Trio Enterprises, Inc.
Consultants for Health and Wellness
Trio Enterprises, Inc.
4845 Green Hills Circle
Antioch, CA 94531
ph: 786-828-9122
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LEARN HOW TO MANAGE YOUR HEALTH
MISSION STATEMENT
"Striving for the capacity to achieve optimal
quality of life."
NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (2019-nCoV) and You
How can you help protect yourself?
For more information, point and click on Newsletter at the top of this page.
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THE SECRET TO A LONG LIFE
"Don't Eat Dead Food!"
A Cholesterol Test You Can Take Right Now!
A little more than half of U.S. adults who need cholesterol medicine are currently taking it. Talk with your doctor about what your numbners should be and how to reach them.
Source: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention
ANSWERS TO QUIZ
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STAYING WELL DURING
COLD & FLU SEASON
What can you do to minimize your chances of falling ill this season?
For answers, I consulted an expert at Covia, Joanie Bowes-Warren, RNS, LNC, BSN
Senior Director of Quality of Care.
My, how times flies and time flies whether you're having fun or not! Unfortunately, the clock is ticking, the hours are going by. The past increases, the future recedes. You get the message! This 2019 is half over! Review the Health & Wellness Calendar below and get moving, "Fit It In!"
~ WJW
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B M I CALCULATOR
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a person's weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters. A high BMI can be an indicator of high body fatness. BMI can be used to screen for weight categories that may lead to health lproblems but it is not doagonostic of the body fatness or health of an individual.
~ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Let's get started by logging in:
This calculator provides BMI and the corresponding BMI weight status category. Use this calculator for adults, 20 years old and older. For children and teens, 2 throught 19 years old, use the BMI Calculator for Children and Teens.
For more information about the importance of a healthy diet and physical activity in reaching a healthy weight, visit the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/healthyweight.assessing/index.html
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A SAFE WAY TO LOSE 15 POUNDS
The best way to lose weight and keep it off is by adopting a healthy and sustainable lifestyle that you can maintain over time. When you crash diet and lose weight quickly, chances are that you are mostly losig water weight, and any real weight you do lose will likely come back once you start eating normally again. Unfortunately, though, many of us put off our weight-loss goals until we are [pressed for time before an upcoming even, whether it be a wedding, trip to a Caribbean get away, or a high school reunion, and then scramble desperately for last-munite ways to slim down. Whatever your reason is for crash dieting, this advise will show you whar you will need to do to drop pounds as quickly as possibe.
DISCLAIMER
This article is meant to be purely informative,
and in no way promotes unhealthy crash dieting.
For advice on how to lose weight the healthy way,
consult your physician or a licensed
nutrition professional.
- Aim to eat about 1,000 calories per day.
- Know the calorie content of the foods you eat.
- Eliminate sugar and most coarbohydrates (refer to the Glycemic Idex).
- Get some low-impact physical exercise.
- Cook your own meals.
- Drink losts of water
- Drink black coffee or unsweetened green tea.
- Chew on gum.
- Brush and floss your teeth in between meals.
- Induldulge inb pleasurable activities other than eating.
Sources and Citations
https://www.mayoclinic.com/health/exercise/SMOO109
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UNDERSTANDING TYPE II DIABETES
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Bringing Patients & Health Together
Atlanta, GA 800-241-4925
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What to Eat, When to Eat it
5 tips for timing your meals for better health
By Jodi Helmer
- For more energy, have a protein-packed breakfast.
- To refuel after a workout, try a carb-protein combo.
- For weight loss, load up at lunchtime.
- for a afternoon brain boost, grab a handful of nuts.
- For better sleep, full up on fiber.
For more information, read Jodi Helmer's article in the May 2016 issue of AARP Bulletine
Compiled by Willie J. Warren, MA
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FEATURE OF THE MONTH
THE SECRET TO A LONG LIFE
Don't Eat Dead Food!
As a nation we're a bit fat. We eat too much of the wrong type of foods. With technology on the rise, we don't burn many calories. Half or more of what we eat is "dead" food. Dead food has no nutrients. We call it dead because refining takes out almost all of its vitamins, minerals and fiber. It's super-tasy, super-digestible and you can eat a mountain of it without feeling full. But it's dead, and it's making us sick and fat.
How? Stored body fat causes inflammation, the prime source of strokes, cancers, diabetes - all the bad boys. Plus, it makes you look funny and feel bad about yourself.
WHAT IS DEAD FOOD?
- Filler- This is everything we're taught to love: bread, white rice, white pasta, sugar (white death), chips, soft drinks.
- Processed Food- Prepared items top this list: frozen meals, snacks, desserts. And weird stuff like ketchup.
- Fast Food- Think of your beloved french fries, cheeseburgers, milk shakes, griddle cakes and anything else that can be fried.
AN EATING STRATEGY FOR LIFE
- Build the perfect plate - Your plate should be 50 percent veggies and fruit, 25 percent whole grains, and 25 percent meat, poultry or fish.
- Quit the clean plate club - Your sainted mother was wrong-it's bad to clean your plate. The iron rule: Exercise more; eat less.
- Don't drink your calories - Sugar-laden colas, milk shakes and sports drinks are awash in calories but don't make you feel full.
- Limit the booze - Having one or two glasses of wine a night is fine. Having 10 is not!
DID YOU TAKE A PHYSICAL EXAM THIS YEAR?
Remember, always seek guidance from
your doctor or dietitian before
altering your diet.
compiled by Willie J. Warren, M.A.