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😍😍ADVANTAGES OF HAVING BODY SLIM!!

Being a thin person is having your right weight, not synonymous with being malnourished or being skinny. There are people who by nature are thin and do not need to go on a diet, but there are others who have to make certain diets to maintain their weight
Have you ever thought of the advantages of having a cool and slim body? The advantages are not many, but are enough to make you feel like having one. Here is a list of the advantages of having a slim and cool body:
✅ A slim body gives you a perfect corporate look (should not be too thin). If you are too slim then you need to look at the disadvantages of being too thin.
✅ Slim people are active and get the ball rolling much quickly than the fat people.
✅ You have the advantage of playing sports very well. Good runners are generally thin people who have well-built legs which can support them for a faster run.
✅ If you are a slim girl then there are great chances that you will have the boys turning back to take a look at you (which definitely is not true if you are too slim). This has to be topped up with a beautiful face with chubby cheeks and you are the slim darling of your college.
✅ You are very active and lethargy will not have many chances to creep upon you.
✅ You can eat as much as you like and yet retain the slim figure that you can boast of.
✅ You will not have the problem of tight clothes (fat people get fatter after their meals and find that their clothes are getting tighter).
✅ You can sit comfortably on any chair given to you (a problem which fat people encounter a lot: either the chair is too thin to support their bottom or they will not be able to sit on the chair for a long time because of over-weight problems). If you are too thin you will have back pain because your back is not enough cushiony to make you comfortable while sitting on tougher surfaces.
✅ Spectacles look great on your faces!
✅ Slimming prevents certain diseases, so it is good for your health.
✅ It is good to be thin because you can buy any clothes and you will see many advantages of being man and woman skinny well since you can wear your clothes without any problem.
✅ Do not worry about putting on since you have all kinds of clothes and
notched.
✅ He has no difficulty exercising.
✅ It has better curves so it presumes its body.
✅ If she is thin in her wedding, the groom can carry it without a
problem.
✅ It feels good with your thin body.
✅ No one will bully you.
✅ You can admire it in the mirror without any complex.
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SOME BENEFITS OF BITTER MELON THAT MAKE IT EVEN MORE WORTH EATING!🥒🥒
Bitter melon is commonly used for beneficial health reasons. Bitter melon is also referred to as bitter gourd, Karela, or Balsam Pear. Bitter melon is commonly added to stir-fry, or may be enjoyed stuffed. It may also be added to the diet as a supplement.
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👉Type II Diabetes: Some studies have shown that bitter melon lowers blood sugar through increased metabolism of glucose.Drink one cup daily.
👉Kidney Stones: A kidney stone is an extremely painful medical condition. Bitter melon can be helpful in ridding the body of kidney stones through naturally breaking them down.
👉Lower Cholesterol: Help lower dangerous cholesterol levels with bitter melon. Reducing cholesterol significantly reduces heart attack, heart disease, and stroke.
👉Pancreatic Cancer: One of the most surprising health benefits of bitter melon is its anti-cancer properties. Bitter melon has been shown to disrupt the production of glucose, potentially inhibiting the growth of pancreatic cancer cells.
👉Skin Benefits: Foods or drink taken from this melon benefit the skin. Taken regularly, bitter melon is said to have a “glowing” effect on the skin and is helpful in treating acne, psoriasis, and eczema.
👉Weight Loss: As is common with most plants, bitter melon is extremely low in calories and very filling. Lose, or maintain a healthy weight, with bitter melon.
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THIS POST JUST WANT TO REMIND YOU DRINK WATER🥰🥰
The daily four-to-six cup rule is for generally healthy people. It's possible to take in too much water if you have certain health conditions, such as thyroid disease or kidney, liver, or heart problems; or if you're taking medications that make you retain water, such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), op**te pain medications, and some antidepressants.

How much water a day should you drink if you fit into that category? There's no one-size-fits-all answer. Water intake must be individualized, and you should check with your doctor if you are not sure about the right amount for you.

But even a healthy person's water needs will vary, especially if you're losing water through sweat because you're exercising, or because you're outside on a hot day. If you're wondering how much water you should drink on those occasions, speak with your doctor, but a general rule of thumb for healthy people is to drink two to three cups of water per hour, or more if you're sweating heavily.
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WEIGHT RELATES TO DATING, MARRIAGE AND MARITAL SATISFACTION, CORNEL STUDIES FIND
Although high school women are more concerned about their weight than men are about theirs, the women are more willing than men to date an overweight person. Once married, obese husbands are less happy with their marriages than other men, but men who have lost weight report fewer marital problems than obese or average-weight men or men who have gained weight during marriage. Obese wives, on the other hand, are happier with their marriages than average-weight wives. While newly-married women gain more weight than other wives do, or men do proportionately, few gain a lot during their first year of marriage.

These are some of the recent findings of Jeffery Sobal, a Cornell nutritional sociologist who studies the sociology of obesity and the relationship between obesity and dating, marriage and marital satisfaction.

"Basically, we're finding that you are what you weigh and you weigh what you are," said Sobal, associate professor of nutritional sciences. "In other words, body weight is largely a reflection of one's culture, socioeconomic and marital status, life stage and ethnicity."

Some cultures value big round bodies, though not the United States. In this country, the higher one's socioeconomic status, the thinner a person is likely to be. Married people weigh more than the unmarried, parents weigh more than nonparents and whites weigh less -- and value thinness more -- than Hispanics or African Americans, reports Sobal with Cornell colleague Carol Devine, assistant professor of nutritional sciences. They are authors of the chapter, "Social Aspects of Obesity: Influences, Consequences, Assessment, and Interventions," in the new book Overweight and Weight Management, edited by Sharron Dalton (ASPEN 1997).

"While the population of this country -- and the world for that matter -- is getting fatter, ideals about body weight increasingly emphasize slimness. Society tends to reject obese individuals and subject them to severe stigmatization and discrimination in many social arenas, including education, employment, marriage, housing and health care," Sobal said. "Such discrimination is particularly harmful because it obstructs obese people from entering important and desirable roles in society, such as student, employee and spouse. Such discrimination can have a major impact on a person for their entire life."

In a study of 786 high school students, Sobal with then-Cornell undergraduate students Vasiliki Nicolopoulos and Jennifer Lee examined how much prejudice students felt in dating obese people. In a paper published in the International Journal of Obesity (Vol. 19, pp. 376-381, 1995), the authors reported that dating someone of the right weight was much more important to high school men than to high school women.

In addition, women were more likely to consider themselves overweight and had more stringent body weight ideals than men had about women. Women were also much more concerned about being the right weight than men were.

"Men had less tolerance for overweight partners than did women, consistently reporting less comfort in dating overweight people," the authors wrote.

To examine how body weight is related to marital unhappiness and problems, Sobal and Cornell colleagues Barbara S. Rauschenback and Edward Frongillo used data on 1,980 married individuals. The sample was from the National Survey of Personal Health Practices and Consequences conducted by the National Center for Health Statistics in two waves in 1979-1980.

While the authors found that body weight was not associated with most aspects of marital quality, several relationships emerged as significant.

"Obese women were happier with their marriages than other women, whereas obese men had more marital problems other men. Men who gained weight were more likely to report marital problems than men who lost weight, while women who gained weight were more likely to be happy compared with those who lost weight," the authors reported in the Journal of Family Issues (Vol. 16, November 1995, pp. 746-763).

"One theory about why obese women were happier with their marriages is related to recognizing their decreased value in the marriage market in a society that stigmatizes obesity. As a result, obese women are more likely to be satisfied with their current marital condition compared with opportunities for seeking a new partner. In other words, women appear to internalize and accept the negative assessments of their obesity," the authors said.

Obese men, on the other hand, may be more likely to have marital problems because their wives may be pressuring them to lose weight; such pressure may lead to hostility and conflict. Also, the authors speculate that men are less likely to accept the negative social view about body weight than women.

The same three researchers also analyzed data on 2,436 respondents from the same survey to see how a change in marital status affected weight change in one year. In a study published in Obesity Research (Vol. 3, July 1995, pp. 319-327), the researchers noted gender differences in the rate of body weight changes after marriage, with more immediate changes in women than men.

"Our findings show that women tend to change weight more in that first year of marriage than men do," Sobal noted. "Other studies have shown that during the first two years of marriages, husbands and wives tend to exercise less and eat more but only husbands gained weight. Our previously published study showed that married men are fatter and more likely to be obese than never married or previously married men. These differences, however, do not emerge during the first year of marriage."

The studies were supported, in part, by the National Institutes of Health.