From: Terrie Reeves
August 01,2010
You’ve probably read that the human body is made of 60 to 75% water, so it should come as no surprise that water plays a central role in health maintenance. But it’s not just the water you put in your body that makes a difference. Exercising in water and numerous types of hydrotherapies can be extremely beneficial as well. This month, in The Wonders of Water Workouts, we show you how exercising in water can be the very best way to get moving again—even for people with physical limitations or health concerns. Our Wellness Coach picks up the theme as she answers a reader’s question about exercising with bad knees; and we have a review of the many hydrotherapy techniques that you can easily and inexpensively put into practice at home. Plus, in our Culinary Corner, we have some delicious recipes for making your own flavored water. Also in this issue: an interview with a urologist especially for men on maintaining prostate health; a registered dietitian offers tips for managing caffeine consumption, and a family nurse practitioner explains how our relationships and emotions can affect our health.
Here's what's in this issue:
New WCA Websites: Find us on Facebook:
Wellness Coalition America has joined the social networking revolution—just one more way to spread the word about what we're doing to promote healthy lifestyles. We hope you'll look us up and become a fan to follow our progress. (Click the logo to the right to find our Facebook page.) Ask the Wellness Coach:
Do you have a question about ways you can MOVE, FUEL, RELAX, MAINTAIN, and CONNECT that you would like one of our WCA Wellness Coaches to answer? Just submit your question through our online form, and if your question is selected, the answer will be posted on our website. You may also benefit from reading the answers to other readers’ questions. Corporate wellness programs in great demand: This is the 73nd edition of our Wellness From Within eZine, but if this is your first time to receive it, welcome. We hope you find this information useful. We are committed to delivering relevant, easy-to-read articles on health, nutrition, lifestyle, and exercise that will help you achieve your personal best. Please let us know how we can better serve you—we welcome your feedback! With an abundance of gratitude, Terrie Elizabeth Reeves |




