Another contradicting study

New Study Finds No Connection between Salt and Heart Disease

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=review-adds-salt-to-a-familiar

While in New York :   Cutting Salt, Improving Health

http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/cardio/cardio-salt-initiative.shtml


 

One pound at a time

got on the scale two days ago and was excited to see that I lost a little bit over a pound. I think it would have been real bad if I had stayed the same or gained a pound. Walked around in the beginning of the week and did some pilates today. Slowly but surely.

Train your brain to crave healthy foods

http://www.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/08/04/ep.brain.crave.cohen/index.html

Another Great Day

I made it to the gym for another Zumba class today. My ankles are still killing me but I made it through. What I love about Zumba is that you don't realize that you are exercising. I'm looking forward to the scale next week.

Sitting too much and cancer

and all that times, people only thought they were getting chunky

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504763_162-57317789-10391704/too-much-sitting-behind-92000-cancer-cases-a-year-report/

Everything will kill you...

Essentially that's what I'm starting to believe when every new study is telling me ordinary things will kill me. Lately, it's been the vitamins and supplements:

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/vitamin-mineral-diet-supplements-harm-older-women-study/story?id=14706684

Today I walked for 1.5 miles and tried to jog in between. My feet are killing me but it's for a good cause so I'll take the heat.

The weekly weigh in

I finally got on a scale today after a few months. I'm 163 pounds. Since I'm short, it doesn't look good. The good news today is that I finally made it to the gym and took a Zumba class. I've also started taking my daily vitamins.