Progress Report: 20 June 2019
The no progress, progress report.
I am moving on four weeks from my last PT test and my diet continues to suffer. The good news is that my weight is stable.
I am moving on four weeks from my last PT test and my diet continues to suffer. The good news is that my weight is stable.
Pedometers are all the rage today. From the Fitbit to the Apple Watch, it is hard to find someone without one on their wrists. I personally wear one on each wrist. I wind the motivations and functionality of the Apple Watch to be superior, but the step counts to better on the Fitbit. The problem with pedometers is that there is scant evidence to show they help for weight loss.
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I am moving on four weeks from my last PT test and my diet continues to suffer. The good news is that my weight is stable.
Most of the elderly fear losing independence as they age. As we age, human naturally lose some functional status. Functional status refers to the ability of the elderly to function on their own without assistance. It is believed that obesity and a lack of exercise increases the risk of frailty in older adults and thus, increases the risk of lower function.
Emerging evidence suggests that being overweight and obese will increase your risk of all-cause mortality. I know this is all-cause, but the elevation of risk is likely due to heart disease and diabetes type 2. Exercise should induce healthy changes that would result in a reduction in such risks. Although pedometer intervention is effective in increasing physical activity among adults with Type 2 diabetes, the usages impact on weight loss remains unclear.
Low carbohydrate diets are at near epidemic levels and you cannot walk in a gym and throw a rock without hitting a half-dozen people that are currently following one form of the diet or another. Restricting carbohydrates has become a popular way to lose weight quickly in recent years. There are many different low-carbohydrate diets to include the Adkins, ketogenic, paleo, Protein Power and South Beach diets. The low-carbohydrate books would like you to think that carbohydrates are the enemy, but reducing your carbohydrate intake might not be the panacea for good health that they want you to believe it is.