Brain Stimulator Method: A Miracle

               Nowadays everyone is worried about his/her health. Due to the increase in pollution and our bad eating habits it is ultimately our body that suffers at the end. Today there is a cut throat competition in every field like education, career, job etc. Due to such high pressure today's generation is under too much stress. This is one of the primary reason for suicides among youngsters.  But there are certain methods through which not only you can reduce your stress but also treat certain brain diseases like dementia, alzheimer, depression etc. One such great method is brain stimulator method which is a highly effective method to supercharge your brain, prevent and treat brain issues such as dementia, and effortlessly improve memory, focus and concentration.

                 When i came to know about this method for the first time, i could not believe in it because i had never heard about such brain stimulating method in my entire life. But one day my close friend came to me and he told me about this highly effective method that has changed his life completely. He further told me that he came to know about this brain stimulator method through internet. This method contains 30 brain exercises which are highly effective in some brain related conditions like stress, anxiety, depression, dementia etc. He also said that these brain related exercises have given him a new lease of life and now he is confident to face any challenge in his life.

                    After hearing all these from my dear friend i became excited and i requested him to tell me about few such exercises so that i could also benefit from them. He told me 3 brain exercises out of 30 plus known to him. He suggested me to try 3 of them first and if i get some good results then i am free to buy the whole package online in the form of E- Book. Further these E- Books are very cheap and affordable.

                    I had full faith in my best friend and i started doing these 3 brain exercises given by him. Within a week i started feeling much more relaxed both mentally and physically. My day to day stress had reduced a lot and i was a lot more confident and relaxed. I thought for a second by doing only 3 exercises i have seen such tremendous results then what would happen if i start doing all 30 of them. It was beyond my imagination. So i immediately open my laptop and downloaded this E- Book (given below) which contains a total of 30 brain exercises.

                   Today i want to thank my dear friend because it was him through which i came to know about these exercises which has made my life much better and prosperous. I am fortunate that i came to know about these brain exercises, because a lot of people are still ignorant of them. But I would make every effort to reach out to such people. For me it is just like doing a social service.

              If you want more information about this brain stimulator method which could transform your life completely then you can click below to know more about this miracle. If you find it is useful then you can buy this E-Book online. Goodbye!

                                           

Problem Of Obesity Among People

                    
         Obesity is a growing problem around the world, particularly among children. In 2010, more than one third of children and adolescents were overweight or obese. It is particularly prevalent in the United Arab Emirates, with it recently becoming the fifth most obese country in the world. However, all responsibility can be placed on every person for their decisions. In other words, obesity is a nutritional choice, not a disease. This conclusion, reached after extensive research, is based on the facts that obesity is mainly caused by excessive calorific intake, which, ethically, is completely voluntary. Obesity's social stigma, though significant, does not eliminate the onus on the obese person and any hereditary factors that may be claimed to cause obesity play no significant role in the development of obesity. Obesity's main cause is an excessive and unhealthy diet. 

                  A diet that is out-of-balance and contains too much of one food group or nutrient is one cause of many health problems, from heart disease to scurvy to diabetes. One of the key symptoms of this diet is obesity, officially defined as a “Body Mass Index greater than 30”. Obesity is usually obvious through certain visual cues, such as a large waistline and excess fat pockets, such as a double chin and a protruding belly. All of these symptoms can be directly linked back to excessive and unhealthy diet, which is clearly a nutritional choice. Some may argue that even though it is a choice, people may not have healthier food available, or they may simply not know any better. Although at first dietary guidelines were unclear or difficult to access, awareness has increased dramatically in recent years. This has been achieved through initiatives like the USA's Food Pyramid and popular documentaries like Morgan Spurlock's Super Size Me.

                  By 2011, BMC Pediatrics was able to report that “most adolescents(92.4%) are aware of the Food Guide Pyramid”. Therefore, any further consumption (or over-consumption) of foods, particularly unhealthy ones, is completely voluntary and has nothing to do with misinformation or the lack thereof. Modern government is based on the principle that educated, intelligent people have the ability and responsibility to protect themselves from harm. Nobody wants a “nanny state”. Because people are fully educated about the risks of an unhealthy, healthier food is readily available (at least in developed countries like the USA and the UAE), any choice to consume food or drinks that have an obvious deleterious effect is completely voluntary. 

                    Ethically, at least, there is no longer any justification for people not to make the right choices and to avoid unhealthy food. Socially, the issue of obesity is more complicated, though any effects do not play a large role in a person developing obesity. First of all, there is now a large stigma attached to obese people. Critics attack this stigma as discrimination, merely redirected to easy targets. This is particularly evident with regards to bullying in schools, as many students are bullied because of their weight. A study by the University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital found that 34% of obese children had been bullied. On the other hand, a stereotype of an obese bully, venting his lack of self-esteem on others, has entered popular culture. Both of these unfortunate situations, however, can be eliminated completely simply by reducing your weight.  

                As described above and below, there is no reason why somebody who has made a commitment to losing weight cannot achieve his or her goal. Therefore, social factors such as bullying, though they play a role in the development and retention of obesity, do not affect a person to such an extent that they cannot, through a healthy diet and exercise, eliminate obesity. Many obese people try to excuse or explain their obesity through having a“slow metabolism” or being “big-boned”. However, these causes do not play a significant part in determining a person being obese or not. One study by PLOS Medicine surveyed over 20 000 people who were obese, many of whom claimed that their obesity was genetic. It found that their “geneticpredisposition to obesity can be reduced by approximately 40% by having a physically active lifestyle”. This, along with a cohort of other studies, have conclusively found that genetic predispositions play no significant role in the development of obesity. Therefore, any genetic predispositions or family history play no part in obesity. Once genetic predispositions have been shown to play no significant effect in obesity, and social concerns have been eliminated as a cause, the fact remains that obesity is not disease.  

             After also seeing that most people are thoroughly informed and educated about obesity and a healthy diet, the only conclusion that can be drawn is that it is every person's right and responsibility to prevent themselves from falling into the trap of obesity. Obesity is therefore not a disease. Rather, it is a clear nutritional choice.