Each person has its own lifestyle. Healthy lifestyle consists of two main elements – healthy eating and physical activity. Following the abovementioned two elements while increasing your energy and stamina, you can easily decrease the risk of many chronic diseases – including heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis and certain cancers. Healthy eating can even lower “bad” LDL cholesterol as much as low-dose statin drugs.
It will be better for you to develop your own healthy eating plan. Doing this you’ll have a chance to change your ration thoroughly by eating a variety of foods that you may have previously ignored before, for example delicious vegetables, grains and fruits.
Adolescence and early adulthood are periods in woman’s life when it is very important to build peak bone mass by eating foods rich in calcium. In such a way you may decrease the risk of developing osteoporosis, a progressive condition where there is a loss of bone that leaves those affected more liable to fractures.
During menstruation women lose iron, that’s why an adequate iron intake is necessary. The same is for calories which support energy and nutritional needs and at the same time help the body and its organs to function properly.
How to know what amount of calories an individual needs? It varies for each person and depends mainly on your gender, activity level and based on your age. To maintain current energy needs and normal body weight, women between 23 and 50 years of age generally need between 1,700 and 2,200 calories per day. General requirements for older women to support and sustain energy needs account for fewer calories.
But you must remember, even if you want to lose weight, your day calories intake must be no fewer than 1,500. If you do not observe these rules, you may be put at nutritional risk. Probably, it can result in malnutrition and poor health for you.
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