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Feb
19

8 Ways to General Health and Fitness

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It never fails but as soon as I wrote all my Weight Loss, Weight Gain, Fitness and Nutrition type of tips I had a few left over that couldn’t really be placed into these categories.

But as you will see they are right on the money for your general health and fitness and can be used in your everyday activities.

Lets take a peek:

What Is A Healthy Diet – A healthy diet satisfies two criteria: It contains enough fibre and a number of micronutrients including vitamins and minerals to maintain a healthy body. It is balanced in forms of fat, protein, and carbohydrates and micronutrients.

Don’t Train With The Flu – This is one of the biggest exercise blunders you can make A number of temperature raising viruses, including the flu can affect the muscles.

People often forget that the heart is also a muscle and can be weakened by the flu virus. Normally our hearts can cope with the strain of this, but exercising on top of an already weakened heart is potentially fatal. After a bout of the flu, you should wait at least 48 hours before exercising again.

Cool Down – When you do a strenuous workout the blood vessels in your muscles dilate to deliver more blood for the muscles to operate. The skin vessels also dilate to increase the heat loss from your body, which is why you get flushed after exercise.

If you don’t give your blood and skin vessels enough time to recover, and jump straight under hot water your skin vessels will dilate even further. Then your heart goes into overdrive trying to pump blood throughout the body.

Ultimately you might notice symptoms like faintness, dizziness or at worst, you could even collapse.

Don’t Eat Before Exercising – Always try to eat two or three hours before your exercise and not after that. If you do eat before exercise you can develop what is known as “dumping syndrome’ where the blood supply that normally goes to your muscles during exercise is diverted to your gut.

This means that you’re not getting enough blood to your muscles, which can cause you to become lethargic and faint.

Try to Give Up Smoking – the best and easiest way to give up smoking is to replace it with another habit. Unfortunately, quitting has been associated with weight gain if you replace your cigarette habit with a candy or snack food habit.

So replace the smoking with the habit of exercise!! Nothing tough or painful at first and build up to it. A five minute walk instead of a cigarette and aim to build it up slowly and easily.

Before, you will be fitter, you will be healthier and your body will be more you realize tight and toned.

You will feel better in the morning, your breath will be worth being near again and fingernails, hair and skin will take on a much younger fresher look!! Of the people who die from lung cancer, 95% of them smoke.

Protein Power – Carbohydrates supply the sort of calories easily burned during cardiovascular exercise, but protein plays an important part in building muscle mass – or rather in not storing food as fat. “This is largely because the bulk of protein that is eaten will be used to build muscle”.

Further the average male will lose 500gms of muscle – not fat – every year once he stops regular exercise. While older men and women are usually touted as the beneficiaries of strength training so to are the young.

Planned Exercise – I suggest you start with 100 minutes per week of mildly puffing exercise be it 2×50 mins, 3×35 mins, 4×25 mins, 5×20 mins all of which produce the same results.

Mix up your aerobic activities in the gym; use the treadmill, bike, climber or any other training gear available to you.

Keep A Training Log – Keep a training log for all your fitness requirements, keeping account of the reps you are using, how many sets, what weights you are using and also the date, time and where the workout took place is imperative for gauging your day to day progress.

Also recording all cardio- vascular activities is just as important.

In conclusion, these general health and fitness might have been left to last but the are still right up there as far as your health and fitness is concerned.

Gary Matthews
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Feb
17

Beat Depression and Stress with Exercise

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John Howard, the Prime Minister of Australia, would have arguably one of the most stressful and demanding jobs in the country. Yet he still finds time for his daily fitness walk. He regards exercise and fitness as an important part of his daily timetable and sticks to this morning schedule no matter where he is. This message from the top highlights the critical importance of exercise in combating stress, anxiety and depression.

We all know how important exercise is for weight loss, cardiovascular health, combating diabetes and maintaining a high level of fitness. Our bodies are designed to be active and any program that enhances this is beneficial to our health. Activities that boost our fitness can range from gardening and walking to sports including tennis and swimming up to the extreme sports, including high altitude mountain climbing.

According to exercise physiologist Chris Tzar, exercise is now considered a primary treatment for mild and moderate depression. Jeff Kennett, a former Premier of Victoria, is now chairman of Beyond Blue, an Australian depression initiative. He also stresses the importance of exercise and fitness in beating depression. “Whether you walk, swim, play golf or go hang gliding, I don’t care, but physical fitness is terribly important to our wellbeing,” he says.

WHY IS EXERCISE SO IMPORTANT?

There are a number of theories about the mechanisms behind exercise therapy to treat depression. Some suggest exercise increases the release of endorphins and other “feel good” hormones that have a similar uplifting effect to prescription antidepressants. Others believe that exercise develops greater self confidence and enables people to develop new relationships.

Exercise can also create a diversion, taking the individual’s mind off his/her problem. Some years ago, I suffered from work related stress and depression.
Fortunately I was [and still am] a keen tennis player. The simple action of stepping onto the court, the hard, competitive physical activity and the camaraderie of other players, did wonders for my sense of wellbeing.

AEROBIC EXERCISES.

Several types of aerobic exercise have been found to reduce the symptoms of depression including running, cycling, jogging, swimming or going for a 20 minute walk. These types of activities may not be appropriate for some older adults. Gardening or a short walk around the block may be more suitable for those in this age group. In older people, exercise has been found to be just as beneficial as antidepressant medication or social contact according to Beyond Blue.

STRENGTH TRAINING.

Strength training and weights can also reduce some symptoms of depression.
According to Edith Cowan University exercise science professor Robert Newton, the most convincing research to date showed high intensity weight lifting resistance training was far superior in curbing anxiety and depression than either low intensity training or just remaining on the couch.

In an Australian study published in the Journal of Gerontology in 2005, high intensity strength training was shown to reduce depression as effectively as drug therapy. There is growing evidence that strength training should be offered as a primary treatment for depression in older adults. It provides additional benefits including strengthening bones [better osteoporosis management], preventing falls and managing arthritis.

Finally, before commencing any exercise program, it is important that you discuss your plans with your doctor. You may like to consider a tailored exercise program with an exercise physiologist.

Graeme Lanham
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Feb
02

Making Time for Fitness

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Face it, you have children, you have work, and you have a schedule that makes you tired just to THINK about it. It seems as if there just are not enough hours in the day. So how in the world are you going to continue to workout during the all of this rush?

First – you need to make your fitness a priority. I know there are a million other very important things going on in your life, but value the investment that you have already made in your health, and maintain some type of fitness even throughout hectic times. If you cannot workout everyday, exercising two to three times per week at a higher intensity will enable you to maintain your current level of fitness for up to three weeks. Inactivity, however, will smash your fitness level and make your return to the gym a less pleasant experience.

Once you decide that continuing an exercise program is important, you need to figure out how to make it happen. An important part of maintaining a fitness program is to recognize that you can exercise anywhere. Are you traveling? Pack your sneakers and go for a walk or jog wherever you end up. Crunches are pushups are easy ways to maintain your strength training when you are away from the gym.

Here are 10 ways to exercise without even realizing it:

1. Park your car farther away. The more steps you take during the day, the more exercise you’re getting.

2. Go Dancing. You’d be surprised how many calories dancing can burn

3. Participate in a charity walk or bike ride. There are bound to be several near you and most cater to all fitness levels.

4. Play with your kids. Trying to keep up with them is sure to burn calories!

5. Take the stairs. If possible, walk up the stairs at work or in your apartment.

6. Lift your legs at work. While sitting in your chair at work or at home watching TV, simply raise your legs in front of you and hold for 15-30 seconds at a time.

7. Squeeze a stress ball. Buy a stress ball that you can squeeze while you’re at work or watching television. Doing so will improve your blood flow, flexibility, burn calories and relieve tension!

8. Stretch, do warm-ups, or ride your exercise bike while watching television.

9. Walk around your office or outside during lunch.

10. Do some chores. Shoveling snow, working in the garden, raking leaves, sweeping the floor…these kinds of activities may not be ‘vigorous’ exercise, but they can keep you moving while getting your house in order.

Finally – reap the benefits of making some time for fitness. Maintaining your fitness routine will allow you a bit of time for yourself. Even 20 – 30 minutes of exercise in your day will help you to remember that your health is important, and that YOU are important. And in addition to burning calories while you are working out, you will probably find that when you feel better about your activity for the day you will eat better as well. Remember: Your health is truly priceless…so don’t stop investing in it!

Stacie Battjes
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You wouldn’t ask your hairstylist to diagnose a mechanical problem on your car would you? Of course not, unless they’re also a certified mechanic on the side. Why then ask your doctor about exercise when his or her line of work is in the diagnosing and treating of diseases and sickness? To be sure, doctors are becoming more and more aware of the benefits of exercise in helping their patients to improve their health outlook. But they must spend their very limited time between treating patients and keeping themselves abreast of new developments in medicines and treatments that help patients fight disease. They don’t have the time to invest in learning about the mechanics of exercise. Doesn’t it make more sense that the ideal candidate for an in-depth discussion on exercise and how it can benefit your health would be a personal trainer?

A personal fitness trainer has spent an extensive amount of time learning all about exercise. How different exercises are done, how to target specific areas of the body with exercise, how to avoid injuries, the structures of the body and how they work, how exercise can help the body to work more efficiently, the physiological connection between the body and mind for complete health and more.

A personal trainer carries certifications that they have achieved and can demonstrate a high-level of understanding about the various aspects of exercise and what exercise can mean to a person’s overall health.

A personal fitness trainer has the expertise to guide you through the proper “mechanics” of various forms of exercise, to not only lessen your risk of becoming injured, but to increase the benefits to be gained from exercise when done correctly. They also have insight gained from working with different people from which to draw upon to help you in getting past any stumbling blocks that are keeping you from maximizing your health.

Fitness trainers are also knowledgeable about the physical limitations of some conditions and can tailor exercises to those limitations, so that health gains are still possible. Despite the marine-toughness seen portrayed by a personal trainer on reality-based television shows, not all personal trainers “bark” out orders to get you to exercise. Personal trainers can be quite empathetic to the plight of the overweight person who hasn’t exercised in a long while, and who has finally decided to get their weight under control and improve their health. A personal trainer will work with you to reach higher levels of fitness without shaming you for whatever level you start from.

Doctors keep themselves informed about the latest research and developments in the treating of disease and illness, personal trainers keep themselves informed about the latest trends in the exercise and exercise materials recommended for attaining fitness and health. A personal trainer can warn you about the newest fads appearing on the exercise scene with a lot of fanfare and empty promises before you endanger your health by trying to follow them.

A personal trainer gives you the one-on-one instruction and attention that most of us need to take charge of the wheel as we drive towards great and permanent health. The expert knowledge and guidance that a personal trainer adds to your exercise workouts is invaluable. You can achieve more benefits from the time you spend on exercising and working towards your goals of health and fitness from a personal trainer, than just about anyone else.

If you have a bad case of the flu, a broken bone, or a medical concern, seek treatment from your doctor. If you have a question about what the best exercise routines are for the maximizing of your health and fitness, consult a personal trainer.

Scott White
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Is that gym membership already terminated after only two visits during the whole year? Are you using that stepper as a coat rack and is your treadmill growing moss in a moist spot of your basement? And what about the AB lounge, is it still lounging comfortably along with the “Do not Disturb” sign hanging on your thigh master? Wait! Before you give up on working out, let’s consider walking for exercise.

For those interested, going out for a pleasant, brisk walk is one of the simplest ways to work in a work out just about any time of the day. In fact a majority of people opt walking for exercise as it is a natural activity that is relatively easy to do.

Though you may find the first few times a little painful, for sure you will find yourself whipping back into shape in no time at all. Walking is also a great way to get some time alone. Despite the fact that all the workout equipment in my basement yields some fabulous results, yet I simply don’t feel the same as I do after taking a brisk walk outside. It definitely feels good gazing at trees and flowers rather than my basement wall. Walking for exercise gives me a chance to get in touch with nature and in touch with my own thoughts as well.

Ironically, some of my friends have taken on the routine of going on brisk walks with me. In fact they opt walking for exercise because I often talked about the benefits of the activity. Now I frequently find myself surrounded by others while I am completing my workout routine. Although this is “me time” I don’t mind the company. Miles go by in a flash especially when I have someone to talk to during the journey.

For all those you are thinking about passing up the next costly workout gimmick consider walking for exercise. It’s simple, there is nothing to buy (aside from a good pair of walking shoes) and the workout can be done almost anyplace. Save the gym membership and the workout machines for the winter.

Walking for exercise is the major choice during the spring and summer months. At times you may find that you are so gripped to the activity that you will continue to walk during the wintry weather! As for me, I simply undress my stepper and dust off the treadmill during the winter months. Nevertheless, I paid a handsome sum for those items. Walking for exercise is still good even on a treadmill.

John Wellington
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Women tend to put their own needs last, and exercise is generally on the bottom of the list of priorities. We live in a society that is fast paced, and many households have only one parent or one where both parents work. Trying work and take care of a family are hard enough, but becoming a fitness woman is a something you should make a priority.

As women get older, their metabolism slows down. This can lead to health issues including becoming over weight. A fitness woman works to include three essential activities into her daily routine: exercise, eating a healthy diet, and getting enough sleep. If you have children to take care of, you can still find time to take care of yourself. Ask your spouse to help so you can have that time for you. You can also ask a friend to alternate childcare so that each of you has time to get some exercise.

Some fitness clubs have onsite childcare. This is a great way to help you become a fitness woman without worrying about finding someone to care for them. There are also great ways to exercise with your children. It is a great way to teach them the importance of fitness from a very early age. With younger children, consider jogging or walking. You can get a jogging stroller or even pull them in a wagon.

Getting outside and chasing your toddler around in the yard is great fun and is considered exercise. With older children, play sports with them including basketball, volleyball, football, soccer, and kick ball. This is a great way to spend some quality time with your children that doesn’t cost anything, and everyone will be getting plenty of exercise.

Fitness women have learned how to prioritize their time. The laundry may not get folded and the dishes may not get put away, but you will have time to take care of yourself, and that is essential. After all, how you take care of everything else when you aren’t taken care of? Talk to your family about the importance of having some time for you to get physically fit. Chances are they will be willing to lend a hand to help out with more household chores so that you can find the time in your day to work out.

To help you stay motivated, a fitness woman needs to make her workout time a priority in her day. Schedule your workout time in with the rest of the items on your daily planner. You don’t have to tell anyone what you have scheduled during that time, but if they ask you to commit to something else, politely say you are not available during that period of time.

Many of us have friends who want to become a fitness woman as well. Consider asking a friend to join you in your exercise routine. This is a great way to have someone to motivate you to stick with your exercise plan. It also gives you another person to turn to for support. You can share your accomplishments as well as discuss the barriers that are in your way when it comes to becoming fit.

Ramone Stevenson
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Jan
03

Steps To Exercise Fitness

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Exercise fitness is a wonderful way to start getting your body back into shape. It is also a way to reduce the amount of stress you have and feel better mentally. Studies show those who participant in exercise fitness are healthier, happier, and sleep better. Those all sound like wonderful reasons to get involved in an exercise fitness program right? Exercise fitness involves a combination of cardio and stretching exercises to improve your overall health. You can find out about various exercises online and in magazines. Both will even explain the results you can expect from the exercise and the proper way to do it.

The great thing about it is you get to choose the exercises you participate it. Choose from sports, swimming, bicycling, walking, aerobics, yoga, and many more. The possibilities are endless. The goal is to find a variety of activities that you enjoy doing and implement an exercise fitness plan with them. Make sure you consult with your doctor first before you start a new exercise fitness program. You need to make sure you are physically able to do the exercises you choose. It is also important that you know how to do them properly. Aerobics and weight lifting are both effective parts of exercise fitness, but they can do more damage than good for your body if you don’t do the activities correctly.

Regardless of your current activity level and fitness level, you can come up with an exercise fitness plan that will improve your health. Don’t expect it to be easy and don’t expect to see results overnight. Implement small changes and continue to add to them. If you enjoy walking then set a goal to walk 15 minutes each night. Increase your walking time by 5 minutes each night until you reach 30 minutes. Next try walking at a faster pace. Still walking 30 minutes each night, try to walk further in that amount of time.

For the best results have a variety of activities in your exercise fitness plan so you won’t get bored. This will also help you accommodate the weather. Have a variety of exercises you can participate in both indoors and outdoors. For some people going to the gym is a great motivator and the only way the will participate in exercise fitness. This is perfectly acceptable as long as you go to the gym faithfully and get some exercising time in.

In the United States, obesity is a huge problem affecting millions of individuals of all ages. It all stems from a sedentary lifestyle and not eating properly. The time is right to start an exercise fitness program for yourself. Take advantage of the opportunity you have now while you are still healthy enough. The choices you make today in regards to your exercise fitness program will determine your overall wellness and physical health in the future. With heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol being the price most of us will pay for not getting fit, it seems like implementing an exercise fitness program is the safest choice available.

Ramone Stevenson
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As we age, we tend to glamorize the memories of our youth. We think that everything, including our bodies, was better, stronger and more appealing then than it is now. But many of us were not fit even as children, teens or young adults. Sure, we had more energy then, but it was largely the energy that naturally complements youth, not the energy that comes from efficiently burning calories and keeping your body fit.

Today, we know that fitness doesn’t depend on age. Physicians are warning about an encroaching obesity epidemic threatening today’s children, while more adults are realizing the benefits of fitness. Beyond leading to a longer and healthier life, we now understand that being physically fit as we age tends to keep us more energetic, more attractive and more interested in all life has to offer.

One easy way to get back to those higher energy levels of our youth is to increase our fitness levels – and an easy, painless way to begin that process is to start with isometric exercise.

Isometric exercise involves isolating a single muscle, or muscle group, and using the body’s natural resistance to exercise that muscle. For abdominal muscles, it can mean something as simple as tensing the muscles while sitting up straight and breathing deeply. Isometric exercise is the ultimate in low impact, using all the muscle groups without putting undo strain on any of them.

Because the exercises are done in short repetitions, they can be done whenever you have a few minutes. You don’t have to go to a gym, and you don’t have to schedule a rigid block of time for exercise. Many isometric exercises can even be done while driving, watching TV or sitting behind a desk.

Another advantage of isometric exercise is that it promotes the most effectual use of oxygen in the body, helping the muscles burn calories more efficiently. That means you can get more energy while eating the same amount of food – because the calories you take in become energy instead of fat!

Isometric exercises help promote weight loss and increase energy by simply encouraging you to keep moving at times when you might otherwise be completely at rest. Something as simple as flexing and holding the glut muscles (those are the muscles in your buttocks) as you sit and stand means that over the course of the day those muscles get worked dozens of times, leading to a stronger, more shapely backside. Remembering to “suck it in” every time you answer the phone can help a belly disappear.

The simplicity of isometric exercise makes such a program easy to stick to, as well. Because it does not wear you out or require a lengthy time commitment, isometric exercises start toning your muscles and releasing more of your energy into your activities without hardly any effort or commitment from you. Once you see how well the simple exercises work, you’ll want to add more advanced isometric exercise for even better and faster results.

Ellen Miller
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Dec
16

Exercise Fitness

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There are all kinds of ways to get exercise fitness whether you take up swimming, jogging, cycling, skiing, walking, aerobic dancing, or any number other activities that will get your heart pumping and are excellent for your heart health. Whether you stick to cardio exercises or a structured fitness program all physical activity will make you heart happier. Here are some excellent ideas for exercise fitness.

At home – it’s convenient and safe to work at home and it sets an excellent for you children if you have kids. When you exercise at home you can combine it with other activities. Here are some ideas for exercise fitness at home.

1. Do your own house work.

2. Spend time working in your garden – rake the leaves, dig and pick up the trash, rake your leaves, mow your grass without the riding tractor.

3. Go for a short walk before breakfast and/or after dinner. 10 minutes is a good place to start and then work up to at least 30 minutes.

4. Walk to the corner store rather than driving.

5. Invest in a stationary bike and then watch your favorite show while biking.

6. Stand up while you are talking on the telephone.

7. Take your dog for a walk.

8. Stretch to reach items that are in high spots.

At The Office – most of our jobs these days are sedentary and they take up a large part of our days. Here are some ideas to increase your physical exercise fitness during the day.

1. Brainstorm while taking a walk rather than sitting around the round table.

2. Stand up while talking on the telephone.

3. Rather than phoning your co-worker down the hall walk down to their office and speak in person.

4. Take the stairs instead of the elevator or if it’s too far for starters then get off a few floors below yours.

5. While waiting for your plane at the airport walk walk walk.

6. When on business trips make sure your hotel has a fitness center.

7. Take a jump rope to the office.

8. Form a sports team and have some fun while raising charity money.

9. Join a fitness center near your office.

10. Get off the bus a few blocks from work.

At Play – recreational time is good for your health and you should look for exercise fitness whenever possible.

1. Plan family vacations or outings to include physical activity such as hiking or backpacking.

2. Explore sights in the cities you visit by walking or bicycling.

3. Make a date with a friend to go for a walk. Do it regularly.

4. Go dancing – there’s no better way to have a lot of fun and get a great workout.

5. Take a walk at the beach and enjoy those waves lapping at the shore – so relaxing.

6. Join a fitness center and get fit.

7. Take up golfing and walk rather than using a cart.

8. Play tennis or racquetball.

9. Have a picnic and a game of croquet.

10. Rent a rowboat or canoe to enjoy a paddle on the lake.

Here a so many great ideas for exercise fitness for home, work, and play – which ones will you choose.

Ramone Stevenson
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Sitting in a wheelchair for long periods of time can cause annoying restlessness and be quite uncomfortable for those persons who are disabled. It’s important to keep the body moving and make exercise in your wheelchair a daily part of your fitness program, regardless of your disability.

Wheelchair exercise will help increase strength, flexibility, improve mobility, strengthen the heart and lungs, and help control weight.

Before any exercise session, it’s always a good idea to warm up, stretch and cool down for about ten minutes before and after workouts. Start slowly and work up to more weight and then to more challenging exercises. An upper body workout would include exercises for the arms, torso, neck, and shoulders.

Everyone, depending on the disability, has a unique situation, so consult with your doctor first to determine which exercises are better for you.

There are two basic types of wheelchair exercise that will be important to know for your workout — resistance training and strength training.

The first type of wheelchair exercise is resistance training. It uses large, stretchy rubber bands called resistance bands. Wrap the bands securely around a door, pole, arm of your wheelchair, or other stable object. Now pull the bands towards you or away from you to work your muscles. You can use the bands to do arm and leg extensions, shoulder rotations and pull downs.

The second type of wheelchair exercise is strength training. This is done by lifting free weights or dumbbells. If you don’t have free weights or dumbbells you can use cans of food. Look around. Weigh them if you can. Start with 1-2 pound weights and work up slowly Lift while you are watching TV if you like.

The benefits of strength training include the ability to perform daily activities, like pushing wheelchairs, carrying items and transferring. Many wheelchair users have an inefficient ‘push’ and strengthening the muscles involved will greatly help.

If resistance training or strength training is impossible for some reason or if you would like to supplement it, get a video or DVD that is especially for keeping fit and exercising while one is in a sitting position.

Remember to always keep a positive attitude. Use discipline to get into a regular exercise and fitness program you’ve created for yourself and continue to do it. Set goals and rewards for yourself. Don’t do anything you know you shouldn’t. Start slowly. Keep your eye on the end result. A good fitness and wheelchair exercise program, regardless of the disability, can significantly improve your health and increase mobility for you and others who are disabled.

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Helen Hecker
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