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Be healthy, be happy

01/15/09

Posted under Everyday Good Stuff

Work out more!“I RESOLVE to work out more this year. To exercise regularly. To hit the gym at least three times a day. To cut down on soda. To eat more vegetables. To get my butt off the couch more. To be healthy. These I resolve to do in the new year.” Sounds familiar?

Better health habits always makes it into anyone’s list of resolutions for the new year. Bravo, yes! Everyone should strive to be more health-conscious. So we sign up for the gym, stock our pantry with healthy goods. It starts out well the first few weeks. Or days. And then it becomes harder. And then you feel yourself giving up, thinking of it as another resolution gone bad.

You can do it. Don’t despair! No pain, no gain, right? Here are three simple things you can carry on that happy, healthy attitude throughout the year:

1. Get a health buddy. Watching your health is more fun when you’ve got someone to share the experience with. Go to the gym together, watch out for each other when ordering at restaurants.
2. Start small. While thirty pounds in three months is achievable, do know how to go about it step-by-step. Get a trainer and get recommendations on how to ease into your ideal weight. Baby steps always help. Keep the grand plan in mind, but realize that you’ll get there with small steps too.
3. Think positive! You CAN do it. Your health is what you make it to be, always remember that.

Have a healthy, happy year!





6 Feedbacks on "Be healthy, be happy"



al amora

Great! You have to get a health buddy. Be inspired by others.



marc

we always tackle healthy lifestyle in our M.A. class and your suggestions are real great. keep it up!



Eterio

Be healthy and be yourself regroup your conscious and subconcious mind to focus on the word self thinking goal of being happy and always aimed for your daily dose of natural hormones of what we called Dopamine and not the synthetic ones but the one that is produce by your heart and your mind.



tanya sayajon

according to a health website (my apologies,can’t remember anymore), walking is the best exercise with the least drop outs. It’s free, it can be integrated in your daily routine and all you need is a comfortable pair of shoes (with rubber soles), water in your backpack and clothing that would suit the weather…



mcd

set your goals and make sure to focus on your goals…..remember that health is wealth…just a few tips:
1. Be realistic in setting your goals
2. Be more specific with your goals. Write down things you want to happen to your health and your body.
3. It takes two to tango, so proper exercise plus proper diet, for sure it gives you reasonable and significant result.

Good luck!



max tandan, jr.

enjoy life to the fullest for we do not know what death brings, it may be nothingness.



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