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Re: Moderate exercise is a key to long and healthy life by eyeball or two ..... News Forum

Date:   7/3/2007 12:40:12 AM ( 17 y ago)
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MamacatPatch have the heart for them

hello, if you already didn't figure it out your message as reply got copied to different forums because the original was and so the response does too get sent out in multiples for all to watch the discussion seen started...

regarding exercise, I think there are many factors that make it not just automatic. I recently have been needing e.g. more of my basic rebounding just from bound up energy so to speak from perks in my diet, like new flax soaks {in a choreography of hypothyroid control} especially since cucumber combination ones.

So bursting with stimulation maybe too from returned to rejuvelac (made by me with coconut juice to drink off rye or perrier sometimes) has made me want to go another level than just strollingly singing along, which does get my heart rate up on a path by I've acclimated to for discoveries and A joy gear... in a twang of a giant yard zoned for use among farms by the way. It works up to a smile to a clap to a work out walk type of thing.

Since noticing the change by such small tweakable effects, I have kept an eye on variety more and mostly should by how I came back to importance of the grain liquid possibly by reading balancing includes lecithin for fat metabolism and this was a source outside of my no longer eating eggs.

So, seeing steadier direction before renewed weight loss was occuring, I tried to reinforce it through the concept of spreading out my nutrition a bit with something else out of familiarity for my meals, retried or rotated during these weeks of better endurance. i.e. I've had rhubarb one day, brand new for me and then later deliberately opposite accidental dehydration when jad left it out *on slats as usual* not knowing what to marinate with this I was unsure of but shouldn't be fresh raw accordingto some web site. Well, I got nice veggie crisp and then discipline to try flavor with spinach root home sauerkraut. It spiced up a dishe and a routine I think. As with etcetera of cayenne for my coconut in shifts supplied a few days ago and I deseed individually, a little out of storage. On and on new forms of nutrients might make us sparky.



I hope I didn't go overboard in wanting to bring in ideas for principles from plate per se to what pulls you to movement, neat things enthusiasm all around sort of.

I've begun emphasizing some through main reminders by askmoreless, so also minerals in alkalinity eating might help you want to get up and go in a good way /

and agility doesn't have to wait for lightest weight entirely. you can understand sluggishness from stubborn last 10-20 pounds typically complained of or actually momentums from those with heavier weights that need pundits of everything one loses and renurting maybe! not just at plateau>

Lastly, I've dropped 45 pounds last year by correcting some endocrine crashes and didn't have scale as only determination of my finally feeling active, and checking was a consequence. dietarily indeed things were felt. So, now too my circumpstances that cramped my motivation a bit honestly reopened with perspective of not being shy of steps and then that got handed more when I needed to get serious with diversity value of bowls less loopy then. and suddenly my 20 pounds of shock doesn't seem daunting and didn't need to get to square one. @~15 currently

Information can change orientation of mood even, but that may have its own time frame as a baby blues that I'm ready to positively reset...

all of which is easier surely with digestion of true ripeness and tenderly approaching other issues --

just ask my husband how many more massages he's gotten in context of my taking in foods that round out the vigor almost naturally with an expanse,
Carolyn

 

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