Things You'll Need
- Natural multivitamin
- Dark, leafy green vegetables
- Sardines
- Seeds
- Yoga mat
1. Take a natural multivitamin every morning to ensure intake of any nutrients that might be lacking in your daily diet. It is important to combine this approach with a healthy diet to still supply the body with adequate fats and proteins needed for growth.
2. Eat sardines to take in a good source of absorbable calcium and vitamin D. A can of sardines contains as much or more calcium than cow's milk, and also provides natural vitamin D, which helps promote calcium absorption. Sardines contain a good amount of omega-3 fatty acids and protein, both of which are required for proper growth and functioning throughout the body.
3. Increase your intake of seeds, particularly pumpkin seeds and sesame seeds. These provide zinc, an important micro-mineral needed for growth and repair. According to the Journal of Tropical Pediatrics, zinc can improve stature in children with growth hormone imbalances. Other food sources include oysters and lamb.
4. Eat six or more servings of green, leafy vegetables every day. This will usually provide necessary daily intakes for calcium, vitamin C and vitamin A. These vitamins are important for bone building and collagen synthesis. It should also provide the daily recommended value for vitamin K, an important vitamin in bone growth.
Ensuring Proper Growth Through Exercise
1. Perform jumping exercises every other day to provide stress to the bones to promote growth. Simply jumping up and down will provide the appropriate amount of stress to keep bones healthy and strong, and to also increase heart rate, metabolism and human growth hormone.
2. Include various stretching activities after the jumping exercises to loosen the muscles. Stretching throughout the day, every day, will also promote a long, lean body.
3. Practice yoga, which utilizes stretching and balancing exercises. More dynamic stretching poses are introduced during a yoga practice, helping to sculpt a longer, leaner look to the body. It will also increase oxygen intake and decreases stress. Psychological stress may prevent proper functioning of human growth hormone in children, according to Donald Zimmerman of Children's Memorial Hospital, who expands on an article in the New England Journal of Medicine. Correction of the stressful environment, however, will reverse the growth problems and promote the growth of the child.
Không có nhận xét nào:
Đăng nhận xét