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1001 Beauty Tips News
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Issue 3,
Editor: Tracie Johansen,

Publisher: http://www.1001beautytips.com

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IN THIS ISSUE
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1. Quotes for the Week
2. Site Updates
3. Classifieds
4. New Free eBook! The Things Women Say!
5. Walking For Your Life
6. You Can Have Silky Shiny Hair
Includes a recipe for protein shakes and
deep hair conditioner.
7. Subscription Management
8. Contact Information


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Quotes for the Week

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"People are like stained-glass windows. They sparkle and
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Elizabeth Kubler-Ross


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WALKING FOR YOUR LIFE

There is a common misconception that walking is not
exercise. A lot of people believe that in order to be
healthy and to lose weight, you need to do high impact
exercise.

Luckily, this is not the case. Studies have shown that
walking provides great overall cardiovascular fitness,
reduces the risk of cancer and heart disease, lowers
cholesterol levels, lowers blood pressure, helps
alleviate lower back pain, and reduces the risk of
arthritis and osteoporosis. Walking also alleviates
stress and depression and improves your immunity as well.


Additional benefits of walking include stimulating
creativity and problem solving skills, as well as
being used as a form of meditation. Walking gives
you the opportunity to be outdoors in the fresh air
and the chance to watch the seasons change.

It is also the perfect way to get away from phones,
pagers, faxes, e-mail, and other interruptions. And,
in addition to all these great benefits, walking is
safe, easy, and cheap. What more can you ask for?
Get out there and start walking!

Start Your Walking Program

* Consult your doctor prior to starting any exercise
program if you are sedentary, a 40+ male, or a 50+
female.

* Stretch first to warm up your muscles. You should
concentrate on stretching your torso, quadriceps,
hamstring, gluteus muscles (buttocks), calves, and
Achilles' tendon (heel). Hold each stretch for 15 to
30 seconds each, repeating at least once for each
muscle group and being careful not to bounce.

* Wear loose fitting garments

* Always carry water when you walk.

* For beginners, walk 30 minutes a day 3 days a week,
gradually increasing to 5 days a week.

What is the correct walking stride?

* Start slow and easy, at your own pace.

* Push off from your back foot.

* Walk heel to toe with a rolling motion of the foot.

* Keep arms close to body and bent at an almost 90
degree angle to your body.

* Hold your head high, keep shoulders down and relaxed,
chest should be out, and eyes looking straight ahead.

* Concentrate on breathing evenly and swinging your arms
naturally.

Walking Gear

* Shoes- Choose a comfortable, lightweight shoe that has
shock absorbers in the heel and in the ball of the shoe.
It should also bend at the widest part of the shoe. The
back of the shoe should be soft and contoured to help
your foot roll forward.

* Socks- Wear white synthetic socks or white
synthetic/cotton blend socks because colored dyes
can aggravate athlete's foot. The heel and toe should
be padded and, to prevent blisters, there should be no
toe seams. The center of the sock should also have a
tight weave to prevent bunching and slippage.

* Hat/Visor - Wear a hat in the early morning hours to
keep warm and a visor on hot days to protect your face
from the sun and to allow the heat from your head to
escape, keeping you cool.

* Pedometer- for keeping track of how many miles you
are walking.

* Calorie Burn Counter - to help keep you motivated if
you are trying to achieve weight loss.

10 Fitness Walking Tips

* If you don't have a solid block of time, break your
walking into smaller chunks. For example, instead of
walking 1 hour, walk for 30 minutes twice a day.
Studies have shown that this is as beneficial as
walking for 1 hour at one time.

* Wear reflective clothing at night and, if you must
walk on a road or street that does not have a sidewalk,
always walk facing traffic.

* Incorporate hills into your walking route. This adds
variety and challenge to your workout and raises your
metabolism by at least 10%.

* Interval train to get more out of your workout.
Increase your walking speed for 1 or 2 blocks and
then slow back down o your regular pace for the next
1 or 2 blocks. Continue to alternate between walking
and speed walking.

* If you are walking solo, listen to music or an audio
book but always make sure that you can still hear what
is going on around you.

* Find a walking partner. In addition to the companionship
provided, it will help keep you motivated as well.

* Alternate your route to prevent boredom. Take one
route every other day and another one in between.
In addition to neighborhoods try the beach, a park,
or a trail.

* Another way to get more out of your walking routine
is to swing your arms more. This helps burn more energy
and helps you to walk faster. See power walking below
for more information.

* Add push ups, sit ups, and weight training to your
pre-walk stretches to build muscle and strength.

*Keep a log of your time, distance walked, and calories
burned for motivation.

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You Can Have Silky Shiny Hair
by Tracie Johansen

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The winter is so hard on your hair. When that cold wind
hits it, it can dry out your hair and damage it beyond
repair and the only hope is to trim your hair to "cut off"
the damaged ends. Wait! I don't want to cut my hair!

Here are some tips to get through the winter with the
least possible damage to your hair. Maybe this year you
won't have to cut it.

Shampoo every other day or less frequently, if possible,
unless you exercise regularly or work outdoors. Excess
shampooing strips natural oils from the hair.

Let your hair air dry whenever possible. Blow-drying can
dry out the hair and damage it even more. When using hot
rollers or a curling iron put thin strips of cotton fabric
around them to lessen the damage done by them to your hair.

If you're in a rush and have to blow dry your hair,
use the dryer on the lowest, coolest setting or stand
in front of a fan and run your fingers gently through
your hair as it dries.

Massage your head daily for 5-10 minutes to promote
blood flow to the scalp and improve the quality of
your hair. Start at your temples and work toward the
back of your head, apply pressure in circular motions.

Turn your head upside down and give it a good brushing
from the scalp to the ends, which stimulates the scalp
and spreads natural oils through the hair.

Be sure to take your B vitamins. B6, B12, folic acid,
pantothenic acid and biotin are associated with moisture
rich hair. You can take a multivitamin or eat foods rich
in B vitamins including soybeans, bananas, beans, yogurt,
avocados, eggs and grains.

Be sure to eat enough protein. Your hair is composed of
protein and if you don't get enough it could cause your
hair to become dry and brittle. Make a protein shake
twice a day just to be sure.

Protein Shake Recipe

2 Tbs. Soy protein Powder (your favorite kind)
1 cup milk or juice
1/4 cup fresh, canned or frozen fruit
ice

Mix in a blender until smooth and creamy.

Try this wonderful deep conditioning treatment once a week
to rejuvenate dry damaged hair.

Egg Shampoo

1 egg
1 tsp. olive oil
1 tsp. lemon juice
1 Tbs. castile soap
1/2 cup water or herbal tea
5 Drops of essential oil of your choice (optional)

Combine all in blender and whip until smooth. Shampoo
with mixture using warm, not hot water for the shampoo
and rinse. Store any remaining shampoo in the
refrigerator for use the next day.

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not meant to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Individuals suffering from any disease or illness, should
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