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April 17, 2019Technological innovations have revolutionized almost all areas of life, and training or exercising to achieve fitness is no exception. Technology has permeated the fitness industry in a big way, as can be seen through wearable technologies, fitness mobile apps, online tutorials, and training equipment. Below are some of the hottest training technologies that you cannot ignore: Fitness apps With mobile devices becoming so common and widespread, developers across the globe have developed apps that help people take control of their workouts and nutritional program. The apps have also done away with the need to have personal trainers to guide the trainees. Some of the apps, like Yoga studio, Runkeeper, and Strava, guide users, especially in activities where technique and guidance are necessary. What renders apps so popular is their ease of access and their user-friendliness. Moreover, the apps come with video content and tutorials. They also have features that monitor your fitness or that can be used as a diary. Speaking of fitness apps and their great contribution to fitness, it is crucial to point out that you can improve your workout results and achieve your goals faster by including steroids in your routine. You should ensure you purchase steroids from reliable vendors, which you can find on the Steroidsfax website in order to sort out your steroid needs. Wearable technologies Fitness enthusiasts often want to keep tabs on their progress and activity levels. This need has made wearable gadgets embedded with sensors become more popular. For example, the wristband helps to determine your heart rate and activity level, and it gathers crucial information about the user’s improvement. Other gadgets help to encourage users to attain their fitness targets, for instance Pavlok, which produces a mild shock to influence behavioral activity, thus preventing negative tendencies and motivating users to achieve...
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Dental, surgical, and radiological offices are vastly different operations. From equipment needs to uniquely skilled staffing considerations, the healthcare landscape is an ocean of individual nuances and quirks that may be hard to identify from the patient’s chair. Even though Americans make nearly one billion physician’s visits year after year, it can be hard to take note of some of the more subtle things that go on in the office. For instance, we often take it for granted that our doctors see an average of 19 patients per day. Each patient is but one of a score, and each file must be updated with appointment records, diagnoses, prescription information, follow-up appointments, and payment data — and that’s just the beginning. While it may be hard for your regulars to discern a high-efficiency office from an average one, it is incredibly easy to uncover lapses in professionalism: the most blatant being the calling system employed by your staff. If you aren’t using the most efficient healthcare call center software to operate your phone lines, you are leaving money, time, and energy on the table. Benefits of the cloud Today’s healthcare industry relies on two critical necessities: impenetrable data security and intuitive access to confidential information when contacting patients. These may seem to counteract each other, but if you remember years past when rows upon moveable rows of file shelves littered the back office, you know the struggle of keeping your records easily accessible and still secure from prying eyes. Calling operations among healthcare providers are increasingly moving to the cloud in order to deliver on both of these requirements. Cloud based systems provide a few advantages over traditional calling solutions. Primarily, they are easy to implement and cost less than a traditional calling setup. Your staff needs only to log into...
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March 26, 2019After spending time in the gym- working out, where everyone is working sheer hard and perform better and better. But, most of the people don’t know that having a pre-workout meal is as important as a post-workout meal. Having the right food after your workout is as good and important as having the pre-workout meal. So, that’s why we have created a guide for you telling about the right food after your workout is completed. How important is it to have a good post-workout diet? When you have a good workout session, your muscles burst out, pumps up and muscles get depleted of glycogen. Moreover, the muscles are broken down and get damaged. That’s why having a proper post-workout diet can help them rebuild their muscles and regrow the proteins. Most importantly, one must have proper carbs and protein after the workout which will enhance recovery of the muscles, recover the glycogen stores, and decrease the muscle protein breakdown. Food to have after your workout So,here’s what you can eat after your workout: Whey Protein Having whey protein with milk can help in the recovery of muscles after the workout. As the name suggests, you get a good amount of protein from it. One scoop in 500ml milk can give you around 600 calories with a blend of proteins, calcium, iron and the right amount of fat. So, it is really good to have Whey Protein for your workout recovery and considered as one of the best things to have after a workout and you can get variety of whey protein using Flipkart Offers Today at discounted prices. Grilled Chicken Grilled Chicken is really good to have after a workout. It is a great post-workout meal from which you can have a good amount of everything- whether it is fat,...
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February 5, 2019February is American Heart Month and Apple is using their Apple Watch to get in on the fun. Apple will be offering Activity Challenges and heart health events at Apple Stores located in San Francisco, Chicago, and New York to educate consumers on their heart health and encourage them to get active and live a healthier life. Anyone who closes their Exercise Ring seven days in a row from February 8-14 will earn a special badge and stickers for Messages on Valentine’s Day. Sumbul Desai, MD, Apple’s vice president of Health said today in a blog post on Apples.com “Cardiovascular disease takes many forms and some are fully preventable through lifestyle changes like increased physical activity and better nutrition. It’s always great to see patients make those positive changes, especially with the help of Apple Watch,” he went on to say “Other conditions are more challenging to pinpoint like Afib and this is where we hope to help people access and understand information about their heart health through our irregular rhythm notification and ECG app.” Jay Blahnik, Apple’s senior director of fitness for health technologies. said “Apple Watch users have told us since the beginning it has motivated them with everything from Activity Sharing to Challenges to all of the different workouts available all right from the wrist,” he went on to say “We hope this Activity Challenge and these conversations about heart health will motivate more customers to make regular physical activity a part of their lives.” Attendees will hear a discussion about heart health and participate in a new Health & Fitness Walk with Jeanette Jenkins. Dates are as follows San Francisco: Apple Union Square, February 11, 2019, 6 p.m.: Dr. Sumbul Desai, Jeanette Jenkins, Julz Arney New York: Apple Williamsburg, February 21, 2019, 4:30 p.m.: Dr. Sumbul Desai, Jeanette...
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January 28, 2019Back in the old days, the internet was one of the most awesome things ever discovered. Before its advent, interests for personal computers and cell phones were not so common. Now, almost everyone has it, for ordinary citizens to keep up with life and catch up with technology, and for businesses not just to keep up with competition but also to experience its benefits. Nothing justifies better than all the benefits business software can provide. Hence, over the years, we have seen a lot of businesses already unafraid to invest in various systems for a business, e.g. POS software, Accounting and Bookkeeping Software, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software, and of course, who can’t say yes to Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) Software. The EHS of Today Environment, Health, and Safety or EHS is a general terminology that basically refers to the rules, laws, regulations, and programs required to be implemented in a workplace to support the law of protecting the health and safety not just of every employee but also the public. It also covers the ABCs of environmental hazard reduction and management. Companies nowadays make use of different platforms to better implement EHS Programs and address EHS concerns: The Use of BBS Different methods have been introduced to better implement every aspect of EHS. One of these is behavioural safety – a method designed to change safety behaviour of all employees with a vision of having less to zero injuries or incidents going down in a company. Records show that averagely, businesses that practiced BBS or behavioural-based safety for one year attained a better rate in terms of average injury counts, specifically realizing a decrease of 29%. It was projected, consequently, that after five years of using BBS, the reduction rate would likely reduce by 72 per cent, and...
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January 11, 2019I wrote a while back about my recent health hacking and my weight loss goal I have again recently changed the way I am doing things again to accommodate my lifestyle. So as I have mentioned in past articles I have a very busy life between my business and family life. I at times take on to much and with everything it gets pretty crazy at times. My life has recently gotten busier as I have been dealing with both my family, business and some additional responsibility. I needed to change my health habits to accommodate my lifestyle. To start with I upgraded from a Fitbit Charge 2 to an Apple Watch. I did this because of easy ability and functionality with my iPhone. You can read all about it in my Apple Watch Series 4 review. As far as health goes I have started low carbing and carb-cutting and have gotten much more serious about doing this recently. Again notice I said carb cutting and low carbing, not no carb free. I tried to go carb free and I just can’t stomach the gluten free, soy or rice based kinds of pasta. I basically have cut out white flour as a way to cut back on the carbs. This in its self has been hard, but doable with some effort. I noticed when I did carb free after a few days I got annoyed and thought about quitting my diet. The next thing I did was started eating a grilled chicken salad for lunch to cut back on my carb intake. I am a big sandwich guy which is not a good habit as lunch meats are full of salts and fats plus the carbs from the bread are bad. I have started eating the spinach leaves as well...
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October 12, 2018I figured it’s been a while since my last health update, so I figured I would just update everyone on my health. I recently upgraded to the Fitbit Charge 2 which was a major update from the Fitbit Flex 2. I have dropped weight from 287 to 264 since the fourth of July. I have made many life changes the first one has to do with the Fitbit itself like setting 2 goals a day one for 5000 steps the other for 10000 steps. I have set the Fitbit to remind me every hour to move a certain number of steps which for me can be an issue while I am at work. I have started messing with the Fitbit community competing in the work week hustle and the weekend warrior competitions. For me, I need that stuff to help push me to move and lose weight. I have made other changes not relevant to technology for starters I have started the 12 hour fast. While I am not a huge fan of fasting, it has been a major help. I usually eat breakfast around 8 and finish eating dinner around 7 or 8 at night. So, I adjust my 12 hour fast to accommodate this life change. I have made other changes to my diet. I first have given up junk food no more salami, cheese, pepperoni, chips, and cookies. Instead for snacks, I eat fruit grapes, apples, pineapples, grapefruit, and watermelon are my snakes of choice. Coffee! The Coffee! Those of you who know me I am a huge coffee drinker. Coffee is my beverage of choice decaffeinated or regular it’s my beverage to drink during the day. So how do I cut these calories down? I drink fat-free creamer or no fat creamer. I know cutting it...
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September 21, 2018Technology has proven to be an aid in every aspect of everyday life. It can be seen used in virtually every industry, for almost every task from mundane to complicated, and it is also being integrated into many lines of work to create more efficient processes. We have come a long way since the dawn of technology, and our society has become sort of a cyborg in the way we handle everyday matters, almost always with the use of some form of technology. The health industry has benefited greatly from the inventive inventions offered in the technology markets which can be merged with traditional and modern medical fields providing less room for human error. Technology has proven successful in aiding the prevention, assessment, treatment, and recovery of the patients of those medical industries who harness its ability to integrate into medical processes and make them a bit easier and a lot safer. Even the world of Behavioral health has evolved with the assistance of technology. Technology is currently being used as a base for therapeutic tools which are used for affected the quality of therapy for addiction treatment and recovery support systems. Technology such as computers and smartphones have also been implemented to assist in supporting and housing data on patients. A study has been commenced that indicates that the use of technology in the therapeutic recovery program for addiction can not only assist in the patient’s recovery but also lead to them beating a crack addiction, alcohol addiction, opioid addiction, and other substance addictions while retaining sobriety. Technology implemented into recovery strategies for institutions who provide treatment and recovery options for addicts create opportunities for increasing the effectiveness of therapies and ease of recording and keeping records of patients during and after recovery processes are conducted. Technology systems are...
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September 6, 2018I recently upgraded my Fitbit Flex 2 for a Fitbit Charge 2. Now I know the Fitbit Charge 3 is out but I got a great price on the Fitbit Charge 2 and could not turn down the opportunity to upgrade for $89 dollar Prime Day Special for a brand new device. The Charge 2 has one disadvantage right off the bat the Flex 2 is waterproof. Every time I take a shower I have to remove the band and lose a few steps in the process. Since Charge 2 has a screen while this is great it also makes me worry about breaking the screen from time to time as it’s more fragile than the Flex 2. The Fitbit Charge 2 does have its advantages in being able to give you floors climbed in a day compared to Flex 2 which gives you no floors climbed. I really like the advanced sleep analytics the Charge 2 gives you telling you what stage of sleep you’re in Awake REM Light Sleep Deep Sleep This is way better than just sleep times like you would get on the Flex 2. I really like having a heart monitor on the Charge 2 however I am not a huge watch my heart rate person but it’s nice to have when you’re exercising to see if you are in your fat burning zone. I do like having the screen on the Fitbit Charge 2 I find it nice to be able to see everything and not have to worry about pulling your phone out every time you want to check your daily progress and waiting for the Fitbit to sync. I have gotten used to reading text messages and looking at who is calling without pulling out my phone that is a feature I...