I just stumbled across this infographic and it seemed intelligently constructed and particularly informative. Enjoy!
Tony
I just stumbled across this infographic and it seemed intelligently constructed and particularly informative. Enjoy!
Tony
Filed under good weight loss foods, ideal weight, infographic, infographics, Weight, weight control
We haven’t heard much from Mr. Lazy Cook lately, but this infographic is right up his alley. Some very simple and healthy food combos here. The simple illustrations suggest nice portion sizes, too.
Tony
Filed under infographic, simple nutritionist dinners
I was torn about posting this. On the one hand, I feel like everyone knows a pound of fat is 3500 calories, so it is redundant. On the other, there is a lot of good information in it besides the 3500 calories. Hope you find it useful.
Tony
Filed under infographic, pound of fat
Regular readers know that I have been using infographics a lot on the blog lately. Here is an explanation why I have and why you like them so much. As a journalist, of course, I am blown away by how very much information they can get across in such a short time.
When you finish this, if you find your mind interested in your brain and its functions, check out my Page – Important Facts About Your Brain (And Exercise Benefits) for lots more, some of it the old-fashioned way.
If you liked this, you can go to an animated, interactive version where you can click on the sources of every fact. Fun stuff for kids like us.
Tony
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I couldn’t resist this one. There are loads of great facts below. Here is just one that caught my eye. If you are 25 pounds overweight, you have nearly 5,000 extra miles of blood vessels through which your heart must pump blood. How’s that for a reason to get yourself together.
Check out my Page – How to Lose Weight (and Keep it Off) for more.
Tony
Filed under fitness facts, infographic
I couldn’t be a bigger fan of walking. I consider walking to be the Cinderella of the exercise world. Maybe the Rodney Dangerfield would be more accurate. Nobody gives it very much respect. Yet it benefits us in so many ways.
Although Number six said it is a low impact exercise, it is nonetheless a weight bearing exercise which we all need for strong bones.
Please don’t stop here. I have a Page dedicated to the benefits of walking – Why You Should Walk More. There are lots more ways that your body, brain and mind can benefit.
Tony
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This little fact was mind-blowing to me. Hopefully, there is an element of surprise in it for you, too.
Regular readers know that I have a banana every day in my morning smoothie. I have posted on this edible yellow fruit (botanically, it’s a berry) several times. To read further, check out:
7 Amazing Facts About Bananas – Infographic
More Good Reasons to eat Bananas – Infographic
6 Super Facts About Bananas – Infographics
6-reasons-you-should-eat-bananas-infographic
Higher Perspective says, “So the best time to eat a banana? When it’s fully ripe. But it’s worth noting, if you suffer Type 2 diabetes, you may want to eat a ripe banana with nut butter. The fat in the butter will slow down sugar absorption in your blood stream so it doesn’t hit you all at once.”
Tony
Filed under bananas, infographic, infographics
All hail to Kale! As a person late to the joys of salads, I have only recently learned about the benefits of adding Kale to my diet.
For a sweet treat that’s hard to beat in the summer, I recommend peaches. Isn’t it neat to know that they strengthen the heart, boost immunity and aid in digestion BESIDES being melt-in-your-mouth delicious.
Tony
Filed under infographic, infographics, peaches
As an old man who considers himself healthy, hangovers are very much a part of my past. However, I was fascinated by the details of how a hangover affects the body. Thought you would enjoy it, too.
Eat less; move more.
Tony
Filed under hangover, infographic
Everyone who has ever worked out alive knows what muscular pain is like. The question in my mind is always ice or heat. I want to ease the pain, not increase it.
This infographic goes a long way toward answering that question.
Don’t let pain deter you from your exercise. Eat less; move more.
To remind yourself about the importance of exercise, check out my Page – Important Facts About Your Brain (and Exercise Benefits)
Tony
Filed under ice vs heat, infographic, muscular pain
I love bananas. If the average American eats 28 pounds a year, I eat 70 pounds. I have posted about them several times. (Check below for links.)
I put one in my breakfast smoothie every day. Check out the neat facts in this infographic.
To read further on this neat fruit:
6 Super Facts About Bananas – Infographics
55 Healthy Snacks Under 200 Calories – Infographic
6 Reasons You Should Eat Bananas – Infographic
Tony
Filed under bananas, infographic
We hear every day how important it is to eat healthy foods and not to junk up our systems with the many forms of junk foods available. It gets to feel like a cliche after a while. So, here is a graphic explanation of why you should eat healthy foods. Exactly what good does it do us to eat healthy foods?
Speaking of junk foods, you might want to check out my post A Love Letter to Hostess Ho Ho’s – NOT for further details.
Read on…
Tony
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Many people have food cravings and those cravings can stand in the way of successful weight loss and a happy healthy life. I hope this infographic will help to cast some light on this emotionally-charged area.
I have written about food cravings previously. To explore this area further check out:
What is a Healthy Way to Handle Food Cravings?
What Food Cravings Really Mean
Is There a Way to Control Your Cravings?
Sugar Overpowers Fat in Cravings Test
Taking on Your Food Demons
Tony
Filed under food cravings, infographic
Regular readers are by now keenly aware that I love infographics. As an old journalist, I am knocked out by the amount of information they can convey in a very short space or period of time. I think your investing a minute or two to dig through this one will yield you some very useful facts for keeping your body in tiptop shape.
I love the little one in the corner that says, “300 is the amount of extra calories often consumed by those who don’t get a good night’s sleep.” That one alone was worth your visiting the blog today.
I hope you have a happy productive day!
Tony
Filed under aging, infographic, weight loss
Fat food seems to be everywhere we turn and can be a lifesaver on a busy day, but making fast food a ‘go to’ solution on a regular basis is a prescription for medical problems.
Check out my Page – Fast Food Nutritional Information for more details.
Tony
Filed under cholesterol, fast food, fat, infographic