· Age-your metabolism naturally decreases as you enter the mid-twenty/early-thirty year olds range
· Sex-men usually have higher metabolisms than women.
· Body Composition-having a lean body composition correlates to a high metabolic rate.
Although most of these factors can not be changed, there are other ways to control the rate of your metabolism and that is what this blog will discuss. There are many different techniques that can be easily implemented into anyones daily lives, and make a huge change in the amount of energy your body has and the amount that is burns each day. Everything from portion size and meal frequency, to food habits and physical activity affect a person's metabolic rate; even the smallest thing like drinking a large, cold glass of water in the morning can make a subtle difference in metabolic speed. It's important to make the public aware of these simple, cheap techniques, as well as information surrounding the overall reduction that some diets have on metabolic rate. I look forward to doing research on this topic and receiving advise and criticism from you all.
References
ReplyDeleteGold, Alana RD. Take Charge of Your Metabolism. (11/1/2010). Retrieved from http://www.truestarhealth.com/members/cm_archives59ml 4p1a8.html
Barth, Christy. Give you metabolism a boost. (11/2/2010). Retrieved from http://livebreathenutrition.blogspot.com