However, you need to know that it isn’t healthy to force yourself to lose a pound by exercising as much as you can. Many doctors will recommend you to lose two pounds per week maximum. This recommendation will help you to get the body you dreamed of in a much safer way because you let your body to adjust to your diet plan and exercises.

So, what should you do to lose two pounds per week and doing it safely ?

Jogging !

• Train your body to do at least an hour jogging for five days a week. Slow jogging for an hour should burn about 350 calories in your body. By doing this for five consecutive days, you could lose about half-pound. Combine this with a healthy diet plan, and you could easily slash out one pound of fat from your body.
• One thing you need to remember never put in more calories than you burn. That’s why you need to control your food intake by having a healthy diet plan and implement it to your daily routine. The easiest way to do this is by preventing yourself from eating too much after your running session. If you’re hungry, it’s normal. Eat a large salad or several fruits are much better than the pasta dish you have.
• If you’re like many people who can’t run for an hour in their first time, start with a smaller time-frame, like 10-15 minutes a day, and slowly increase it. It will help your body to adapt to this new exercise without exhaust yourself.

Cook your own food

• While it’s easier to just go out and grab some fries and hamburgers, it’s much better for you to cook your own food. By doing this, you could control how many calories you put in your body by taking a smaller portion. Also, it will prevent you from having a calorie-fest that will end up by having more calories than you burn.
• However, it doesn’t mean you can’t eat out at all. If you’re on the social party, you’ll likely have to eat in there. Just discipline yourself by choosing which one better for your diet plan than eating all foods that available in there. For example, choosing salad than hamburgers is one of the smart moves towards your weight loss goal.

Those are two things that you could do to lose weight at least one pound a week. The first one is jogging, and second is by cooking your own food. It’s probably hard to do at first if you never do this before, so make it as a habit that you should do everyday.

Keep motivating yourself and stick to the plan for couple of months and you’ll see the results you want ! You’ll be having the fine smile when you achieve your desire weight level !

Cherry
Since ancient times, cheery has been used widely in cosmetology. Cherry juice can help in maintaining our tender skin especially the facial part.  It is widely used in skin whitening products, especially for Asian. It is also a good idea to include cherry in your diet, for its great health benefits. Not only richly contain Vitamin C, cherry’s iron contain is about 20 times more than Apple ! Further, it is also high in Vitamin A which play important part in anti-aging, and bring younger feels to our skin.

Researches also suggest that cherries could have positive affects in inflammation related to some illness such as heart disease and arthritis. It may even help in maintaining muscle strength for those suffering from chronic pain disorder ( or ‘fibromyalgia‘ ).

Pomegranate
In fact, pomegranate is proven to have strong anti-oxidant function. It has been discovered to be able to protect skin’s cell from environmental pollution, shielding from the UV beam harm. Further, it also nurture skin cells, slowing down the aging process.

Some researches shows that the  indicated pomegranate is even better in antioxidant capacity as compared to red wine and the green tea. In laboratory studies, researchers found that pomegranate juice is able to slow down cholesterol oxidation by almost half ! This is indeed a wonderful fruit !

On top of these, Pomegranate juice is also known to have anti-inflammatory effects. Couples with its high levels of anti-oxidants capacity, pomegranate are thus believed to be able to protect our body from damages caused by harmful free radicals in the environments.

Carrot
To some people, carrot is viewed as “skin food” ! As the name suggest, carrot could moisture our skin. While some likes to eat it raw, carrot is an excellent source of Vitamin A and potassium. It also contain vitamin C, vitamin B6, thiamine, folic acid, and magnesium.

Rich in pectin substance, it works with mercury in our body to discharge harmful substances ingredient to discharge, helping to maintain healthy skin and body.  Further, with its Vitamin B1, B2, Vitamin C, Vitamin E , Glutathione, Potassium, Calcium, both Alpha and Beta Carotene, carrot also helps in anti-oxidant and skin nourishing functionality.

Apricot
Having good nourishing effect for our skin, apricot also contain rich minerals and other useful substances such as fiber, Vitamin C , iron, zinc, the Vitamin B group, Calcium, Potassium and so on.

Not only that, with its low contain in Saturated Fat, Cholesterol and Sodium, apricot makes it suitable for those who are concerned in weight control while maintaining optimum health level.

Olive
As early as in the ancient Greece time, olive tree is the symbol of life and health. Beside being consumed as edible and healthy food, it is well known to be having prominent cosmetology results. t.  From the fruit itself, to its leaf, the whole olive tree could actually be refined into skin care essences. Olive essence is helpful in resisting pollution to skin cells, protecting skin from the harmful ultraviolet ray, and acting as anti-oxidant agent .

SunBlock

Perhaps one of the most talked about topic during summer time is Sun Screen Protection ! Nevertheless, even we had done our works in such protection, our lovely tender skin has eventually being damaged by the hot sun, one way or another. Way so ?!

Under the hot summer, our skin is actually under great test ! Let’s carefully look thru some of the below general knowledge and details :-

What do us really need to get protection from ?

In actual, we need to beware of the UVA area ! The long wave ultraviolet ray. This is the main culprit that really could damage the lipin and the collagen . UVA may penetrate the corium layer, causes the skin to tan, and accelerates skin aging activities.

UVB area ( the midwave ultraviolet ray ) – it may penetrate the skin’s corium layer, causes our skin gets burnt, red spot. But UVB could be shielded by clothes and glass.

Choosing the Right Protection for Various Skin Types

Do note that different skin nature requires different product in sun’s protection. That is, everyone might require different application for sun protection.

• Oily Skin Type – Advisable to choose water based sun protection lotion as it could helps to penetrate and better absorb by oily skin.
• Dry Skin Type – Choose Cream based for sun protection, which provide strong application.
• Natural/Mixed Skin Type  – Choose lotion based sun screen protection.

Getting the Right SPF Value

In general, when the SPF value is higher, it gives higher level in protection. In general, under normal weather condition, SPF8 to 12 would be suitable for normal skin type. For those who needs higher level f sun protection, choose SPF30 sun block lotion ;  For those with skin allergy, SPF value of 12 to 20 is more suitable.

Selecting the Right Protection with PA value

By now we should know, it is not only getting the right SPF value in sun block protection.  Because SPF can only defend our skin against the U-VB ultraviolet ray, which is only 1% ultraviolet rays.

The real major damages come from U-VA which could harms our elastic fiber rapidly, and causes the aging problem. To protect our skin against UVA, we should be looking for products with UVA “PA+”  indication.

For those going for swimming, it is wise to get sun block with not only SPF30+ value, but also with PA+++ indication. This would give you the best protection so far.

Though the majority of age spots are just harmless blemishes, there are still potential of getting into early stage of skin cancer . That said, if you do notice any of the spot enlarge, getting thickens, change in color, bleeds, feeling itchy and so on, it is strongly advisable to consult doctor.

Protection with Vitamin C

Although there is no magical ingredient that could just fade those annoying age spots, there are few that can help in boosting up your skin healthy level. For one, Vitamin C is one of the most well-known sunblock vitamin. In general, Vitamin C is important in keeping the skin younger and vibrant. A daily intake of Vitamin C of about 300~500 mg ( milligrams ) would certainly help in maintaining skin youthfulness.

Under sun exposure, free radical are natural occurring unstable molecules that could harm your skin. For some serious situation, it cold even cause significant damages. Vitamin C, being one of Antioxidants, could help in neutralizing those harmful free radicals. Further, since Vitamin C could prevent those skin damages from sun exposures, it is also believe that it could help to reduce wrinkle and age spots.

Sources of Vitamin C
Fresh vegetables and fruits, such as broccoli, cabbage, pineapples, cauliflower, lemon, citrus fruits, collard greens, strawberries, green and red peppers, brussel sprouts.

Prevention with Vitamin E

Another common antioxidant – Vitamin E , also helps in preventing sun damages that bring age spots. Vitamin E is a fat soluble vitamin that protects your cell membranes against those harmful free radicals. Researches shows that the natural Vitamin E oil , if applied before sun exposure, does helps in preventing inflammations and skin damages.

Such Vitamin E oil can be easily bought over the counter in your local drug store, example, Vitamin E fortified creams. It is also shown that if oil or creams that contains at least 5% of Vitamin E, it could be effective in reducing post sun damages.

Healthy dietary sources of Vitamin E

Spinach, corn, avocados, wheat germ, eggs, soybeans, nuts, polyunsaturated vegetable oil, and of course the sunflower seeds. A daily intake of 400IU of Vitamin E is recommended by most.

Recommendations

Oral Intakes :-

• Vitamin C  ( 300~500 milligrams daily )  ;
• Vitamin E  ( 400 IU daily – d-alpha-tocopherol )

External Application :-

• Vitamin C  ( 10% ~ 17% in lotion , depending on skin type)  ;
• Vitamin E  ( at least 5% in cream or oil, to apply after exposure under sun )