Are Low Income and Obesity Related?

October 31st, 2009 by Sara Mendez



Obesity rates among the poor reached a 147% increase in 2002 obesity according to medicinenet.com. This made those at the poverty level one of the fastest growing obesity group in the country. Being obese for those at the poverty line is due to make circumstances which are out of their control. Many poor families report some of the reasons they let their weight fluctuate is because of lack of exercise, food choices and no access to health food stores or supermarkets.

Living in government assisted housing, commonly known as “projects” are typical housing for those who are poor. The projects play host to gangs, shootings, and other more serious crimes. Many children and families report this as the number one reason they do not get out an exercise, they are too scared to be outside at all. Projects often do not have playgrounds, sidewalks or lawns where families or children can play. If there is a playground near by often it is a central meeting place for gangs and gang activity, again making it a less than ideal hang out for children or individuals looking for a place to exercise.

Imagine living off of Cup O’Noodle, macaroni and cheese and Hamburger Helper every night for dinner. This is a reality of those on food stamps or other food assistance programs. Trying to eat healthy on food stamps is near impossible. Often those who use foods stamps have many mouths to feed and they need to stretch the money as far as it will go. The Department of Human Services suggests buy cheep staple foods. Families who are on food stamps do not care how healthy or unhealthy a dinner or lunch is as long as their families are eating.

Eating healthy is not cheap, organic foods and other food substitutes such as Egg Beaters or tofu are not items on low income families grocery lists. Often they do not have grocery lists at all because there are no grocery stores anywhere near their homes and lugging $400.00 worth of groceries on a bus alone is not easy. Many do not buy fresh fruits or vegetables since one they can not afford to buy fresh produce every week and two there is no where in the inner city to buy these items.

Large cities such as New York, Chicago or Los Angles often lack a supermarket or health food store in close proximity to inner city living. Many project tenets go grocery shopping at Circle K’s or Quickie Marts since they are close to their homes. Sciencedaily.com reports one of the leading reasons for obesity among the poor is lack of grocery stores in their neighborhoods. There are no farmers markets offering organic produce or health food stores with tofu, these people get what they can at corner markets.

Being poor is no reason to let your health suffer. However when it comes to trying to better yourself or become more healthy, the odds are defiantly against you if you are in the low income bracket. It has become more important then ever to take care of yourself regardless of your income level. The rising costs of health care are not going down, and by being obese you are not part of the solution.

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How Machiavellian Persuasion Techniques Should Be Integrated With Hypnotic Mind Control

October 31st, 2009 by Dr. Anthony Taylor

It would be such a different world if we never had to practice any form of deceit or craftiness to get the things we wanted from others, but this simply isn’t the way things are.

Perhaps some of the most successful and yet crafty individuals are the politicians. The politician always tells people one thing and does something entirely different. The politician always makes promises they seldom keep, and yet we continually see them reelected into office time and time again. In fact, although it cannot be denied that they deal with their voters deceitfully, they even get elected into higher offices in the future.

Although people do not trust politicians, they also trust them. This contradiction which benefits the politician is based entirely upon Machiavellian persuasion techniques. It’s not actual hypnotic mind control in action when people go to a hypnotist and volunteer to get put into trance by the hypnotist in order to stop smoking or to lose weight. Hypnotic mind control is what helps you covertly advance into higher positions to increase your options.

As we fully consider the scope of persuasion, hypnotic mind control should always have a Machiavellian spin on it so that you can obtain the same success that world leaders have enjoyed for centuries. You will easily hypnotize the masses without them knowing they have been hypnotized, and even though there will always be a select few who see through your deceit, this will never nullify the fact that the majority of people whom you are trying to persuade will not see through your deceit.

This, as Machiavelli said, was the inevitable division among the people that the persuasion artist must simply learn how to use to their advantage. Persuasion is a numbers game, and as you fully consider politics, you will notice that politics are everywhere: At work, At Home, In Hollywood, and even in our schools and prison systems.

Politics are everywhere, so every persuasion artist ought to behave shrewdly like the politician in order to advance his or her best interest. This means that you can think as you like but you should always behave like other people so it always seems that you have their best interest in your deepest intentions and concerns.

Covert hypnosis is not just language patterns. Language patterns are only a piece to a much greater whole as the art of persuasion is concerned.

To learn the power and the secrets of hypnotic mind control and the persuasion techniques that enable you to obtain the things you want, go to Disguised Hypnosis for a free CD that is immersed in the principles of persuasion.

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Sharing stories of breast cancer to help alert others – Manteca Bulletin

October 31st, 2009 by admin

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Neuro Linguistic Programming And Its Creator John Grinder

October 31st, 2009 by Ingrid Preube

John Grinder along with Dr. Richard Bandler is the co-founder of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP). John is a graduate in psychology of the University of San Francisco and later acquired a PhD in Linguistics from the University of California in San Diego in the early 1970s. He also served in the US Military as a captain in the Special forces and later worked for the US Intelligence agency.

John was appointed to the position of linguistics professor at the newly founded University of California in Santa Cruz. He is distinguished in the linguistics field, especially int he area of syntax. John has published many works including On Deletion Phenomena in English (1972) and Guide to Transformational Grammar (1973) along with other books and articles.

After being invited to participate in therapy groups with psychology student Richard Bandler, John became aware of linguistic patterns used by the therapists. John went on to co-found Neuro Linguistic Programming with Bandler.

The language patterns used by therapists such as Fritz Perls, Virginia Satir and Milton H. Erickson, who was a hypnotherapist, was used along with transformational grammar as the basis for John Grinder and Richard Bandler to come up with their own model called Neuro Linguistic Programming.

Further developed using the published works of the above therapists, the model John was working on later became Neuro Linguistic Programming. Since then John has also co-written many works on the practical applications of NLP and the theories behind it.

All over the world, many people have become more self-confident as a result of studying the techniques involved in Neuro Linguistic Programming. This has allowed them to become more successful both in their professional endeavors and their personal lives.

Your mind will work positively and achieve the best results when using the techniques created by John Grinder and Richard Bandler and their work on Neuro Linguistic Programming. Understanding NLP will help you better understand those around you. NPL will also help you achieve your own goals by helping you to co-ordinate your thoughts, behavior feelings and words. It won’t happen overnight, but gievn time it will work.

Getting your message across to your audience in an effective manor is important to all of us, and NLP will help you achieve this by helping you to keep your thoughts, actions and words in alignment.

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How Hypnotism Can Help You

October 31st, 2009 by Timothy Greensland

Hypnotism is the practice of a hypnotherapist guiding a subject into a meditative state. Unfortunately there is a lot of confusion around about what is and is not hypnotism. Ever since the beginning of hypnotism, people have been fascinated by it.

A state of mind that can more easily be manipulated by outside forces for the affect of curing a disorder is often the goal in hypnosis. The hypnotherapist will help the patient they are treating achieve this meditative state of mind so that the new measures suggest by the hypnotherapist can be accepted more readily than they would under the patients normal state of mind.

Although only abut 25% of the population can be hypnotized easily, even less people, roughly 20%, cannot be hypnotized at all, according to a recent survey. Much more of the population lies in the middle with some ability to be hypnotized, and some ability to have disorders at least partially cured through hypnosis, although most people would agree it is certainly not an exact science.

Perhaps now is a good time to see an example to explain this a little more clearly.

One of the more common uses of hypnosis is for patients to help smokers stop smoking, often when other methods they have tried have already failed. To treat this patient in hypnotism the hypnotists will first attempt to place the smoker into the meditative state of hypnosis. Once in this state the hypnotist will ask the smoker to first think about the negative results of their smoking and then later the positive results that would be experienced by the patient giving up smoking. These thoughts are also later verbalized as part of the hypnotism. With the help of the hypnotherapist the smokers perceptions about smoking can be changed to affect a cure that will last even after the hypnotism has finished.

Actively focusing on the negative and positive perceptions and the changes that have been learned during hypnotism is required for the patient to be successfully cured after the hypnotism sessions end.

Quitting smoking using hypnotism has worked for a large variety of people, many of whom go on to recommend the practice to their friends and family.

Don’t let fear of the unknown or the fear of trying something new hold you back from trying a treatment that really could change your life. Many people have tried this form of therapy and found it works for them, it could work for you as well.

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Discover The Three Biggest Mistakes While Overcoming Driving Anxiety

October 30th, 2009 by Cecil Kelly

While it is true that you can overcome driving fear only by facing it, you need to take it step by step to avoid worsening your fear. One more incident that scares your wits out will put an end to your driving aspirations forever. Avoid the following most common mistakes.

First Mistake: Testing Rather Than Practicing: Your aim is to get better at driving, not perfect. If you get better with each passing day of practice, you will eventually become perfect. Avoid the temptation to test your progress directly on freeways or bridges ahead of schedule.

Testing causes anxiety, stress and the possibility of failure, in which case your driving phobia will worsen. You don’t want to risk that. The sensible way to go is one step at a time.

Second Mistake: Practicing in Heavy Traffic: Even moderate traffic can be intimidating for many people. If you practice in traffic, chances are you will retreat into your phobia because of stress, anxiety or even a panic attack. Your time will come, but not now.

Practice in no traffic or light traffic. There is no reason why you would want to make it more difficult for you by practicing on busy roads. Pick a quiet road to practice on every day. If there is no such place, pick a good time to practice when the traffic is minimal.

Third Mistake: Not Relaxing Your Body: Not letting go of tension and strain from your body is a mistake because only a relaxed body can lead to a relaxed mind. Whenever you notice some driving anxiety building up, relax your body one part at a time.

Do not wait until you almost get a panic attack to practice relaxation methods. You need to practice them as a preventative measure. When you stop at a red light, be sure to apply the techniques. Relaxation is a great way to reduce the rising levels of anxiety as you drive.

If you avoid these mistakes there is no reason why you shouldn’t drive away to freedom from fear and anxiety. Take it in sessions and pat yourself after each one. This will reprogram your subconscious mind and make you feel peaceful and happy about driving.

To read more about overcoming fear of driving, check out Cecil Kelly’s excellent articles on afraid of driving on his website.

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Subliminal Perception In A Nutshell

October 29th, 2009 by Trevor Johnson

James Vicary once reported that there seemed to be an increase in popcorn and soda sales during movies when “Eat Popcorn” and “Drink Coke” were flashed on the big screen. George Orwell even incorporated the idea of subliminal perception in his book 1984. Messages have been sent subliminally in advertising for the past 30 years. Even the BBC used messages in their radio jingles in the 1920s. The desire to unlock the unconscious processes of the mind have always been intriguing and what most people want to do.

People end up enjoying music heard frequently, marrying people working or living nearby, and even wearing clothes advertised on television. Why? The repetitious exposure to objects increases a person’s positive attitude towards them. Whilst this isn’t normally regarded as being subliminal influence, you could certainly argue that this was actually likely to be the case.

There have been numerous studies performed on the correlation between how much someone likes something and how much subliminal stimuli was given. Reports show that the more familiar a person is with an object, the more likely s/he will be attracted to it.

An example of an experiment performed, to show that repetition breeds approval, involves 10 pairs of abstract polygons. One of the polygons in the pair is flashed directly to the person in the experiment, while the other is shown subliminally.

After the person is exposed to 7 separate subliminal flashes of one polygon, the person is asked which polygon out of the pair she prefers. Most people tend to choose the polygon that was flashed in front of them subliminally.

Social and cognitive psychologists have been intrigued with the idea of subliminal perception for a countless number of years. They feel that subliminal stimuli is perceived by humans and alters their cognitive processes, as well as possibly their behavior. From cartoons to politics, subliminal stimuli is everywhere. The desire to find out more about the unconscious processes of the human mind will always be strong.

Discover more about subliminal perception and find out how to make subliminal messages.

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