5 Teas That Melt Fat. Think of your body as teapot on the stove and the water inside as your belly fat.
Chances are the pot is sitting there over a low flame, not doing much of anything. The water inside may be warm, but it’s not boiling. If you want the pot to whistle—and attract a few whistles yourself—you need to crank up the heat. Well, that’s exactly what will happen if you take that teapot from metaphor to reality. Tea—at least, certain types of tea—can rev up your body’s ability to melt fat as quickly and easily as turning a stove from low to high. Why not give your body every advantage it can get in the battle against fat? White Tea: Breaks down stored fat We like: Twinings, The Republic of Tea, Celestial Seasonings Sleepytime Think of white tea as Spanx in a cup. Barberry: Blocks fat cells from growing We like: TerraVita, TeaHaven The stem, fruit and root bark of the barberry shrub contains berberine–a powerful, naturally occurring, fat-frying chemical. Breakfast Smoothies For Weight Loss.
Transform-your-butt-in-just-6-moves-108099273633. The butt has gotten a lot of attention lately (see: J.Lo’s “Booty,” Nicki Minaj’s “Anaconda,” and Meghan Trainor’s “All About That Bass” — none of which are leaving our workout playlists any time soon), so we decided to create an exercise routine that will get that booty in gear.
We already came up with the only 10 workout moves you need, and we weren’t kidding about the title — from those exercises, trainer Kira Stokes designed this routine to specifically target your posterior. A better butt isn’t just about looks — working your backside helps you move faster and stronger in the rest of your workouts, too. This do-anywhere circuit will transform your rear in just six moves. Now that’s a workout we can get behind. Related: 30 Photos Of Unretouched Butts, In Case You Forgot What They Really Look Like Living with insulin just got a little bit simpler Abbott Diabetes Care Sponsored Alternate legs and lunge on your left side this time. Official League of Angels Find a Card In 30 Seconds! The Ultimate Guide to Good Skin. By: Steven MacariSteven Macari, holistic health practitioner, nutritionist at Drive 495 and founder of the SLVRBK mat, shares his tips to getting your best skin ever.
Everyone wants great skin, some people have it naturally, others have to work really hard to maintain a clear complexion. While topical remedies or a “detox diet” might bring you temporary relief chances are the issues will resurface, often at the worst time. In my experience, skin problems are usually linked to four primary areas—digestive dysfunction, hormonal imbalances, nutrient deficiencies or toxicity. I will tell you a little about each and then give you some tips. 1) Digestive Dysfunction: The link between the digestive system (the gut) and the skin has become well known.
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Grow Healthy Hair Naturally. BEFORE Client with over processed dull and dry hair After: 6 months later - same client with new found hair growth!
How to: 1) We do not massage our hair enough! Scalp massage is essential in this process. On clean shampooed hair (shampoo of your choice), towel dry your hair and massage hair with distilled white vinegar for approximately 15 minutes. Use approximately 1/2 cup of distilled white vinegar for this process and add more if necessary. 2) DO NOT RINSE; after massaging with distilled white vinegar, take a tablespoon of rosemary oil (used to promote hair growth for centuries) and massage all areas of the head - for thicker hair use another tablespoon. **Massaging the scalp is the key here - take your time and be thorough!
Distilled white vinegar is a natural product build up remover and clarifies hair. Rosemary Oil - stimulates circulation to hair follicles which leads to healthy hair growth. Coconut oil easy to find in most Supermarkets. Homemade Gift: Coconut Oil Honey Hair Mask. DIY: Tea Tree and Lemon Face and Body Scrub. It’s here, Nerdship.
Summer. Hot. Sunny. Summer. It’s the time of year when most of us make an effort to venture outdoors and have fun underneath the Day Ball. With the shedding of layers and shorter crops of clothes like shorts, tank tops, etc… we expose our skin to the elements. There are THOUSANDS of DIY scrub recipes out there on the web. Before I go into how to make the scrub, I’d like to throw a little PSA out there when it comes to store-bought exfoliating scrubs. Photo courtesy 5 Gyres Institute It’s a fairly recent problem that’s crept up over the last two decades so long-term studies on the effects it will have on the environment are still a little hazy, but scientists have already said that it is having negative effects on the local ecosystems.
Good news is 5 states (Illinois, New York, Minnesota, Ohio, and California) have some proposed legislation in the works that will hopefully ban the use and distribution of products containing those pesky microbeads. Hsrd.yahoo.