Eating a balanced diet should make you feel better and because you will have more energy, you might feel like socializing more while making new friends. By eating an abundancy of food with a wide range of variety, you will be eating your basic nutrition requirements. A healthy diet maintains our teeth and bones giving us sparkling eyes glowing skin and a healthy colour. Strong healthy muscles, not only look good but we have less illness and injuries because our body is fitter and it has the ability to fight illness and disease.
The food we take into our body is called energy and is stored in our body as fat in the form of adipose tissue. Too many fat stores have us put on weight and you can get fatter and unfit rather fast, especially if you don't expend or use the energy. By that I mean a lack of exercise will not rid your body of your fat stores and it turns into a weight gain, which can be hard to loose. When we exercise and do our daily activity our body converts the stored fat into energy and our fat stores are reduced. If our body organs function to their utmost, they can keep us living a healthy life style.
People who eat well have more energy foods and a balance of nutrition in their foods. If you experiment with eating junk food and keeping later nights, you will find that your body feels sluggish and tired and weighed down as compared to eating well and feeling better. With an increase in healthy lifestyle living and better relationships, you should notice an improvement in your financial gain, mainly because you should be feeling better and not so overweight. Feeling good about ourselves is healthy.
If we are healthy we feel good and we look good, while being able to move faster with lots of energy to spare and do the things that we love to do. Food is necessary for your body to function properly. Energy is formed from the types of food which we take into our body; where our food is stored as fat in the form of adipose tissue. This is how many people put on weight. By eating more food than what you are using up in the fat stores, your weight increase and you might need to cut down on eating or do more exercise or do both. This means that if you eat too much food and don't get rid your body of the fat you build up, weight increases and it can be a real challenge to lose as I said before.
A healthy diet maintains bones and teeth, while giving us sparkling clear eyes and glowing skin with a healthy colour. Muscles become strong and healthy, while hair becomes shinny and looks healthy. Our body organs need to functions properly and a healthy diet can assist with this and so can joining a local gym or going along to an exercise class and learning about weights and how this can affect our bodies positively.
There are many factors that influence what foods we eat and there is a strong link between dietary intake and health. Many illnesses are directly related to our client and lifestyle. It is important to have an understanding of nutrition in order to make informed decisions about your diet and to be able to make improvement to your health. Too much of any nutrient has harmful effects as the does a nutrient deficiency. A poor diet is one which consists of a diet excessive in the supply of energy (which can be stored fats) saturated fat and sodium, and low in fibre and micro nutrients such as calcium, iron, vitamin B group and vitamin C.
Life styles have been created by past psychologists, nutritionists and sociolgoists to name a few and their theories have been passed down from centuries, which we base our belief on today. Freud and Erickson talk of birth and infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood and old age. At each stage of life our body requires different types of foods and the amounts of these foods can differ throughout the stages of life.
It is also believed today that the milk or our calcium requirements we need are the same throughout each stage our our life. Old age is just as needy as when we are young.
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