Beautiful woman's body is identical to that ideal, and is
described as a woman who has a slim figure and even tend to be thin. You can
see lots of ads that offer a variety of body slimming products. So also when
there is a book how to lose weight, will be highly in demand and can even be a
best seller. But you need to think about now, whether having the lean healthy
body? In fact, if review of health care is too thin or too fat to be at risk of
disease. Women's skinny or that limits the amount of meals and replace with
low-energy food will be at high risk of ovarian dysfunction. Researchers know
there is a risk of infertility in those who weighed lower body. This risk is as
great as the women who are overweight. Excessive dieting can also cause no
occurrence of the menstrual cycle. This led to a decline in estrogen levels. In
fact one of the important functions of estrogens is to store calcium in the
bone. If this function is disrupted, the bone will become brittle and women
become vulnerable to osteoporosis and fractures. Below normal weight can also
cause hipermetabolism glucose in the brain. Whereas glucose is the main
nutrient used to maintain brain function in order to remain optimal. If the
content of glucose in your diet is less, it will be able to cause a decline in
dopamine production. Dopamine deficiency also causes decreased concentration,
impaired motor coordination and changes in behavior.
How to Add Weight Loss
Adjust your caloric intake at meals. Add 400 calories so
your weight can go up little by little. So that you know the ideal calorie
needs, consult with a nutritionist who will give appropriate dietary advice.
You can increase your intake of extra servings of carbohydrates, vegetables,
fruit and milk. Do this every day. You should avoid are high fat junk food
lacks nutrition. People, who have below normal weight at high risk for health
problems, so do not make things worse by consuming high-fat foods. Besides
beneficial to your body and your health, exercise can also increase your
appetite.
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Dr Alvin Ng developed his interest in Cardiology during his posting to the Cardiology department at Tan Tock Seng Hospital (Singapore) in circa 1996. Thereafter, he started his formal training in Cardiology in 1998.
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Dr Alvin Ng Chee Keong His practice is well equipped with the necessary equipment to facilitate the carrying out of Echocardiogram, ECG, and Treadmill tests in-house. Jireh Heart Centre is also on the approved list for many private medical insurers. Besides being conversant in English and Mandarin (as well as some Chinese dialects), Dr Alvin Ng is also conversant in the Malay language and Bahasa Indonesia.