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I legit tryed everything and nothing works I tried eating spicy food eating a whole pineapple walking sex twice a day yoga ball masage hot bath exc lol and I went 11 fricken days over my due date and ended up having to get a c section because my son didn't drop and I didn't dialate at all hahaa . I'm happy it happened though I felt no contraction pains and my son was 8.10 !!
We don't really do diet plans, but you can do that via the Diet Diary app... it will help you figure out the number of calories you need/day, plus the amount of protein, carbs, fat, etc...
Focus on lean protein, healthful fats, veggies...
I was hoping I could get some input on how many calories I should be eating daily to reduce my weight. I am 21/female 5'4 146lb's. I looked on some sites but they all turn out different. I just started the p90x lean program, but I am not following the daily food plans they have, but I am trying to eat more healthy. Also what is the best weight I should get down to? What are your thoughts on taking protien shakes, and what are the best ones for women?
Serum aminotransferase levels—ALT and AST—are two of the most useful measures of liver cell injury, although the AST is less liver specific than the ALT level. Elevations of the AST level may also be seen in acute muscle injury, cardiac or skeletal muscle. Lesser degrees of ALT level elevation may occasionally be seen in skeletal muscle injury or even after vigorous exercise.
Your weight is between the 50-25th percentile for your age. The weight you are at an ideal for your height. You do not need to lose weight. You can tone-up your body by exercising. Aerobic exercises would be good, such as walking, stair stepping, dancing, and biking. These exercises help your heart and body to stay healthy. Yoga is another form of exercise to try also.
If you were my patient, I would advise you to check into a few different weight loss plans--that way when you get bored with one, you can move to another. Believe it or not, Weight Watchers is one of the absolute best success stories around--probably because it is more than a diet--it teaches you to change your bad eating habits.
Hope this helps!
I also get a tingling/numb feeling on my back occasionally between my spine and left scap. The tingling sensation happens most frequently after eating or sitting slouched. Finally, I occasionally get a sharp pain on the left side of my back. This usually feels like a muscle knot or something and is fairly infrequent.
Non of these symptoms are constant, but all of them are frequent. The pain seems to be most frequent around 3 PM after I’ve been on my feet for a while.
I'm planning my shower and i am stumped on non embarrassing games. I don't want to do any embarrassing games like eating chocolate pudding from a diaper (I love pudding too much) I am doing the "guess how big my belly is game..." and that's the only one I could come up with.
Also, the shower is gonna be in a medium sized meeting/party room in a hotel. Not inviting more than 30ppl or so...
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I was reading about the blood rushing to the stomach causing high blood pressure and increased heart rate. I am checking mine after eating now to see if any of that happens. Please, if anyone else has this weakness after eating please tell me what it is so I at least know how to take care of it. I know it sounds crazy.
re putting into your body, and then making choices about what things you should be putting into your body (and following those choices). There are plenty of healthy eating plans out there that you can take advice from. Just avoid crash diets that claim to make you lose fast--they're usually ineffective or make you drop lots of water weight, which just dehydrates you without getting rid of fat.
Well, I know you say you don't have time to get to the gym, but that is what will boost your appetite and help build the muscle you're looking for. Even if you can't do it regularly, try to at least go for a jog around your block once or twice a week or do workout videos (like the well-known P90X videos) that are quick to whip you into shape at home.
As for meal plans, combining complex carbs and protein is your best bet for gaining muscle.
I have no plans, i'm more of a wing it kind of person...as for decor...HAH you should my house...
If you want to get big like a bodybuilder, that will require unhealthy eating such as eating too much food and too much protein, but it does work to build more muscle mass. Too much protein is very hard on the kidneys and other parts of the body, and too much food is hard on the digestive system and the internal organs. No natural living human needs muscle mass for strength -- hunter gatherers are very strong, farmers are very strong, but they don't necessarily have big muscles.
From anorexia to bulima the bast 5 years my head is spinning from gaining and losing 20kg each way. I'm eating soo much and binge all the time. I try to get help, i'm seeing a psychologist but can only afford 2 times a month and isn't helping because sometimes goes to once a month. I'm a dissapointment and trying so hard to get back on track.
Belly fat is thought to be caused by an excess of simple carbs, such as sugar and white flour. If not burned quickly they store as fat, and the belly is the first place they are stored, which gives rise to the term beer belly -- alcohol is high is sugar and carbs. So along with exercise, the important thing is to eat foods you metabolize well and digest well and cut down on the ones that "stick," such as simple carbs and the wrong kinds of fat.
Providing your body with the correct nutrients after your workout is crucial in stopping the catabolic process in your muscle and shift the recycling process toward repair and growth. If you fail to feed your muscle at the right time after exercise, the catabolic process will go too far and can potentially damage your muscle. Amino acids from high quality animal proteins, along with carbohydrates from vegetables (not grains) are essential for this process.
I'm not sure, but any instance of 'losing muscle' does not seem right and should probably be checked out by a doctor. I'm not sure any of us here can correctly diagnose this.
A few questions! Are you male/female? Are you looking to build muscle or just routine exercising? It's important to eat before and after exercising.
What this will depend on is your routine and either male or female and do you need to lose weight or gain weight. What is your age, height, and weight?
There are a lot of things you can do to lose weight. One good thing to start with is water. Drink a lot of water. First thing in the morning before your shower? Knock back a glass of ice water. Before each meal? Drink a glass of ice water. Throughout the day, keep a water bottle near you and drink often. The cold ice water before meals kind of helps your stomach shrink up a bit before eating, making you more full faster.
Obviously, you'll have to watch what you eat.
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