Be Heart Smart! Part 2
This is the second part of the blog celebrating February as healthy heart month. We have 3 more points to go. I hope you'll take them to heart. Today is the perfect day to start making small changes in your life that may lead to a big change, a healthier, longer future.
Exercise! The woman pictured is getting hardy outdoor exercise from her tasks. That's great, but not all of us have that opportunity. Set a plan for yourself that includes 30 to 60 minutes of exercise most days of the week. It can be walking, jogging, biking, skiing, tennis, squash - or a combination of stretches, exercises with weights and other exercise. I have worked with trainers and physical therapists - and always save whatever sheets they give me to use for ideas. You can even do one session with a trainer just to get a program of exercises that address your particular needs.
Fish! Consuming oily fish (sardines, salmon, etc.) at least 2 times a week can help lower your cholesterol. Vary the types of fish you eat. The large ones, like shark, tend to store the most toxins. If you are a salmon lover like me, look for wild-caught Pacific salmon. Another option is to take OmegaGuard, a top-notch fish oil product, every day.
Shaklee's Supplements are super. Heart-healthy vitamins and other supplements from Shaklee can make a huge difference, tipping the balance in your favor. The ones that strengthen the heart muscles are: B-Complex, plus antioxidants E and CoQHeart. Others to add for heart health are: Shaklee Vitalizer (a month of daily strips of 6 supplements), Fiber Advantage Bars, Cholesterol Reduction Complex, Lecithin, Vital Mag, OmegaGuard, Vivix. I'd be glad to send you more information about this. Fabulous age-defying Vivix (just a tsp. a day) is on sale this month, by the way, as is Vitalizer.
Exercise! The woman pictured is getting hardy outdoor exercise from her tasks. That's great, but not all of us have that opportunity. Set a plan for yourself that includes 30 to 60 minutes of exercise most days of the week. It can be walking, jogging, biking, skiing, tennis, squash - or a combination of stretches, exercises with weights and other exercise. I have worked with trainers and physical therapists - and always save whatever sheets they give me to use for ideas. You can even do one session with a trainer just to get a program of exercises that address your particular needs.
Fish! Consuming oily fish (sardines, salmon, etc.) at least 2 times a week can help lower your cholesterol. Vary the types of fish you eat. The large ones, like shark, tend to store the most toxins. If you are a salmon lover like me, look for wild-caught Pacific salmon. Another option is to take OmegaGuard, a top-notch fish oil product, every day.
Shaklee's Supplements are super. Heart-healthy vitamins and other supplements from Shaklee can make a huge difference, tipping the balance in your favor. The ones that strengthen the heart muscles are: B-Complex, plus antioxidants E and CoQHeart. Others to add for heart health are: Shaklee Vitalizer (a month of daily strips of 6 supplements), Fiber Advantage Bars, Cholesterol Reduction Complex, Lecithin, Vital Mag, OmegaGuard, Vivix. I'd be glad to send you more information about this. Fabulous age-defying Vivix (just a tsp. a day) is on sale this month, by the way, as is Vitalizer.
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