Picking fitness regime

April 12, 2017

Picking fitness regime that works well for you is all you need to succeed

Picking fitness regime: The suitable gym that won’t affect your daily schedule

Weight management is a major problem to many people. Because of this many have not made any attempt of taking corrective measures. As experts from AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Centre under the leadership of doctor Dalal Akoury, MD losing weight is a must for people whose BMI is above the normal rate of 25. One challenge that people face is picking fitness regime for your physical fitness. This is what we want to help you address so that you can take a good and informed decision. That is to say when considering registering to a fitness program it’s important to note that not every fitness program will deliver the same result for everyone. The program should fit in your schedule and you also need to get a fitness program tailored to your needs, the following factors are essential;

Location and duration

Accessibility is important meaning the location must be conducive. This will avoid any inconveniences. Besides the location depending on your availability, the duration must also be a point of concern. The choice program should allow you to go for your sessions at convenience so that you can be consistent and available.

Picking fitness regime: Membership and instructors

Some gyms attract people of one gender while others attract people of certain age group and of some class. This means you can find yourself in a gym with very gentle people and times you can find yourself in a gym of very rogue people. You need a gym that will provide a good environment for your exercise needs without fear of embarrassment. You can tour the gym facility when it’s on the session and make a judgment based on the environment and membership convenience. Alongside that, you need courteous and supportive staff members in a gym for you to exercise and achieve your weight loss goals. You may want to ask for certification of the staff to provide some assurance that you will be dealing with professionals.

Hygiene

One of the things which make me forget about a gym is the hygiene problem. Any gym you want to join for a fitness program should be clean and that includes the personal hygiene of staff members. Carry out a self-audit by inspecting the changing room, the bathrooms as well as toilets, towels, basin, the equipment etc. this is very important since most gym facilities are public and anybody can walk in and become a member easily. You must not take chance with cleanliness.

Fees

Finally, check on the fees charged. The fees should be reasonable compared to other fitness programs. Ask your friends or workmates for gyms and their rates so that you don’t join a program that will burden you. All these factors should help you find a fitness program that won’t interfere with your daily schedule as well as your budget. You can also seek for more professional input from doctor Akoury for any concerns you may be having overweight management and picking fitness regime today and you will be attended to professionally.

Picking fitness regime: The suitable gym that won’t affect your daily schedule

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Type 2 diabetes disease and overweight

April 11, 2017

Type 2 diabetes disease and overweight are challenges that come with poor lifestyle

Type 2 diabetes disease and overweight: Dealing with obesity to offer solution

The many risk factors for type 2 diabetes disease include age, race, pregnancy, stress, certain medications, genetics or family history, high cholesterol, and obesity. Nonetheless, the single best predictor of type 2 diabetes is overweight or obesity. Experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under the leadership of doctor Dalal Akoury MD are estimating that up to 90% of people living with type 2 diabetes are overweight or have obesity. What that communicates is that people who are overweight or have obesity have added pressure on their body’s ability to use insulin to properly control blood sugar levels, and are therefore more likely to develop diabetes. One study has indicated that the number of diabetes cases among American adults increased by a third during the 1990s, and additional increases are expected. This rapid increase in the occurrence of diabetes is mostly attributed to the growing prevalence of obesity in the United States.

Type 2 diabetes disease and overweight: Prevention of diabetes

From an expert point of view, doctor Akoury agrees that type 2 diabetes can easily be prevented. And in fact, studies have established that lifestyle changes and small amounts of weight loss in the range of 5-10% can prevent or delay the development of type 2 diabetes among high-risk adults. Lifestyle interventions including diet and moderate to intense physical activity (such as walking for 150 minutes per week) can be very effective in weight loss. Preventing weight gain, increasing activity levels and working toward small amounts of weight loss if you are overweight can have a big impact on the likelihood that you will develop diabetes in the future. Thus far, weight management is the best thing you can do to prevent the development of diabetes says doctor Akoury.

Type 2 diabetes disease and overweight: Working remedies if struggling with diabetes

According to doctor Akoury, there are several you can do to have a positive influence on your blood sugar and your overall health. You will need to make the right decisions by choosing foods wisely, exercising regularly, reducing your stress levels, making modest lifestyle changes and using medications to lower blood glucose levels. Type 1 diabetic patients must have insulin exogenously applied to maintain healthy blood glucose levels. Type 2 diabetic patients, however, can use insulin or drugs that sensitize their bodies to insulin, which work quite well in lowering blood glucose levels. Unfortunately, these drugs are not without risk as they, as well as the exogenous application of insulin, can often cause diabetic patients to suffer from low blood glucose levels (hypoglycemia) if taken improperly, which may result in seizures, unconsciousness, or death.

Small amounts of weight loss (losing 10 pounds or more) can decrease the amounts of these medications needed to keep your blood sugar levels within a healthy range by lowering your blood glucose levels, which furthermore reduces the risk of diabetic complications. Ultimately, better nutrition increased physical activity, and control of blood glucose levels can delay the progression of diabetes and help prevent the complications associated with the disease.

Type 2 diabetes disease and overweight: Dealing with obesity to offer solution

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Nonalcoholic fatty liver complications

April 11, 2017

Nonalcoholic fatty liver complications are very common with overweight people and this demands that we take weight management seriously

Nonalcoholic fatty liver complications: Steatohepatitis

Having looked at the causes and consequences of nonalcoholic fatty liver and steatohepatitis previously, we want to find out possible treatment solutions for this health condition. Whereas prevention is the best approach of all possible health conditions, we often find ourselves suffering from certain health conditions which could have otherwise been prevented. If you are struggling with any weight related condition, help is on the way at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center under Doctor Akoury’s care. Doctor Akoury is an expert of several decades with experience in matters relating to being overweight, obesity addiction and beauty among many other disciplines. She has been of great help to many people across the globe and your situation will be very safe in her care. You can schedule for an appointment with her even as we get into the discussion about treating nonalcoholic fatty liver and steatohepatitis diseases in this article.

Nonalcoholic fatty liver complications: Treatment solutions

Losing excess weight is the best for treating nonalcoholic fatty liver and steatohepatitis diseases. In one of the studies it was established that among obese individuals with elevated transaminases, weight gain led to an increase in the level of the liver enzymes. The good news is that even with a minimal weight loss of 10% can impact significantly to the decrease in the levels of the enzymes even to the point of being normal. The decrease in enzymes happened at the rate of 8% for every 1% loss of body weight. In another study where patients undergoing stomach (gastric) reduction operations for morbid obesity were involved, substantial weight loss is accompanied by a marked reduction in transaminases and a regression (improvement) of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.

Besides that, medical professionals are also using certain medications to treating nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. Like for instance, insulin-sensitizing agents, like:

The thiazolidinedione’s
Pioglitazone
Rosiglitazone
Metformin

These medications do not only help to control blood glucose in patients with diabetes, but they also improve enzyme levels in patients with Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. Remember that medications in the statin class of drugs like atorvastatin/Lipitor decrease the bad LDL cholesterol and, improve enzyme levels among patients with atorvastatin. However a lot more needs to be done to establish the accuracy of these medications if they can also reduce the amount of fat and inflammation in the liver.

Even though a lot more is being done towards treating nonalcoholic fatty liver and steatohepatitis diseases, the most appropriate, effective and accurate treatment for obese people with Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis is to simply losing weight through good nutrition diet and meaningful engagement in physical activities. Much as one may be willing to effectively lose weight, committing to the weight loss assignment may not be as easy as people may want to believe.

But with sincere conviction, losing weight is very possible. Up on consenting then you can begin the weight loss recovery journey by scheduling an appointment with the experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center for the commencement of your recovery process. And in view of the harmful effects of fat in other liver diseases, losing weight forms part of the treatment of other liver diseases which are not necessarily as a result of fat such as hepatitis C. Eventually nonalcoholic steatohepatitis possibly can be prevented and eliminated all together by promoting healthy feeding habits and active lifestyles in children at a tender age.

Nonalcoholic fatty liver complications: Steatohepatitis

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Weight gain dangers before pregnancy

April 11, 2017

Weight gain dangers before pregnancy are real and must be taken seriously

Weight gain dangers before pregnancy: Taking remedial action

I remember when the maker first created the earth, before the man he made available healthy food to help the man in developing the land for more production. That assignment of producing more has been done to the disadvantage of human life. All the healthy fresh healthy fruits and vegetables are now being passed through chemicals all in the name of adding value to them. The concept of value addition to our food items today is not working well for humanity. In fact, all the processed foods are categorized as unhealthy food. This is not what the maker intended for his creation. With our own hands, we have succeeded in creating for us more problems. It is no wonder our obese mothers continue to give birth to obese children with high risk of being obese in future in oblivious of weight gain dangers. There is always a great joy for parents to bring forth healthy children. And because of our actions, we have to make a certain adjustment when planning to get pregnant if this joy is to become a reality. We are obligated into understanding the effects of obesity before pregnancy for us to bring forth healthy children.

Obesity the serious global health problem

We are aware that the issue of weight gain is developing at a very high speed to the point that all the world health organizations are getting concern of the emerging trend of weight gain. Recently the world health organization (WHO) listed obesity as one of the serious global health problems in the twenty-first century. This confirms the magnitude of the problem at hand and it means that time has come for us to be very aggressive and bring this problem to manageable levels. Obesity is a health condition in which an accumulation of excessive body fat work to impair health and increase morbidity and mortality.

The most commonly use method of measuring obesity is body mass index (BMI) where an individual will be considered to be overweight if their BMI is between 25 and 30 kg/m²while those with more than 30 kg/m²are considered to be obese. The effects of obesity can be very frustrating not just to the victim, but also to the people close to them. It is therefore very important that we have this problem addressed in good time so that our mothers and unborn children can be safe from all the health complications associated with being overweight or obese.

According to WHO the prevalence of obesity in pregnancy cut across 1.8 to 25.3% with effects of obesity before and during pregnancy constituting a major risk factor for both maternal and fetal complications. While appreciating that children born of obese mothers may become obese in their childhood and develops metabolic syndrome in their adulthood, it is possible to address some of the issues at this time since mothers will be willing to accept certain changes in their lifestyle like a well-balanced diet and bit of physical activities. Achieving this may be difficult but with guidance and help from the experts at AWAREmed Health and Wellness Resource Center this won’t be a problem. You can schedule an appointment today and your life and that of the unborn child will be safe not just during the pregnancy period but even in their lifetime.

Weight gain dangers before pregnancy: Taking remedial action

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Parental good health influence

April 11, 2017

Parental good health influence begins with you and the young ones will follow

Parental good health influence: Good eating behaviors

When the right this is done from the beginning in the full view of children, it will stick in their memory than when it is done in their teenage. The weight gain problems we are struggling with today could be a thing of the past if we take a positive step of making a difference today. Our children learn through observation. And if they see us doing wrong things, that is what they will do. It’s only through parental good health influence that meaningful change can be done. According to the experts’ at AWAREmed health and wellness resource center under the leadership of doctor Dalal Akoury, MD parents must be in the front lane towards influencing positive eating behaviors in their children.

It is only through the positive influence that we can meaningfully address the vicious circle of weight gain that is passed on from one generation to another. You and I have a duty to make that little contribution in stopping this by teaching our children positive eating behaviors during childhood. When successfully done, this will set them growing up in the total practice of healthy eating habits for life. Remember that increasing a positive relationship with food as well as a balanced approach to eating can lead to better health outcomes in the long run not just for you but for the many generations to come.

Parental good health influence: Signs of childhood obesity

It is very disturbing that these days the statistics of obese children is increasing every day across the globe. Doctor Dalal Akoury is today a testimony of what influencing positive eating behaviors in our children can do. Why must we allow our children to be part of that statistics? What joy is there in your children being classified as overweight or obese? This doesn’t just happen but it is the direct result of a number of behaviors including the following:

Rigorous consumption of foods that are rich in added fat, sugar and salt, especially fried potatoes, sugar-sweetened soft drinks, ice cream, cordials, meat pies, and margarine.
Dislike or low consumption of fruit and vegetables.
Consumption of junk foods being purchased away from the home (e.g. take away).
Evening meals being eaten in front of the television.
Too much of screen time (iPads, TV, computers).
A decrease in the amount of incidental activity such as walking to and from school.
A drop in outdoor playtime.

Finally, if you are wondering what to do about this, we are here to help you go through the difficulties. Don’t suffer alone speak to us and we will be of great help to you and your family.

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