Absolute Fitness and Personal Training

ABsolute Fitness & Personal Training was opened in 1999 with a strong emphasis on developing the fitness of our local community.

ABsolute Fitness & Personal Training provides a comfortable atmosphere that focuses on active, healthy living for individuals of all ages and fitness levels. We offer state-of-the-art equipment, a wide range of fitness classes, customized personal training and innovative, motivating programs designed to help you incorporate fitness into your life. Our professional and caring staff is eager to share their enthusiasm for fitness.

ABsolute Fitness & Personal Training specializes in personalized fitness training for everyone aged 15 to 80+ years, designing programs for beginners or lifelong fitness enthusiasts.

We are committed to offering our members the best facilities available. Our attention to personalized service will ensure that you reach any level of fitness you desire.

Improve your quality of life with physical fitness. Let us share our expertise as we guide you on your journey to optimum health.



Monday, January 11, 2010

Battle Stress with these Foods

These healthy foods may help to relax you when stress has taken over or even
prevent stress from taking over.

Oatmeal
When good carbohydrates are
consumed our brain releases a chemical called serotonin. Serotonin is known as the “feel good” hormone as it helps to relax us. Oatmeal, a good
carbohydrate, is high in fiber and takes longer to digest, which in turn helps your body to release a steady flow of
serotonin.

Oranges

Filled with vitamin C, oranges may be beneficial in lowering blood pressure and cortisol (a stress hormone) levels at a quicker rate. In addition vitamin C is a helps to boost our immune system.

Salmon
Protecting against heart disease isn’t the only thing that Omega-3 fatty acids can do. They’ve been shown to help maintain levels of cortisol and
adrenaline. In addition to salmon, mackerel, herring and light tuna are rich in Omega-3s. Don’t like fish? Try other foods that are fortified with DHA, like eggs and yogurt.

Spinach
Rich in magnesium, spinach can help lower your stress levels. Also, many times a lack of magnesium can cause fatigue and trigger migraine headaches.


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