I'm a perpetual teacher, Globetrotter and I have experience in many things. I am determined to do with my time the things I love to do and write. Now, you can visualize with me what things you see, and help by giving it life. Hopefully, you will find something you like since this blog is not written right. Treat this blog like you treat your life; See it, live it, share it and "Write Life" from your own eyes like I do; here on "Its going to be a good life" blog.
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
It's A Small World in your own little way
I do not care what you are doing or where you are living. All I am saying Get Up and Get Going! You might just think that you are giving it your all but I bet your not! You might just think that that is all that you got, well its not! Now if you dance get on those dancing shoes, if you ride horses get on those saddles. Now Get Up Get Busy And Lets Get that Body Moving. I Repeat! You may think that you are already pushing yourself to your hightest potential, ha! I bet your not. You may know know but that is just not all you got! Now, Get Up Get Busy And Lets Get that Body Moving! To The World, Run because Here I come! Have a great yesterday, tomorrow or a great now depending on where your mind is anyhow. LaneaThursday, August 11, 2011
Monday, August 8, 2011
"What is a Complete Protein?"
A complete protein (or whole protein) is a source of protein that contains an adequate proportion of all nine of the essential aminoacids necessary for the dietary needs of humans or other animals.
Soybeans and Quinoa
Which Foods are High in Protein?Soybeans and Quinoa
A complete protein is a protein that contains all the essential amino acids in the correct proportions. Some protein sources are incomplete, meaning they lack one or more of the essential amino acids. Incomplete protein sources differ in the missing amino acids and can be combined to form a complete protein overall. These combinations may be eaten in the same meal or in different meals in the same day.
The following is a list of popular lean proteins (i.e. low in fat).
■Chicken and Turkey
■Fish (i.e. Tuna and Salmon) and other seafood
■Cottage cheese and other low-fat dairy
■Lean cuts of beef
■Whey protein powder
■Egg whites
Look for tasty meat recipes here.
Risks of a High Protein Diet
There is considerable difference of opinion surrounding high protein diets. Some nutritionists feel that diet too high in protein leads to renal (kidney) failure or stress. However there appears to be little evidence for this. High protein diets should be avoided if you already have kidney problems.
Other dietitians cite a dehydration risk with consuming large amounts of protein. Metabolizing protein does require a higher amount of water than carbohydrates or fats, so it’s important to consume a lot of water when on a high protein diet.
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Healthy, Happy, Unhappy
Something is Attractive about Healthy.
Something is unattractive about always being okay with being Unhappy.So, the question here is... Do you agree with that?
Do you work on yourself? Do you want to work on yourself?
Do you want to want to work on yourself and will you admit it.
OH, and one more thing, say again, what is stopping you?
OH, and one more thing, say again, what is stopping you?
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