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bodyupworkout · 1 year

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#fitness health #weight loss #exercise #home gym #workout

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fitnesshealth12 · 2 years

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learjetter71 · 2 years

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#handsome #fitness health #health #wellbeing #alphamale #armpit #axila #ketiak

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theambitiouswoman · 9 months

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⭐Vitamin Cheat Sheet⭐

Vitamin A: Vision, immune system, skin health.

Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): Energy metabolism, nerve function.

Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin): Energy production, skin health.

Vitamin B3 (Niacin): Cellular energy production, skin health.

Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid): Metabolism, hormone production.

Vitamin B6: Brain function, mood regulation.

Vitamin B7 (Biotin): Healthy hair, skin, and nails.

Vitamin B9 (Folate): Cell division, DNA synthesis.

Vitamin B12: Nervous system, red blood cells.

Vitamin C: Immune system, collagen synthesis.

Vitamin D: Bone health, immune function.

Vitamin E: Antioxidant, skin health.

Vitamin K: Blood clotting, bone health.

Calcium: Bone and teeth health, muscle function.

Iron: Oxygen transport, energy production.

Magnesium: Nerve function, muscle relaxation.

Zinc: Immune system, wound healing.

Potassium: Fluid balance, nerve function.

Iodine: Thyroid function, metabolism.

Selenium: Antioxidant, thyroid health.

#vitamins #health and wellness #healthy living #health tips #healthyhabits #healthy lifestyle #nutrition #supplements #wellness #wellbeing #health is wealth #self care #food #healthy diet #skincare #lifestyle #green juice girl #clean girl aesthetic #fitness

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tygerland · 5 months

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#timothy champagne #male model #health & fitness #workout #gym #bodybuilder #guys #beast mode #muscles #men #jock #instagram #fit #male beauty #bruce sheppard #hot celebs #fitness #💪🏼#2023

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gonnabealright · 5 months

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Life Is Crazy

Too many things happened. I am worried that instability will strike again, but I am really, really hoping that it doesn't.

If I were to talk about physical health...

I quit sweets from Dec 10th to June 10th. I lost 25 pounds! I am in much better physical health. Lost 60 points off my LDL and my overall cholesterol is back in normal range! I plan to upload pictures exactly one year from my original pictures!

I restarted my dessert strike on September 6th, and this time I've made a exceptions for certain days. Truth is, I think I am an actual dessert addict and this is really the only way I can prevent my self-destruction and self-sabotage.

#nutrition #healthy eating #fitness health

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mactiir · 3 months

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For my entire life people have told me I am "naturally athletic". I am not "naturally athletic": I am an asthmatic with historically really poor cardio health and joints that partially dislocate themselves if I put pressure on them slightly weird. What I *am* is naturally tall and slender, even more so when I did absolutely no physical activity and ate very little because my neurodivergent body didn't give me hunger signals, which most people mistake for "naturally athletic".

That's not to say I don't have the potential for athleticism. My mother, who has never been under 250 pounds my entire life, is built of sheer farm girl muscle, has stellar blood pressure and cardio health despite her weight, and could (and has!) bodily haul me and my grown brother around like we weigh nothing. When I was a kid the woman was biking triathlon distances before we were even awake for school. The woman is an ATHLETE, and her whole life she has been obese (and heard from everyone and their dogs that she needs to lose weight).

I'm not sure where I'm going with this long piece of anecdotal evidence, except to say: my whole life I heard I was naturally athletic, until I actually became athletic. Because the thing is, I put on muscle like my mom. It fills out my shoulders and arms and makes me look big, thick, and barrel chested. "Genetically beefy", as my brother puts it. And suddenly I wasn't getting comments about my athleticism anymore. I'm quite literally the healthiest I've ever been. I can run for miles, lift my weight, my balance and heart health are excellent. I'm just bigger now. And not one stranger has a comment about my physique since I got fit. Because I don't look like what they think "naturally athletic" is.

I guess what I'm saying is, maybe don't let your perception of what "athleticism" or "health" LOOKS like color your perception of like. People's actual health.

#Health #Weight #body image mention #Body image #body posititivity #Fitness

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fitness-trending-content · 9 months

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10% Body Fat Is TOO LEAN (For Most Men) 📝 💊 👉 https://newsinfitness.com/10-body-fat-is-too-lean-for-most-men/

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4theitgirls · 16 days

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the it girl’s spring cleaning

phone reset

delete old contacts and messages

go through social media following

delete unused apps

go through photos

set a new wallpaper

add widgets for reminders, weather, battery, etc.

delete old songs and add new ones

environmental reset

clean your bedroom (vacuum, dust, put clothes away, etc.)

sort through and donate old clothes

organize your makeup, skincare, etc.

wash or change your bedsheets

rearrange your bedroom

open your windows and curtains to let fresh air in

get outdoors

clean your home with fresh scented products (lemon, lavender, etc.)

physical reset

try a new workout routine

get some new outfits

do a face mask

exfoliate and shave

oil your hair or do a hair mask

try a new hair color, cut, or style

do your nails or get your nails done

get some fresh makeup and try a new makeup routine

do a lip mask and scrub

mental reset

start journaling or try some new prompts

do a refreshing meditation

try a new yoga practice or workout

read instead of scrolling

put a time limit on your phone usage

reset your sleep schedule

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escritos-perdidos · 1 year

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gdixonfitness · 11 months

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We will explore how fear of attention can sabotage your weight-loss goals. It is common for people to feel self-conscious and uncomfortable when drawing attention to themselves, and this can manifest in various ways that hinder weight-loss progress. One way fear of attention can get in the way is by causing individuals to avoid public spaces, gyms, or group fitness classes where others may notice them.

This can limit the variety of exercise options, making it difficult to stay motivated and engaged in a fitness routine. Another way fear of attention can sabotage weight-loss efforts is by leading to emotional eating behaviors. When feeling anxious or uncomfortable, individuals may turn to food for comfort, leading to overeating or binge eating patterns that may slow or even reverse progress. Fear of attention can contribute to negative self-talk and a lack of confidence, which can limit the ability to stick with a weight-loss plan or make healthy choices.

By recognizing and addressing these hidden barriers, individuals can break through the fear of attention and get on the path to achieving their weight-loss goals. If you struggle with fear of attention and want to start your weight-loss journey, be sure to watch this video for valuable insights and tips on overcoming this hurdle.

#fitness #fitness health

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foreverrryourssss · 3 months

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