David Ogden's Page

The Health and wellness industry is one of the growth industries which is helping to pull the country out of recession.

The last time a prospect to capitalize on such an opportunity was back during the gold rush. The health and wellness industry is genuine. In fact one of the elite expert economists, Paul Zane Pilzer, has been saying for years that things would go this way and he was right. And as he had foreseen, a renaissance is occurring in the health and wellness home business market.

… Continue

Physical exercise and obesity

Exercise strengthens bones and muscles, improves mental health and mood, lowers blood pressure, improves cholesterol levels and reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, breast cancer and colon cancer. Exercise is also good for your brain.

It may not be a cure-all for obesity, however.

Though better nutrition coupled with exercise has long been the favoured prescription for losing weight and avoiding obesity, a 2008 study suggests diet a

… Continue

According to a report published in UK, a third of adult and a fifth of children will be facing the obesity problem by the end of 2010. This will result in more people suffering from related health problem like cardiovascular disease or type 2 diabetes associated with obesity. The Government will have to spend a major portion of its budget on its health care programs. The Government will do its duty. However it is also the responsibility of individuals to fight with the problem at their own. What… Continue

The Importance of health snacks

Always have healthy snacks ready in convenient places, such as in your desk drawer, the car's glove compartment, or your gym bag.

For example, put raw veggies or sliced apples in a zip lock bag, and put peanut butter or hummus in a small container. This way you'll always have a healthy, convenient snack ready to eat when
you begin to feel hungry.

This keeps your energy level up and your metabolism working efficiently, and will prevent you

… Continue

When we lose weight we don’t just lose fat. We lose a combination of body fat, and muscle tissue. For example, studies show that when we diet, the weight we lose is on average 75 percent fat and 25 percent muscle. Furthermore, a relatively high percentage of this weight loss is likely to be water loss. Remember, water accounts for about 70 percent of the total body weight of an average person, with muscle tissue containing roughly 75 percent water (plus 20 percent protein and 5 percent minerals)… Continue