You Can Stop Smoking By Telling Yourself It’s Time

There comes a time when you tell yourself it’s time. Sure, you can fool those around you and even fool yourself into thinking and bargaining that it’s not the right time. If not now, When? Think of the words that we tell ourselves to postpone. Later, when it’s right, will do eventually, soon, in the future, not now, hope to, the list is endless.

As I’ve said so many times, the language we use when ‘self talking’ is very powerful. But with this knowledge you can move your own mountains by simply changing your ‘postponing’ language to immediate language. Now you may be thinking ‘easier said than done’ and you are absolutely right, say it, say what you want to happen but avoid the postponing language, even the word ‘want’ is a postponing word.

Think about it, if you say to yourself ‘I want to stop smoking now’ you are pushing the act away from you. On the other hand if you say to yourself ‘I am stopping smoking now’ it makes it immediate and real, making sense?Our language leaks our intentions to others around us. I’d go as far as to say that when we hear people use postponing language we tend not to believe them. what we do is recognise that their intention is weak. Why do we know this, because we are aware at a very subtle level that we also do this. We see in them our shortfall. This shortfall is like holding a mirror up to others and pointing out their weaknesses.

Can you imagine how someone close to you would feel if you constantly told them how weak they were. They would do all they could to avoid being around you, wouldn’t you act the same? Being honest with oneself is probably the greatest challenge you will ever face. But face it you must in order to take back the control that you have given over to smoking. Calling yourself ‘an addict’ won’t help.

Procrastinating about how many years you’ve smoked for won’t help. But recognising this behaviour in yourself and others will. Being aware of how you act and what you say about your annoying habit will help you to see it for what it is, something YOU can change. By being aware of yourself, by watching your inner dialogue, you know when the right time is, your inner voice will be heard saying quite clearly.

Posted under Live healthy life by Live healthy life on Monday 31 October 2011 at 4:40 pm

Average Penis Length – Is There Really an Average?

There is much debate, and even more speculation about what the average penis length is, or if there is even an average at all. The truth is that there is and isn’t an average. There are many factors that play a role in the length and size of a man’s penis. Here are the facts:

- Genes seem to play the biggest role in what determines the length and size of a penis. The term “family jewels” has been used for years in reference to the male counterpart, but when it comes down to determining what to expect, genes play an extremely important part in the matter.

- The average penis length is different among nationalities, but is not to be taken to mean that a man’s nationality will ultimately determine the length and size of his penis. While men of African descent are known to be the most well-endowed of the male species, and Asian men the least fortunate, research has shown that there are countless numbers of men that don’t fall into these categories based on their nationality.

- Hormones are said to determine length and size of the penis, but on the contrary some research has shown that in early fetal development exposure to hormones at this time can speed up penis growth, but ultimately does not increase the size of the penis in adulthood. So, having a large penis, average penis, or small penis is not the result of hormones once you reach adulthood, according to these studies.

- If there was to be a number put on the average penis length, studies have shown that it is about 5.02 inches in length, which is when it is in the form of an erection, or when “stretched” in length. That is determined to be the “overall” average according to research. Averages do vary and things such as nationality, location, environment, and other factors have a lot to do with this.

- Length and size of a man’s penis has always been a concern of most men, and will always continue to be a concern. The size of a man’s penis are attributed with his manhood, just as the size of a woman’s breast contributes to how womanly, or feminine she feels or views herself, and as in the case with women and their breast size, with men, size does matter. Penile size is associated with self-esteem, and self- confidence for a man. The saying: “it’s not the size of the ship, but the motion of the ocean” holds little merit for a man who has trouble with the size of his male member.

- The truth is 80% of women expressed the importance, or more so their preference in being with a man who has a penis of average length, or better. The only thing left to question is, what is actually considered “average”? It would depend a lot on past experiences, and what an individual considers average, and this could also be based on past lovers or partners. Quite naturally, based on the comparison factor.

- Another truth; there are ways in which a man can increase his penis, in size, as well as length. Safe, cost-effective, natural methods that have been proven to produce desirable results for men. These methods date back to times before there were prescription drugs, pumps, and surgical methods. Used by men in other countries to achieve their desired penis length and size, and is growing popularity at a rapid amongst the men in the United States.

Bottom line men want to be praised and admired for their abilities inside and outside of the bedroom. They want to feel confident in attracting the opposite sex, and keeping them attracted. Men need to be successful in all that they set out to do, in all that they set out to accomplish. Men go to great lengths to avoid embarrassment. Penis length and size are serious contributing factors to a man’s confidence and ability to perform up to par. So, yes there is, and isn’t an average. It all depends on who’s asking, who’s asked, who’s telling, and who is told.

Posted under Live healthy life by Live healthy life on Monday 24 October 2011 at 4:11 pm

Simple But Effective Anti Aging Tips

As well as exercising a good healthy diet and eating plan is also essential. Drinking plenty of fluids and in particular spring water throughout the day keeps your body hydrated and in turn will help your skin to appear more youthful. This is especially important if you have been drinking alcohol the night before as this is very dehydrating on the body. A well balanced diet full of essential vitamins, minerals and antioxidants can also help find the aging process. Your body needs an ongoing supply of good carbohydrates, proteins and vitamins to function properly and be able to heal itself.

Another great anti aging tip is simply sleep. The majority of people today don’t get enough sleep due to their busy lifestyles. The different working patterns of many people also plays havoc with sleep patterns. It is essential that we get enough rest as the body and mind use this as a natural healing process. Rest and relaxation are vital in the fight to stop our bodies and mind aging too quickly. Try and develop a healthy sleep pattern by determining how many hours of sleep you need per night, winding down properly in the evening and going to bed at the same time every night and arising at the same time every morning.

We all know that too much exposure to the sun can be very aging on the body and in particular the face. Too much sun and sunburn damages the skin and wrinkles and age spots can appear much sooner that expected. You can still enjoy the summer and sun vacations but always remember to use a high factor sun screen to help protect your face and always wear sunglasses outside and when driving. A sun hat is also a great idea if you are going to be outdoors or work outdoors in hot weather.

Other treatments that you could consider to help keep aging at bay are cosmetic procedures such as botox. This can be carried out on women and men of any age and is a simple yet effective treatment that has become popular all over the world. Botox injections should be carried out by a properly qualified professional and they should be willing to provide you with details of their qualifications. Many botox practitioners will come to your home or workplace and it’s a great and simple procedure to have done during your lunch hour at work or with friends as you can carry on as normal after the procedure has been carried out.

Posted under Live healthy life by Live healthy life on Monday 17 October 2011 at 4:25 pm

Helpful Advice for a Yeast Infection During Pregnancy

Yeast infections occur in many women. However, they tend to be more frequent if a woman is pregnant. Although not dangerous, a yeast infection during pregnancy is an inconvenience and can be somewhat painful.

The symptoms of a yeast infection in a woman are burning, itching, and painful sexual intercourse. In addition, there may be a change to a woman’s discharge. It may be creamy or white, or have the appearance of cottage cheese. Because yeast naturally occurs in the mother’s vagina, the baby is exposed to it in the birth canal and may get an infection as well. The symptoms include a bright red incessant diaper rash or patches of white inside their mouth that will not dissolve. This will usually clear up and go away on its own, however it is advisable to seek your doctor’s advice.

Yeast infections originate from an overgrowth of fungus that normally occurs within the body. Women and men both maintain a balance of good and bad bacteria in their digestive tract. About a third of all women typically carry this fungus in their vagina. However, a pregnant woman is more vulnerable to a yeast infection during pregnancy. When a woman is pregnant, there is an increase in estrogen flowing throughout her system. Because of this increase, pregnant women are at a higher risk.

Consult your doctor to discuss your symptoms if you have never had this type of infection before. Your condition may or may not be a yeast infection. Your doctor will test a sample of your vaginal discharge to confirm whether it is or not. Do not presume it is an infection or take it upon yourself to treat it without the professional advice of your doctor.

It is easier to prevent a vaginal yeast infection rather than try to get rid of one. Whether you are pregnant or not, some key advice to avoid an infection is to keep clean and dry, do not use scented soaps or perfume, always wear cotton underwear, wear clothing that is not too tight, and try to sleep underwear-free to let your vaginal area breathe.

If you are pregnant, do not attempt to treat the problem with drugstore medications. These types of medications are not recommended for women while they are pregnant. Always consult your doctor instead. Your doctor will likely give you a cream to put into your vagina before you go to sleep at night. You will probably want to use a feminine pad for any leakage or secretions to avoid a mess.

Natural remedies may be best to prevent a yeast infection during pregnancy. Consuming natural or organic yogurt daily helps keep the body’s normal bacterial balance in check. Watch your diet for too much sugar because this is what feeds the yeast. Sugar is food for yeast. Get plenty of rest and maintain your personal hygiene.

Posted under Live healthy life by Live healthy life on Monday 10 October 2011 at 4:07 pm

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