Tuesday, 28 May 2013

Goal 05/28/13

my goal is to go to the gym 3 days a week and being able to run a lap under a 1 minute and 50 seconds . My plan for doing so is by creating a simple routine i can live by every morning and it can hopefully become my daily morning ritual, that can be a life habit. By then end date of July 15th.

Wednesday, 22 May 2013

Views on Food Matters Part 2



One of the tips told in the film I can definitely implement in my lifestyle is drink large amounts of water when I wake up the morning and eat more raw vegetables , it’s the easiest things I can do every day, it doesn’t cost me time or energy like cooking which actually makes vegetables less nutrient. One concrete Idea I can implement in my community, is instead of running to your doctor for every problem, why not try looking at your diet first where the root of the problem may lay. You can avoid having to take pills having to run tests on your body by just taking a glimpse at your nutritional intake. The scenes that impacted me the most are the before and after pictures of cancer patients and just going on a raw vegetable high nutrient diet and how massive the changes are.  It made my whole class question themselves “why isn’t everyone doing this?”

Views on Food Matters Part 1



Today in PE we were watching the documentary film call Food Matters, which explained to us how much a simple raw vegetable diet can help way more than a various amounts of prescribed medicine. During and after viewing my classmates and I were very shocked at the information that the movie presented. It made me think of changing diet plans and for my life style because it benefits my food budget, help me avoid various diseases, and will contribute to a weight loss plan. My attitude towards diseases slightly I always thought to get rid of diseases you had to either just down a few pills or be stuck with it for life. The film helped me realize that you can help cure diseases or avoid it all together and the answer to it can easily find it in your local organic grocer.