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Reward of Prosperity and Change of Lifestyle
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Sunday, November 25, 2007
by DSLR MASTER
Reward of Prosperity and Change of Lifestyle
In the developed countries people enjoy the fruits of develop¬ment and technological advancement. For almost all routine chores, mechanisation is available to them because of their affluence. This leads to their gelling minimum physical exercise. This is the first step towards obesity.
Sometime back, there was a report in the newspapers that in one of the advanced countries, mini-cars were being used for going about within their expansive offices and work areas. In many homes three to four conneclions of telephones, intercoms, re¬mote controls etc., restrict even the bare minimum movement of even young chil¬dren. Time and labour saving devices have denied us good health and a trim body.
Refrigerator — The culprit
Refrigerator was invented for utility pur¬pose. If vegetables, dairy products or medicines are stored and preserved, it would certainly be considered a neces¬sity rather than a luxury. But what we find generally is that a fridge is converted into a store-house for all sorts of left-overs of cooked food items, cold drinks, and ice¬creams. While refrigeration destroys the nutritional value of cooked food, soft drinks, ice-creams, cakes, puddings and [he like, it often results in many avoidable maladies, obesity being one of them. Storing food items gives an easy access to them and encourages frequent eating habits.
posted by DSLR MASTER @ 9:05 AM
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