning, drink 5to 6 glasses or 1.5 l of water. Regular tasks like brushing teeth and washing the face should be done after you finish drinking water.
If you find it difficult to drink 1.5 liter of water when you first start water therapy, you can begin the process by drinking 3 to 4 glasses of water every morning.
When you undergo water therapy, make sure that you don’t drink any alcoholic beverage on the night before.
Don’t eat or drink anything up to one hour after you drink water in the morning.
If you have diseases like rheumatism or arthritis, repeat the water therapy 3 times every day. [...]
Dynamic Kettlebell Exercises: A New Way of Staying Fit
Posted in Healthy Living on April 28, 2011 | No Comment
Dynamic kettlebell exercises guarantee quick results and will enhance your overall fitness. This type of kettlebell exercises will provide a comprehensive workout for all your body muscles. Here are some effective dynamic workouts using kettlebells.
The Kettlebell Swing
One of the most powerful dynamic kettlebell exercises, the swing can be practiced with 2 arms and with a single arm. You have to stand with feet placed parallel to each other at shoulder width distance apart. Bending your knees, folding at the waist and keeping the spine straight, grip the weight with both hands. Swing the weight back, straighten the legs and when the weight reaches 90 degrees you should be standing erect. Control the descent of the weight back through the upward arc. 30-40 two arm swings and 20 one arm swings [...]
Lime and Lemony Health
Posted in Healthy Living on April 7, 2011 | No Comment
Lemon has numerous benefits apart from providing vitamin C, freshness and anti- oxidant properties to the body. Let us take a look at them.
The peel of lemon consists of a compound called d-limonene which possesses anticancer benefits. The various cell lines like those in stomach, colon, skin, liver, pancreas, etc. are protected by this compound against cancerous invasion. The beneficial effects of d-limonene are primarily found in the outer peel and rind of lemon. Regular consumption of d-limonene builds it up within the fatty tissues of the body. This is why certain researches state for consumption of d-limonene to be deemed as cancer prevention technique, esp. against breast cancer, the fattiest tissue of the body.
Another benefit of lemon is that lemon consists of many flavonoids, one of [...]
Aah.. For the Spine
Posted in Healthy Living on April 6, 2011 | No Comment
Lots of poses and exercises with yoga are capable of relieving physical and mental stress. But this particular seated spinal twist promises something more than just relaxation. It strengthens the spine by stretching it. But, the performers usually repeat one common error and that is they round the back, causing the caving in of the chest. During any such instances, one way out is trying to elevate the hips over the yoga block. It is better to sit upright and perform the exercise.
Use a yoga block in this manner. Be seated with legs crossed over a yoga block. You can use the edge of a thick folded blanket. Remember to put your right leg in front of the left one. Inhale deeply. Pull the abdominals towards the spine. Give relaxation to the shoulders by lowering them away from the level of the [...]
Fitness Takes Over Weight
Posted in Healthy Living on March 31, 2011 | No Comment
Just thin is not alone in. according to numerous researches across the records, being overweight by 10 kilograms is healthier and adds to the physical potential in comparison with being thin and skinny.
The cardio- respiratory fitness exercises indicate health better than weight. Quoting it differently, being fit will promise you a longer life even with obesity or over gained kilos.
Obese, overweight, and older women and men, who are also fit, are found to have a comparatively lower risk of death during the next 12 years than the skinny and unfit people whose weights are found to be less.
Those who are least fit, according to the study, had a 4 times multiplied death rate than those who are most fit. This means that the death rates for people with high levels of fitness were comparatively less [...]
Making Deodorants At Home
Posted in Healthy Living on March 30, 2011 | No Comment
Deodorant seems to be one of the basic necessities these days. People have got so accustomed to using deodorants and perfumes to keep body odor at bay that soaps and talcum have almost lost their importance as fragrance inducing products. But, chemical body deodorants can cause side effects like rashes and bumps, like they actually have done to me. There are risks of developing skin cancer from excessive use of deos and perfumes. So, what is the alternative? Well, one suggestion that I am going to post below is the use of homemade deodorants which can be easily prepared using the kitchen ingredients.
Take coconut oil and place a bowl full of it in the safe dish of the microwave. Heat this oil till it gets melted and heat in intervals of 30 seconds. Using beeswax, stir the oil until both, the [...]

