Staying fit by the clock.
Can time affect our diets? Some experts proclaim that there is a best
time for everything. They say this applies to eating, sleeping, drinking and
exercising. By following the best times,
they report that you can stay healthier and happier. Staying fit by the clock
is a philosophy that stresses consistency.
You exercise and eat at consistent times during the day. However, with the many changes that each of
use face in our lives, we must fit our exercise and eating into the varied
patterns that our daily schedule will face. Modern life does not seem to allow many of
us the luxury of a fixed schedule that never changes.
For instance, in terms of my own exercise schedule, I find
that it must be flexible to accommodate my teaching schedule. My teaching
schedule changes from quarter to quarter. Thus some quarters, I am teaching
nights and others quarters it will be days. I adapt my exercise schedule to these changes. Some
months, I exercise in the morning, some in the afternoon and some in the
evening. There might be better times to exercise, but some exercise is better
than no exercise regardless of when I do it. I have even run as late as 11 PM
when it was dark and quiet. I bought some of those headlamps to wear when running trails at night. It is a very eerie feeling to run at dark with these lights giving me a true sense of tunnel vision in the woods.
I also like to pay attention to my body clock as well as my
time clock. I don’t care if it is “eating” time or supper time. If I am not
hungry, I am not going to eat. Eating by the clock seems foolish to me. We have
so many experts giving us advice that we forget to listen to our own common
sense. What does your body tell you? Do
you feel good? Do you feel healthy? Are
you proud of your looks and your health? If not, then you probably need to do
something different. Explore, read, and ask an expert but DO NOT put all of
your health and happiness into an expert’s hands, no matter how many degrees
they have. How can you take charge of your life and your time now? What is keeping you from taking
responsibility for your own life? If you already feel that you do, wonderful.
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