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Dare to Live Again!

Dare to Live Again!. THE OBJECTIVE: To learn how to slow the aging process, increase your energy, and prevent an injury from ruining your quality of life. Let’s Assess Your Day. As a typical day progresses how many of you feel tired, stiff, and/or achy?

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Dare to Live Again!

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  1. Dare to Live Again! THE OBJECTIVE: To learn how to slow the aging process, increase your energy, and prevent an injury from ruining your quality of life.

  2. Let’s Assess Your Day • As a typical day progresses how many of you feel tired, stiff, and/or achy? • Do you arrive home without energy to pursue activities of your interest?

  3. WORK SMARTER! By the end of our session, you will learn about foods that: NOT HARDER! • Reduce pain & increase energy • Increase flexibility & drastically reduce the aging process

  4. Simple Solutions 1. Structural 2. Chemical 3. Energetic

  5. How many of you would like to improve your quality of life?

  6. Nutrition 101 • Energy • Catalysts • Building blocks Let’s start by understanding the 3 basic categories of nutrients.

  7. Proteins: Build all tissues Fats: Provide long term energy and produce hormones Carbohydrates: Provide short term energy Our bodies need… Macronutrients!

  8. Would you like to feel like this when you are 80 years old?

  9. Carbohydrates Examples of foods that offer short term energy

  10. Proteins Examples of foods that build tissues

  11. Fats Examples of foods that offer long-term energy.

  12. Catalysts • Vitamins • Minerals • Enzymes

  13. SUPERFOODS! Beans Blueberries Soy Oats Broccoli Spinach Tea (green or black) Tomatoes Turkey Walnuts Yogurt Oranges Pumpkin Salmon

  14. 1-2-3’s of Eating

  15. Create a MealExercise 1 Objective: Create a well- balanced meal. • Partner with 1 other person • Select and place foods together in order to create a complete meal • Coach and discuss

  16. Rotation DietExercise 2 Objective: Identify the nutritional needs for your body. • Decide what you want from your body. • Add the type of food you need to increase or decrease to get what you want from your body.

  17. Increase Your VitaminsExercise 3 Objective: Increase the potential vitamin intake of your meal using the charts that are provided. • Switch partners • With your new partner, find 3 foods that help to increase vitamin B

  18. Q & A If you have any questions or comments, Please contact: Total Natural Health Dr. Mario J Dominguez, DC Dr. Steven E Shaffer, DC Email: reception@tnhc.org Phone: (714)540-0555

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