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3 Health Trends That Are Worth Investing In Right Now (Alkaline Water is #1)

 
Trends, like the seasons, come and go. Nowhere is the fleeting nature of trends more apparent than in the health and beauty industry. People are constantly looking for the next big thing, the next health secret to keep them looking and feeling their best.

The beauty of autumn doesn't last forever, but the beauty of alkaline water certainly will!

The beauty of autumn doesn’t last forever, but the beauty of alkaline water certainly will!

Although most trends can’t be trusted and any health advice should be backed by supporting evidence, the three health trends that follow appear to deliver. That’s why they are the top three health trends that are worth investing in right now.

Trend #1: Alkaline Water

Tyent's new Ace-11 water ionizer is the hottest product in alkaline water.

Tyent’s new Ace-11 water ionizer is the hottest product in alkaline water.

Much has been made about the health benefits of alkaline water in recent years. Athletes, celebrities, and doctors have long chimed about amazing alkaline water and now water ionizers are becoming a necessary appliance for health-conscious people everywhere.

Water ionizers work by filtering and ionizing water to create alkaline water that is more hydrating, antioxidant-rich, and better tasting than tap water. Hydration and antioxidants are key components of a healthy lifestyle and alkaline water ionizers deliver on both fronts, plus they are really convenient.

Celebrities love alkaline water because it keeps them looking young. Athletes love alkaline water because it helps them recover faster from workouts. You will love alkaline water for all those reasons and more!

Trend #2: Juicing Green Vegetables

Fresh green vegetables and fruits, on wooden background

The chemical that makes plants green is called chlorophyll. Fortunately, plants with a heavy concentration of chlorophyll also have a high concentration of health vitamins and minerals that have magnificent effects on the human body.

TIME magazine performed a survey of five leading nutrition experts and all five of them endorsed green juice as a healthy beverage. According to Dr. Lydia Bazzano of the Tulane University School of Public Health,

“Research on fruit and vegetables juices found that vegetables—especially the green leafy kind—were linked to less risk of developing diabetes.”

In short, green means good.

Trend #3: Body Weight Training

Three women doing push ups in park

Skip the gym, head outside, and get back to the basics of fitness by performing body weight workouts to stay in shape. Simple exercises like body weight squats, push-ups, pull-ups, and sit-ups are really all a person needs to stay toned and healthy.

The many benefits of body weight workouts include saving money on a gym membership, enjoying the outdoors, and less risk for injury. Combine multiple body weight movements into a circuit for a full body burn anywhere, at any time.

Tyent Water Ionizers: The #1 Trend in Health

Tyent alkaline water is a health trend that has impressed the world. Although most trends may fade, it seems that alkaline water is a health trend that is here to stay. Pretty soon, alkaline water won’t be a trend at all; instead it will be a requirement for anyone who wants to be the healthiest they can be.

Join the movement. Browse the Tyent Water Ionizer’s Buyers Guide now!

Exercise and Tyent Water, a Winning Combination

 

Improve the Quality of Your Life through Exercise

 

Weight LifterI didn’t make it to the gym again today…that’s five years in a row now.

If you are like me, you realize the importance of daily exercise.  And if you are a lot like me, you realize you don’t exercise enough.  However, I am taking steps and making strides, and if you’ve been thinking about exercising, I want to encourage you to begin.

At Tyent USA, we’re all about good health.  Endless studies have proven that exercising offers numerous health benefits and new studies have shown that not only the body benefits from exercise, but the mind and spirit as well.  Depression, that gloomy feeling and even a negative attitude, all can improve with some regular physical exertion.  Now that is news worthy.

The even better news is that you don’t have to be an exercise junky or a gym rat to improve your health because even when done in moderation, exercise can be a life changer.  Without even realizing it, you can get positive results through daily activities if you expend enough energy.  Wash your car, plant some flowers…take the dog for a walk (you’ll both benefit), clean the house, exert yourself.

Exercise can help to improve many conditions of the body, while even preventing some maladies and diseases from occurring.  The biggest obstacle for many people when it comes to exercise is often just getting started.  Some of us have a natural tendency toward resistance when it comes to working out regularly.  But that resistance will soon subside once you start.  The reason this will happen is that when you do begin to exercise, you are not going to have the same mentality or mindset that you do now.  Your brain will reset and look forward to some structured form of physical exertion as you and your body begin to feel better.
         top-fiveFive physical facts that may motivate you.

 

People who exercise even in moderation experience

 Faster weight loss

 Improved circulation

 Lowered blood pressure

 Less stress

 Reduced risk of stroke and heart disease

 

 

     Numbers     By the Numbers

 

Here are some numbers about our health.

Just since 1990, the number of people with Type 2 Diabetes has increased an incredulous 62%, affecting more than 17 million people in this country.*  Sugary foods and soft drinks along with a sedentary lifestyle are strong contributing factors to this frightening increase in diabetics.  When you engage in physical activity, you lose weight more rapidly.  When you lose weight, your body can become more sensitive to insulin, which in turn improves your blood sugar, helps control cholesterol levels, and reduces your blood pressure.  

That is a whole lot of body repair by working out for less time than you’d spend waiting in a doctor’s office to treat something you might have avoided with regular exercise.

Doctor Frank Hu, of the Harvard School of Public Health, found in his study that a brisk, hour-long walk could help decrease Type 2 Diabetes by a staggering 34%.

A study published in the journal Stroke, found that you could decrease your chance of having a life-threatening or possibly fatal stroke by 20% if you are even moderately active.  Being more active increases those numbers.

 
But Don’t Kill Yourself Trying to Live Longer

Fitness Montage  Life is too short to do all the things necessary to live longer.”

 

 That’s how I feel anyway.

Most of us can never do all those things that will make us healthier and perhaps even live longer.  There simply isn’t enough time.  But we can do some.  If you are able, take a brisk walk or work in the garden, do some warm-up exercises for 10 minutes a day, anything just to get the heart pumping good because any exercise is better than no exercise.  

If you can’t do all the things the experts recommend, do what you can and try to do more as it becomes easier for you.  It will improve your health.  No matter your age, physical activity is the key to keeping the body working.

If you plan to begin exercising, you’re going to sweat and you’re naturally going to drink more fluids.  Especially, in the hot summer months.  Forget continually buying expensive bottles of plastic water and consider investing in a Tyent ionized alkaline water purifier.  Tyent systems produce water that is rich in minerals with a healthy seven plus, pH factor.  

Additionally, Tyent Water is some of the purest and most healthy water you can drink.  And no water hydrates you faster.

Did you know you can also lose weight by drinking more water as that flushes the toxins and fat cells from the body?

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