Characteristics of a Panic Attack

July 1st, 2009

An attack of panic is an intense state of fear which occurs for any apparent reason and is characterized by the following symptoms, although you must only test four of them to classify your state as attacks of panic:

-Shortness of breath or smothering sensation.
-Dizziness, unsteady feelings, or faintness.
-Accelerated heart rate.
-Trembling or Shacking.
-Numbness or tingling sensations in fingers, toes or lips.
-Chest pain.
-Flushes or chills.
-Fear of going crazy.
-Fear of becoming seriously ill.
-Sweating
-Choking
-Nausea
-Feelings of unreality.

If you experience an attack with fewer than four of the above symptoms is called a limited symptom attack. Panic attacks have different time frames, they can build gradually over a period of several minutes or hours or strike very suddenly. While they can last from a few minutes to several days, most usually don’t last more than half an hour.

When anxiety or panic is felt regardless of where one is, it is called spontaneous anxiety or spontaneous panic, depending upon the degree of intensity. If the anxiety or panic occurs only in a particular situation, it is called situational or phobic anxiety or panic. If anxiety or panic is triggered by simply thinking of a particular situation, then this is called anticipatory anxiety or anticipatory panic.

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Boot Camps for endurance

June 30th, 2009

Fat Camp…..Boot Camp….. What other camp? Yet another expensive fad! If you do not have discipline and will power no amount of money is going to do the trick and make you look thin and fabulous No…. I’m not thin and I’m always trying to loose weight. I too eat two slices of Pizza With a diet Pepsi but I realize it is MY choice or lack of it.

What happens after the Boot camp when I am on my own….. Exactly what happens after every Diet? I go out and buy new clothes in the next size up but after a lot of hard work only put in by you listen up America… If you have money to burn on a boot Camp, drag yourself and get started now.  And join the peace Corp. Spread some good in the world and melt off your lard.

The key to a great fitness boot camp workout is to “bring the energy”. Your clients are there for a fun workout and to escape the stress of the real world. They don’t care about equipment - they only care about results and having a great experience!

The strength exercises follow the warm-up and are done at this time when the muscles are not fatigued. After the strength exercises comes the circuits focusing on moderately difficult exercises. Three circuit methods have been included, however not all fitness boot camp workouts contain all three methods. Most workouts only use 1-2 different circuit methods.

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Lose Belly Fat in Just Minutes

June 19th, 2009

Start by running in place or alternatively you can do jumping jacks. Spend about two to three minutes doing one of these exercises as intensely and quickly as possible. It may be difficult but it is one of the most important parts of the workout so make sure you do it right. Remember to focus on the fact that you are losing weight.

Next, you will be doing an exercise called the “Mule Kick.” The right way to do this exercise is to stand with your feet right below you and try and kick both legs up toward your buttocks. Essentially, it will feel like you are trying to kick your backside. You need to do this exercise for two to three minutes with this exercise and watch the belly fat go goodbye.

OK, here is the next two minutes: Hit the floor for some good old fashioned pushups. Make sure you do the pushups so that your arms are parallel with the ground. In other words, make sure your body goes all the way down to the point that it all but touches the ground but does not actually do so.

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Herbal Life Products

June 16th, 2009
Herbal Life Products

Herbal Life

Most people could do with a little lift most days, whether to cope with busy lifestyles or a hectic workload or even to give a boost for exercise.

The Herbalife range of natural ‘lifts’ is exactly that. ‘Lifts’ coming from natural herbal sources. Combining today’s needs with ancient herbal remedies and a wealth of current nutritional science. With 26 years of experience Herbalife understands the needs of modern day living.

The range includes:

LiftOff Effervescent Energy Drink

A blend of taurine, guarana and caffeine will help with focus, concentration and staying alert. 100% RDA of B vitamins for energy production and vitamin C for antioxidant. A low calorie drink with no added sugar, perfect for anyone lacking energy or in need of reviving. A tasty effervescent drink with a lift !

NRG - Natures Raw Guarana

Containing Guarana known for its uplifting and refreshing properties. Guarana is native to South America and contains a naturally occurring form of caffeine. An invigorating lift !

Thermojetics Instant Herbal Beverage

A drink combing herbal wisdom and modern day science. Containing green tea extract which is rich in polyphenol antioxidants to combat the negative effects of free radicals on the body’s cells. Polyphenol nutrients also contribute to a general feeling of well being. Green tea also contains natural caffeine giving a boost and can speed metabolism in a natural way.

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