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  1. Danger!: Obesity Reaching Epidemic Proportions in the United States

    Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the extent that it may have a detrimental effect on health, resulting in reduced life expectancy, while increasing health problems on a grand scale. Approximately 1 out of every 3 adults in the United States are obese or overweight. Obesity is defined by ones body mass index, or BMI. A measurement that compares someones height to their weight, is how we can accurately determine whether or not someone is obese. If someone has a BMI of over 25kg/m^2, they are considered to be overweight*. One reaches obese status if their BMI is greater than 30kg/m^2*. Before asking yourself whether or not you are overweight or obese, first ask yourself questions regarding your exercise and eating habits. How many miles do you walk every week? Do you run? What kind of food do you fill your body with? Your cardiovascular system must remain in good heath if you want to be fit and in shape. It is amazing that we as a society chose

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  2. Getting Older is a Good Thing!

    We all have different paths in life.  For me,  the path has zigged and zagged, and it still will do that.  Life isn't as easy as following a map.  It never will be.  Adventures will pull you in different directions.  Surprise you.  You will reinvent yourself several times, and each you—that you were or will be—are you, in that moment, and in each and every moment in your life, you are growing.

    Maybe what I’m saying is all a big cliché—the part about life being an adventure.  Maybe you know that anyway, because you’re smart.  But clichés are only truths that have been said so often that they have lost their strength, and our eyes glaze over them.  Time flies when you’re having fun.  You only get back what you put in.  That kind of stuff. Here’s the cliché I’m circling: getting older is a good thing—the alternative
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  3. Sarah's Fitness Blog #7!

    I haven’t blogged for a while. Quick back story so that in case you’re new to reading this blog you won’t have to scroll down too far. My husband and I began our exercising program because about a year ago he had to have open heart surgery and a triple bypass. We researched all the exercise equipment by joining a gym first—finding out, also, how easy it was to skip the gym when time got short or the weather turned bad. Finally we bought a standard upright bike because my husband liked that the best. I liked the recumbent, but it was most important to get something he would be sure to use. We bought it (thanks, Kings of Cardio!) and we both began a very decent exercise program at home. But then, a month ago, he began to have a slight shortness of breath again, and went back to his cardiologist, who set him up the next week with a stress test, the kind where they make you work your heart to its li

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