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Volume No.: 556

Date: 17th May 2012

 

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When it comes to warm-weather wear, nothing's sexier than a sizzling two-piece. To help you look your best- minus those "muffin tops", " love handles" and "sagging bootie", check out this week's article, Get Bikini Ready this Summer: Speedy Exercise Tricks.

-In fitness,
Namita


Hot Fitness Tip

     

Regular physical activity is used to keep blood sugar levels lower as a part of treatment for gestational diabetes, because contracting muscles help stimulate glucose transport. Non-weight-bearing exercises such as stationary cycling, swimming, and arm exercises, may be most suitable for these patients, to improve and maintain glucose homeostasis.

The maternal heart rate should not exceed 140 beats per minute. Along with the exercise program, women with gestational diabetes should follow a daily balanced American Diabetes Association diet of 30 kcal/kg ideal body weight.


Words of Inspiration

     

Ambition or arrogance?

Too many people confuse ambition with arrogance, and then wonder why it fails them.

The distinctions between ambition and arrogance are sometimes subtle, yet critical. From a distance, the two can appear to be the same. However, their results are worlds apart.

Ambition is expecting the best of yourself. Arrogance is believing you are better than others. Ambition is the desire to make a difference. Arrogance is the belief that you're indispensable. Ambition is doing whatever it takes to accomplish what you know you deserve. Arrogance is thinking that the world owes you something, and doing what you can to take it. Ambition is disciplined and assertive. Arrogance is pushy. Ambition is responsible and respectful. Arrogance is destructive and disdainful.

 Are you driven by ambition or arrogance? Arrogance will drive you into the ground. Ambition will drive you to the top.


Success Quote

   

"Persevere…because on the road to success there is never a crowd on the extra mile!"

Charity Gibson


Healthy Recipe

     

Iced Almond Chai

Makes: 4 servings, 4 cups.

Nutritional Information:
Per serving:

Calories: 60 Kcal, Total fat: 1 g (0 g saturated fat), Carbohydrates: 13 g, Protein: 0 g, Dietary fiber: 0 g, Sodium: 50 mg.

Courtsey: AICR


Ingredients:

  • 3 green cardamom pods, cracked

  • 1 (3-inch) stick cinnamon

  • 2 whole cloves

  • 1/2 tsp. anise seed

  • 1 tsp. black peppercorns

  • 3 cups cold water

  • 3 black teabags

  • 3 chai teabags with black tea

  • 3 cups boiling water

  • 1 1/3 cups unsweetened almond milk, chilled

  • 8 10 tsp. agave syrup, preferably dark


Directions:

  • For the chai, combine the cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, anise, and peppercorns in a medium saucepan. Add the water, and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Cover, reduce the heat, and simmer 5 minutes. Off the heat, add the black teabags, cover, and steep for 5 minutes. Remove the teabags, squeezing them well. Pour the chai into a heat-proof jar and cool to room temperature. Cover and refrigerate for up to 3 days. Strain the chai when ready to use, and discard the spices.

  • For ice cubes, in a heatproof measuring cup, pour the boiling water over the 3 chai tea bags and steep for 10 minutes. Divide the tea between two ice cube trays and cool to room temperature, then freeze into cubes.

  • To serve, place 6 chai ice cubes in each of four 12-ounce glasses. Pour in 1/2 cup of the strained, chilled chai. Add 1/3 cup almond milk and sweeten to taste, using 2 to3 teaspoons agave syrup per serving..

 


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Get Bikini Ready this Summer: Speedy Exercise Tricks

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Gals, its summer time. Time for plunging necklines, sleeveless tops, tube tops, short skirts and swimming suits. Get rid of those "muffin tops", " love handles" and sagging bootie, this summer with these exercises. Sagging booty cheeks are predominant to women who are over 30 and/or have had children.  
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