Tag: metabolism
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How Many Calories do I Burn if I Walk 5000 Steps?

The number of calories we can burn during an activity, such as walking, depends on many factors, such as: Age The older we are, the fewer calories we burn during any exercise and not just during walking. With increasing age, metabolism slows down mainly due to reduced activity but also the natural decrease in certain…
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Alcohol in Sports

Alcoholic is any liquid that contains alcohol. We usually call this the drink that contains ethyl alcohol (liquor). The daily recommended dose of alcohol is one “serving” drink per day for adult women and two “servings” drinks per day for adult men, one “serving” drink for men and women over 65 years of age. A…
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Probiotics & Prebiotics in Foods for Better Gut Bacteria Balance

The normal intestinal flora is a world made up of millions of microorganisms that live and grow within our gastrointestinal system. These microorganisms break down the foods we eat, control our appetite, help regulate our metabolism, help our immune system, and affect our mood. The “good microbes” of our intestinal flora ensure that our body…
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Counting ONLY Calories on a Weight Loss Diet – A Bad Habit

Counting ONLY calories on a diet is NOT the right method for achieving weight loss and overall health. Reducing calories is undoubtedly important for creating a calorie deficit for weight loss, but the quality of the calories consumed is more important. Diets that focus ONLY on a low number of calories are very likely to…