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EAT OIL and BREAD TO LOSE WEIGHT

Sunday, October 18th, 2009

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Can This Oil Control Your Appetite?
By Michael Roizen, M.D., and Mehmet Oz, M.D.

Can’t stop munching? Tear off a piece of chewy, whole-grain bread. Now dip it (we didn’t say drench it) in the best olive oil you can find. Savor every flavor you can find in the mixture. And consider your snack-fest done.
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See, olive oil contains oleic acid, a monounsaturated fat that helps control your appetite. Upon reaching the small intestine, oleic acid triggers the production of oleoylethanolamide (OEA), another fatty substance. OEA then finds its way to nerve endings that carry a hunger-curbing message to the brain (one that goes something like, “Hey. Stop eating! You’re full!!”). You don’t need to wait for appetite-suppressing drugs using OEA to be created to lose waist and to squelch the munching that is making your clothes tighter than a corporate budget. Get a similar effect with these strategies:

Work off your appetite. Regular aerobic exercise may make you less hungry, not more.

Fire up your omelet. Adding a little red pepper to your morning egg whites could decrease the amount you eat later in the day.

Have a stick. People who chew on gum after lunch have fewer hunger pangs, fewer cravings for sweets and eat fewer afternoon snacks than people who don’t chew the stuff.

Sleep! If you don’t get enough Zs, you increase your appetite. Tired and hungry isn’t a pretty combo (ask any waitperson at an all-night diner). Next time you want to snack, see if you can hit the sack instead.

Sourced and published by Henry Sapiecha 19TH October 2009

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DRINK ALCOHOL TO LIVE LONGER – PREVENT STROKES.?

Tuesday, August 25th, 2009

The Four Moves That Change Your Health
By Michael Roizen, M.D., and Mehmet Oz, M.D.

Want health reform? Don’t wait for consensus in government (it might take a while). Start your own personal health reform by doing just four things. The result: You can dramatically change your health by cutting your stroke risk in half. Yes, half. Considering that someone dies from a stroke every three to four minutes, that’s a blockbuster-size change.

Here’s what you need to do:

1. Don’t smoke. And if you do, quit (check out RealAge.com for a “breathe free” program that really works).
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2. Stay active. In the study, desk sitters who did 30 minutes of physical activity a day, or people whose jobs kept them active (and didn’t work out in their off hours), saw this reduced risk of stroke. Note the key words: “Every day!”
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3. Drink one or more alcoholic drinks a week (but less than 14). What’s a drink? A small glass of wine, a single shot of spirits or a half pint of beer. Fine to keep up this habit if you already do it, but don’t take it up just for your health.
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4. Eat nine or more servings of fruit and vegetables a day (the study found that five was effective; we say you shouldn’t stop there). The researchers didn’t just go on hearsay, asking participants to recall what they ate; they checked vitamin levels to be sure.
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That’s beyond easy. It’s tasty, smart and makes you feel great. What happens in government is still important ,

but change starts with YOU.

Published by Henry Sapiecha 25th August 2009

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