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July 15th 2009 17:11
The benefits of Aerobic Exercise

We have been blessed with the concepts of Aerobic Exercise for the past 40 years thanks to Dr. Kenneth Cooper. Ideally, you should do an aerobic exercise three or more times per week at your target heart rate. Examples of high intensity exercise include: Running, Spinning, Swimming, Aerobic Dance, Step Aerobics and Skipping Rope. You can get aerobic exercise benefits by performing lower intensity exercise for longer periods of time. Examples include: walking, swimming, bicycling, and rowing. You must consider duration and intensity of any exercise when assessing benefits.

The benefits of aerobic exercise are:
1 Improved Cardio-Respiratory function.
2 Increased number of capillaries.
3 Increased number of mitochondria in cells.
4 Decreased fat stores.
5 Increased numbers of receptor sites in cells.
6 Increased metabolic rate.
7 Increased production of antioxidant enzymes.
8 Increased production of Endorphins.
9 Increased Thermic effect of food.
10 Increased Efficiency of removing waste from the body.
11 Increased muscle mass.
12 Enhanced immune system.
13 Decreased onset of degenerative disease.

Now I ask you, with a list of benefits like this, how can you choose to stay sedentary?
If you say that you cannot find time to do this; then rearrange your schedule! You cannot afford NOT TO!

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Did you know that an freshly cut apple will turn brown right before your eyes? That is caused by the attack of oxygen on the content of the apple. In like fashion, the oxygen you breathe attacks the cells of your body. This occurs because oxygen is a very reactive free radical. It will attack the surface of metals (rust), cut surfaces of fruits and vegetables, and the tissues of living beings.

I am sure that you have observed that a fresh orange does not turn brown when it contacts the air. This is because it contains antioxidants, like vitamin C. Antioxidants can also protect the inside of your body from oxidation. This can slow down the accumulation of "biological rust."

Small cell parts, called mitochondria, also produce oxygen free radicals as a natural byproduct of their metabolic activity. Mitochondria produce the high energy molecule of life known as ATP. As you get older the wear and tear on mitochondria reduce their efficiency causing them to produce more and more free radicals. These free radical, when unchecked, continue to damage the mitochondria. This run away free radical attack quickly kills mitochondria, then proceeds to attack the DNA and proteins of the cell. This quickly promotes cell death.

The net result of this assault by raging free radicals causes tissue damage and disease to spread throughout the body. This is one of the leading theories of aging. For more detailed information on this topic please go to: www.hubpages.com Look for the article: " Are you Rusting From The Inside Out? We will address the issue of Antioxidants in our next blog.

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Tomorrow is our nations birthday. It is a time when many businesse close in honor of the day which represents the birth of this country and its freedom. My son is currently serving in Afghanistan. When he left in March I told my husband that I thought it would be hard for me to listen to the news of happenings in that country. I have found that just the opposite has happened. The recent offensive confirmed that in my mind. As reports came out I wanted to find the province on the map. Compare it to where I knew Josh to be located. He thought when he was moved to a new location that he might lose internet access but I have happily found him on line a few times. This morning after reading about the most recent surge, the death of one marine and others injured, I get to google, where were they in relation to the area my son was located?.............Then the chat button on facebook alerted me that he was online. He saw that I was available. Short but oh so sweet to connect with him. Prayers from my heart go out to the families of the soldiers who lost life or were injured. I have to wonder if most people realize what they have in this country. My passion for the freedoms I enjoy grow every day. Pictures of the desolate area my son is in adds to the fierce feelings that rise in me. I ask what he might like in a care package. Can't think of anything.....we don't have much here.....have gotten used to that.

My holiday will be spent quietly at home thinking of my son and all of the soldiers who will not rest and relax, get together with family and friends. They are working day and night. They don't get to shower often, they sleep very little. Working all day and standing watch at night. I hope everyone who reads this, counts their blessings, and finds a way to extend the hand of gratitude to anyone who has a family member serving in our military. Tomorrow will not be a holiday for them.
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Let's Talk About fat burners

July 2nd 2009 11:41
There are many products on the market today that offer ingredients that are advertised to "BURN FAT." Let's examine the cold, hard facts. This is going to get a little technical, but it is the only way I know to explain fat burning.

Your cells are composed of cell parts (organelles) that are encased in cell membrane material. Cell membranes are composed of fatty molecules called phospholipids. The Lipid or fat part of the molecule does not like water, whereas the phosphate part of the molecule is water loving. Cell membranes are composed of a phospholipid bilayer with the fatty molecules in the middle and the phosphate groups on the inner and outer surface of the membranes. So a cell is encased in such a membrane, as well as the organelles like the nucleus and the mitochondria. The mitochondria actually have an outer membrane and an inner membrane. These membranes hold proteins that act like gates to screen what molecules get in or out of the structure


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My name is Jack Bateman and I have taught the science of nutrition for over thirty years. Although iIam enjoying retirement I have decided to jump into the blogging world as a venue for sharing my knowledge to help people achieve their optimum health potential. My intiial blog in Orble seems to have malfunctioned and will not allow me to login. Therefore, after a week of sending requests to orble for help with no reply I am taking this opprtunity to take over an inactive blog and start over.
I look forward to readers questions and comments about my blog entries.
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