Monday 23 April 2012


Health tip for working women

Office workers who are they? Their work is strictly intellectual and very comfortable at first glance. But with a deeper look it is easy to realize that this is a deceiving impression. When you’re stuck at a desk all day, it gets even harder. Not only do you have to find the time outside of work hours to exercise, but you often have to spend so long at work that you never even get the time to look after yourself properly nutritionally this has its impact on our health.
To solve those problems, you can use these healthy tips:
Eat Breakfast:
Eating breakfast at home is the best weight control for an office worker. Your body needs food to start the day, and without breakfast your metabolism will be off all day. Eating breakfast before work does not mean ordering two donuts at the local coffee shop drive-thru. It could mean rising earlier to prepare a healthy breakfast. If you skip breakfast, you will be more likely to indulge in the closest food available.
Fresh air:
Lights, computers, servers and stereos, as well as people, all add to the overall temperature in an office making it hot and stifling. If possible keep a window open nearby, have plenty of green leafy plants around the office to recycle the carbon in the air and ensure that you leave your desk at lunch time, even if it’s just for 10 minutes. Breathe in the air, look at the sky and you will come back ready to attack the afternoon’s schedule.
Use the stairs:
Always sick of waiting for the elevator to arrive only to stand in a crowded, musty little box that stops every floor on the way to your destination? Take the stairs!
Water:
We will start with the glaringly obvious; but it’s so important to keep hydrated at work for an active brain and replenished skin. It is often easy to think that you are hungry when you are in fact thirsty. Try to drink 4-6 glasses a day at work. This will also ensure mobility when topping up your glass.
Occa­sion­ally go for a light diet:
Too much burg­ers and fries will build large amount of unnec­es­sary car­bo­hy­drate in your body.  Main­tain a light diet.  Take less meat.  Take more veg­eta­bles and fruits.  You need a bal­ance diet that con­sists of bal­ance nutri­ents in take.
By implementing one or all of these suggestions, you can help diminish the amount of weight you will gain sitting at your desk, and you may even begin to shed a few extra pounds.

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