Showing posts with label aaesthetics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aaesthetics. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

quick Easy and healthy meals


Breakfast
2 8OZ chicken fillets
2 red bell peppers
2 cups of 8 0z coffee

Lunch

4 oz of water Mellon
1 banana
protein shake

Dinner
2 8OZ chicken fillet

8 OZ asparagus
8 OZ black beans

full salad.



QUick Easy and Healthy meal
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Monday, May 20, 2013

pic i edited the hell out of for lols...

vitamins I use

B-Complex: 100 mg of B-1, B-2, B-3, B-5, B-6, PABA, Choline, Inositol, 100 mcg of B-12 & Biotin, 400 mcg of Folic Acid; C-Complex: Vitamin C - 1000 mg, Lemon Bioflavonoids - 100 mg; rutin 50 mg, Hesperidan Complex 50 mg, Acerola 10 mg, Quercitin 50 mg, Vitamin E - 400 I.U. from d-Alpha Tocopherol, Lecithin - 1200 mg; Vitamin A - 10,000 I.U. and Vitamin D - 600 I.U. from Fish Liver Oil. MINERALS: Calcium Citrate 500 mg, Magnesium Citrate 250 mg, Iron 4 mg (amino acid chelate), Zinc 25 mg (amino acid chelate), Manganese 5 mg (amino acid chelate), Copper 150 mcg (amino acid chelate), Iodine 100 mcg (from Kelp), Potassium 48 mg, Boron (citrate) 1.5 mg, Chromium Picolinate 100 mcg, Molybdenum 50 mcg, Selenium 100 mcg. Vitamins to enhance your body and mind.

health

Sunday, May 5, 2013

3 facts on kale

For your immune system: Kale is rich in beta-carotene (vitamin A), a powerful antioxidant that may help boost the immune system and possibly protect against some chronic diseases and cancer. At least one study also found that long-term consumption of beta-carotene had cognitive benefits. For your bones: Kale is is one of the few vegetables with a decent amount of calcium, but it’s especially high in magnesium — just a cup contains 40 percent of the RDA — which is very important for bone health and to protect against osteoporosis. Magnesium has a crucial job working with vitamin D to help your bones absorb calcium. In addition, research has shown that the vitamin K in kale also contributes to bone health by improving bone density. For your heart: While recent studies have found that antioxidant supplements, like vitamin E pills, don’t protect against heart disease, foods like kale that are naturally high in antioxidants are definitely heart-healthy, says the Cleveland Clinic. Plus, kale’s magnesium and potassium help lower blood pressure, and its high fiber content can help lower cholesterol — all beneficial factors in lowering your risk of cardiovascular illness.

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

my dream of traveling to iceland

I have always wanted to go to Iceland and I think it would be even better if I were able to do a photo shoot there! As a college student and paying for school and costs of living it's hard to be able to achieve this goal in a reasonable time. SO I'm starting a fund that will help me make this dream an reality! Anything helps even if it's just a dollar whatever is fine. Once I receive the funding for the trip through hard work and dedication as well as any fans or anyone who donates, I will do a daily update of photos and blog of my time there. I think this trip would be a memory to remember and the photos that the photographer and I get will capture great beauty! Once again thanks for anyone that contributes it means a lot to me! I hope everyone continues to follow my journey.
Thanks.





 

5 simple steps to burn calories and looking slim

1. Studies have shown that eating spicy foods can actually rev up your metabolic rate and cause more calories to be burned. So the next time you want to go out for Indian food, order spicy!

2. If you can eat small snacks like nuts, fruits, and veggies throughout the day, it will boost your metabolism and actually help you burn more calories.

3.  Walking is one of the most simple ways to burn some extra calories in our everyday lives. It's suggested that you spend at least 30 minutes everyday walking or doing some kind of exercise that keeps you moving!

4. A study showed that people who are deficient in vitamin D lost weight more slowly than those who had sufficient amounts in their systems. So start taking those vitamins!

5. People need sleep! If you don't get enough sleep, especially over long periods of time, the body's metabolism slows down (which means it's harder to burn calories). So make sure to treat yourself to a couple extra hours of sleep! (Most people should have between 7-9 hours a night).

Take advantage of these five easy steps to burning calories, Learn to rule your body with an iron fist! Take control of your life and what you can control. (eating habits, working out.)

Friday, December 21, 2012

  If I have helped you out, motivated you, or if you've become a fan of me through my videos and pictures, please feel free to support me by donating a small amount of money to help me pay for traveling costs for competitions, supplements costs, competition fees, etc. Any amount is appreciated.
     Thank you to everyone who has helped and supported me throughout this journey of mine I have had so far, I wouldn't be where I am today without all of your support. Thank you.



Thursday, November 29, 2012

over doing it?

Often people get obsessed with working out and think more is better. Well to tell you the truth it's NOT! Your body will not grow unless it has the proper rest and diet needed to go grow. The body needs at least 24 hours to be fully recovered. The harder your workouts the more rest you need! Also be sure to get all your vitamins and lots of protein! Protein is helps the muscles grow! If your working out and not getting enough protein your muscles will not grow! It's that simple. Get to know your body like a science.


Sunday, October 14, 2012

Typical meal


Breakfast

4 eggs 
2 cups of coffee
vitamins
 bottle of water

Lunch

8oz chicken
spinach leafs 
watermellon
water

3rd meal/snack

protein bar
coffee

Dinner 
8oz steak or chicken
string beans
water

Before sleep/snack
banana
protein shake
vitamins 

 

Thursday, October 11, 2012

If you chase the world it runs from you.
If you run from the world it chases you.

When a person searches pleasure in worldly things he runs after one thing. And then he thinks there might be more pleasure in another thing, and runs after that. At the same time, his desire for pleasure also increases. In this way, he becomes like a ping pong ball. But when he stops running after pleasure, he develops contentment.