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		<title>Seven Calorie Burning Tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:56:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>These are just a few routines you can adopt to begin boosting your metabolism immediately. You may have listened to stories about those who have lost a lot of weight just changing to diet soda or strolling a few moments daily. These are all small behaviors that contribute to a substantial difference and boost your [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>These are just a few routines you can adopt to begin boosting your metabolism immediately. You may have listened to stories about those who have lost a lot of weight just changing to diet soda or strolling a few moments daily. These are all small behaviors that contribute to a substantial difference and boost your metabolism over a periof of time. You are able to make losing pounds quicker and easier by charging up your metabolic rate and burning many more calories.</p>
<p> 1) Get active More<br /> Inactive individuals burn about one-third less calories per day. Only using each opportunity to get active is able to make quite a thrilling change to the quantity of calories you burn in one day. Lesser actions will total up over a stretch of time to lots of calories. The trick is to continue moving throughout your day. Write the word move on post-it notes and set them in areas youll notice them when you are being still. Then, take every occasion to get active  heres some thoughts for burning additional calories:</p>
<p> Stamp your feet<br /> Swing your legs<br /> Stand up and stretch out<br /> Swing your head from side to side<br /> Move positions<br /> Move about and be restless<br /> Stride back and forth<br /> Use the restroom upstairs<br /> Park your car in the furthest away space of the parking garage<br /> Get up while you are on the telephone and stride from side to side<br /> Compress and let go your muscles</p>
<p> 2) Eat Little Meals Often</p>
<p> Studies suggest that eating small meals every 2-4 hours will keep your metabolism burning faster than larger, less frequent meals. When you consume little amounts regularly your body is persistently working to digest and take in food which requires energy.</p>
<p> 3) Eat Fat</p>
<p> If you desire to feel good and keep the fat off you will need to firstly put it in. Fat not only tastes good our bodies require it to run efficiently. By consuming a few servings of healthy fats per day you can really heighten your calorie burning potential. Try utilizing fats like Flaxseed oil, hempseed oil, olive oil, avocados, salmon, albacore tuna, nuts and seeds into your diet daily.</p>
<p> 4) Drink Cold Water</p>
<p> Studies show that your body might use up many more calories attempting to raise cold water to the temperature of your body than it does for hot drinks. And in general being well hydrated is able to help your bodys metabolic processes burn quicker.</p>
<p> 5) Keep fit With Weights</p>
<p> Training with weights improves your metabolism in a number of ways. By lifting weights you will build muscle tissue, and muscle tissue is metabolically active, so it requires calories even while vegging out. So, it helps to increase fat-burning enzymes in your body.</p>
<p> 6) Spice It Up</p>
<p> Eating hot spices could speed up your metabolism. Just half a teaspoon of cinnamon every day is able to help increase metabolism and keep blood sugar levels in check. Cant tolerate the thought of cinnamon in your daily cup of coffee? Spice it up with cayenne, crushed red pepper or wasabi.</p>
<p> 7) Eat More Protein</p>
<p> Protein needs a more difficult digestive process by your body&#8217;s systems for it to be processed and used as fuel. For example, 100 calories of protein can take up to 30 calories to digest. Protein as well takes longer to process and helps to even out blood sugar for longer periods of time and this will help you to not eat too much later in the day. Have a serving of protein at each mealtime and as part of your snacks and you can increase the total number of calories you burn daily.</p>
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		<title>Using The Proper Aerobic Routines</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 18 Jan 2010 20:56:36 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>physio</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>If you go to a gym, youd probably notice how people combine their strenuous types of exercises with some sort of aerobic exercise. Without this kind of combination, it may be difficult for anyone to gain the full benefits of a total workout. Aerobic routines are necessary in trying to get the potential out of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you go to a gym, youd probably notice how people combine their strenuous types of exercises with some sort of aerobic exercise. Without this kind of combination, it may be difficult for anyone to gain the full benefits of a total workout. Aerobic routines are necessary in trying to get the potential out of what you do.</p>
<p> A good variation in the aerobic routines that you see everyday could add a little spice into your life. As stated before, there are enough of people who dislike aerobic exercises. There are also a few who are afraid of starting on a new workout. All this can be eliminated if you combine your aerobic routines with either dancing or some other activity you prefer.</p>
<p> Boring aerobic routines can be turned into something exciting if you could combine it with dancing. Do you fancy dancing? Well, the simplest thing you could do is fire up with a combination of both and start achieving great results in no time. There could be enough of dance aerobic classes in your area. Why not have a look around and enrol now? You could be on the path of being a great dancer as well as being a physically fit person.</p>
<p> If it is kick boxing you like, then combining it with your aerobic routines could help you gain the stamina youve always wanted. Kick boxing requires more hard work than dancing. Nevertheless, you could first begin with a few slow movements and then proceed to much advanced movements. The energy gained from this will definitely have a positive impact on your day-to-day activities.</p>
<p> For patients with heart diseases, water aerobics could be a great way of achieving more energy. Youngsters too could combine their aerobic routines with swimming, etc and enjoy what they do. All of the above variations could be implemented whilst listening to music that will put you in the mood.</p>
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		<title>How long does it take to get back to full fitness from a broken ankle?</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 25 Nov 2009 20:24:51 +0000</pubDate>
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hellraisersteve asked: I sustained a broken ankle while running at cross country on feb 10th and have been out of action for 5 weeks till today.The hospital doc says i dont need the airboot now and i  have just a elastic support on now and i need physio to speed recovery up.My question is [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>hellraisersteve</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>I sustained a broken ankle while running at cross country on feb 10th and have been out of action for 5 weeks till today.The hospital doc says i dont need the airboot now and i  have just a elastic support on now and i need physio to speed recovery up.My question is how long does it take to walk nornal again and what physio do i need to speed up recovery?<br/><br/></div>
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		<title>I&#8217;ve just started having physio on my knee is it a bad idea to?</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 07 Oct 2009 16:42:01 +0000</pubDate>
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Andie asked: I&#8217;ve had a knee injury for a little while but only just been to doctors. I&#8217;m having physio on it but it isn&#8217;t a severe injury.</p>
<p>I forgot to ask if it is a bad idea to run on it, i&#8217;ve got exercises to do and recommended swimming, is it a bad idea to [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Andie</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>I&#8217;ve had a knee injury for a little while but only just been to doctors. I&#8217;m having physio on it but it isn&#8217;t a severe injury.</p>
<p>I forgot to ask if it is a bad idea to run on it, i&#8217;ve got exercises to do and recommended swimming, is it a bad idea to do a few short runs just to keep my fitness up??</p>
<p>Any advice would be grateful. Thanks<br/><br/></div>
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