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You need fuel as the day wears on. Handfuls of Almonds, peanuts, fresh fruit, string cheese, all are good snacks. Go to Dr. Oz and read some of his recommendations - a lot of his dietary guidelines would fit you very well. You can use a computer so look up how many calories you need each day for your height & weight; and good sources of protein.
Plus you are not doing enough intense exercise for your age. You should be lifting weights and doing exercises to strengthen your core. The elliptical is great, but you need to push it harder & maybe twice a day. You are coasting because you are only 20 years old...get in shape now, it only gets harder as you get older. Do some research!View Thread
You need fuel as the day wears on. Handfuls of Almonds, peanuts, fresh fruit, string cheese, all are good snacks. Go to Dr. Oz and read some of his recommendations - a lot of his dietary guidelines would fit you very well. You can use a computer so look up how many calories you need each day for your height & weight; and good sources of protein.
Plus you are not doing enough intense exercise for your age. You should be lifting weights and doing exercises to strengthen your core. The elliptical is great, but you need to push it harder & maybe twice a day. You are coasting because you are only 20 years old...get in shape now, it only gets harder as you get older. Do some research!View Thread
You need fuel as the day wears on. Handfuls of Almonds, peanuts, fresh fruit, string cheese, all are good snacks. Go to Dr. Oz and read some of his recommendations - a lot of his dietary guidelines would fit you very well. You can use a computer so look up how many calories you need each day for your height & weight; and good sources of protein.
Plus you are not doing enough intense exercise for your age. You should be lifting weights and doing exercises to strengthen your core. The elliptical is great, but you need to push it harder & maybe twice a day. You are coasting because you are only 20 years old...get in shape now, it only gets harder as you get older. Do some research!View Thread
The bone marrow of an adult body is able to produce new blood cells, together with regenerative cells. These cells are taken out from the patient's hip bone and used for BMC therapy whenever needed.
BMC injections are formed of concentrated regenerative cells which are acquired from a patient's own bone marrow. The surgeon extracts a small amount of the patient's bone marrow and rotates it in a very high speed it in a centrifuge for producing a concentrate that is later injected in the injured area. Although extraction of these types of cells are difficult and requires attention, technological improvements have made the process of generating regenerative cells easier with simple laboratory method. Bone marrow cells are considered important for quick healing process as they are able to replicate themselves into an assortment of tissues.View Thread
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I just found this article, and I sincerely believe it can help many among us! Sometimes the problem is only psychological!View Thread
I am almost 61 - and the Xbox has me moving much more than I would have ever thought.View Thread
There is a great new product on the market aimed at improving colon health by correcting the anorectal angle and making elimination easier and more effective. - this means you feel light and good! everyone could benefit from this because - well, we all do it

I have this product and think it's amazing: called Squatty Potty. Google it! It is changing lives!View Thread
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This is probably not the answer you're after but just be patient until you finish nursing and get proper sleep again. You're doing all the right stuff (in fact quite probably too much exercise given you're nursing) - when you stop nursing it will be so much easier to lose those extra pounds. In fact, I can pretty much guarantee from my own experience and that of many clients that it will drop off.
I wrote about this recently in my blog http://alittlefitter.com/2012/07/13/why-do-we-get-fat-when-we-get-pregnant/
Be proud of what you've achieved so far, and enjoy your baby and the way your body is performing miracles.
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