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Foods that the Diabetics Should be Avoided

August 4th, 2010

diabetes Foods that the Diabetics Should be AvoidedIf your blood sugar level is high, you shouldn’t be ignored. You have to exercise a lot and adjust your diet. Moreover, if in your family, there was someone who had ever suffered diabetes. There are five kinds of foods that should be avoided for the diabetics.

This is to avoid the increasing of your blood sugar levels.

1. Noodles and Pasta; most of the pasta and noodles have a high glycemic index. That means pasta and noodles are made from refined simple carbohydrates such as wheat or rice flour. High carbohydrate intake may increase the blood sugar levels.

2. Rice, reduce the consumption of white rice because its content is very high in carbs. You can replace it with red rice or brown rice.

3. Caffeine, some studies, one of them is entitled “Diabetes Care”, it was written by Hudson Lee and Kilpatrick in 2005 indicates that caffeine has a negative impact on people with diabetes. For that, it would be better if you reduce the beverages that are contain caffeine.

4. Potatoes, the carbohydrate content in the potatoes which are high, making its glycemic index also high. For that, reduce the consumption of potatoes, whether they are baked, boiled or fried.

5. White bread, reduce the consumption of bread that is made from white flour. Better to choose bread that is made from wheat flour. Besides having lots of fiber, it is also good for your heart.

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The Importance of Water

July 24th, 2010

Importance of WaterWater has an important role for health, fitness, concentration, and maintain the quality of life. Water also played a role in preventing various diseases, and optimize your physical abilities, because most of the human body contains liquid or water. Decrease 4 to 6 percent of the water in the body, will create headaches, dizziness and weak body.

Meanwhile, when it reached 12 percent of fluids that lost, then someone will be difficult to chew and need medical assistance. And more severe, if a person decreased water up to 15 to 25 percent, it would be fatal, because someone could have fainted. While the characteristics of a dehydrated person, for light dehydration such as, thirst, dry lips, dry throat, dry skin.

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Exercise and Snacks

July 17th, 2010

Exercise and SnacksWhen we eat back the calories that was already been burnt, Braun explained that, it will only bring new risks, which is a heart disease. Then, why the athletes are actually doing the opposite? “Because the purpose of exercise for an athlete is different from ordinary people”. Not only keeps the body healthy, but also there is an element of competition in it. That’s why they always got a different advice than us.

On the first phase of the research, the participants were asked to do walking exercise on a treadmill for an hour a day so that 500 calories could be burned. Then, the respondents were divided into two groups. The first group was given high-calorie drinks just after completing the exercise. The second group was given only water. The exercise that they were doing was successfully suppressing the insulin levels up to 40 percent.

However, these benefits are disappear instantly when the first group is consume that energy drinks. This makes Braun and his team become wondered whether this occurs because the type of calorie drinks that are provided. Therefore, a second study was conducted then. The respondents were asked to pedal a bike for 75 minutes and shortly after that, the first group was asked to enjoy the high-carbohydrate foods. While the second group was given low-carbohydrates food, but with the same number of calories like the first group.

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