The Importance of Protein For Bodybuilding - 6 Tips To Help You Eat More Protein and Build Mass
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I've jokingly been told that Hollywood is the land of the beautiful people. All we have to do is turn from right to left, to know that body image plays a significant role in society and everyday life. Even more so in the entertainment industry. How do we teach kids proper nutrition? How do we teach them to have positive image of themselves without copying the negative extremes that may be around them on a daily basis? It's not going to be easy, with little girls wanting to mimic their favorite pop stars and models.
Boys as well, pant's on the ground and all. As with all behavioral habits this teaching and guidance must start at home. A parent is never going to want to limit a child's nutritional intake in an attempt to make them lose weight. Children have growth patterns and spurts they will go through, by limiting nutrition in their diet a child can suffer both mental and physical health issues. If you have established healthy meal and snack habits at home you are off to a good start. Add in some exercise and your really moving.
It can't be helped that our children are going to be greatly influenced outside the home. From television, magazines, video games, and friends; everyone it seems will have a greater influence on your children than you. I can't tell you how many times my kids have told me, "Mom's old- fashioned, she doesn't get it." That was before I hit 50, you can imagine how I feel now! Regardless if in the entertainment industry or not, kids are going to want to be like their favorite stars. It's been like this for years and the chances of it changing anytime soon are dim. Parent's in this industry need to watch their children, the same as any other child. Signs of improper eating habits, drugs, poor grades, and behavioral issues may indicate an eating disorder as well as stress. Issues such as these can effect any child not just those involved in the industry. Labelling children who get involved in entertainment as the ones who suffer most from disorders is unfair, you merely hear about it more because these kids are in the public eye.
I've jokingly been told that Hollywood is the land of the beautiful people. All we have to do is turn from right to left, to know that body image plays a significant role in society and everyday life. Even more so in the entertainment industry. How do we teach kids proper nutrition? How do we teach them to have positive image of themselves without copying the negative extremes that may be around them on a daily basis? It's not going to be easy, with little girls wanting to mimic their favorite pop stars and models.
Boys as well, pant's on the ground and all. As with all behavioral habits this teaching and guidance must start at home. A parent is never going to want to limit a child's nutritional intake in an attempt to make them lose weight. Children have growth patterns and spurts they will go through, by limiting nutrition in their diet a child can suffer both mental and physical health issues. If you have established healthy meal and snack habits at home you are off to a good start. Add in some exercise and your really moving.
It can't be helped that our children are going to be greatly influenced outside the home. From television, magazines, video games, and friends; everyone it seems will have a greater influence on your children than you. I can't tell you how many times my kids have told me, "Mom's old- fashioned, she doesn't get it." That was before I hit 50, you can imagine how I feel now! Regardless if in the entertainment industry or not, kids are going to want to be like their favorite stars. It's been like this for years and the chances of it changing anytime soon are dim. Parent's in this industry need to watch their children, the same as any other child. Signs of improper eating habits, drugs, poor grades, and behavioral issues may indicate an eating disorder as well as stress. Issues such as these can effect any child not just those involved in the industry. Labelling children who get involved in entertainment as the ones who suffer most from disorders is unfair, you merely hear about it more because these kids are in the public eye.
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