Showing posts with label press. Show all posts
Showing posts with label press. Show all posts
Press exercise weight potent appetite
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Press exercise weight potent appetite - After heavy exercise, people tend to reduce the size of the meal, says a new study. Overweight people who ate fewer calories after vigorous exercise compared to when they are resting after.
Several previous studies have shown that vigorous exercise associated with decreased appetite and hormonal changes associated with hunger and satiety. Recent research shows the different effects of the hormone in sports.
This result was found researchers at the University of Western Australia after observing 17 people who are overweight. They were asked to exercise for 30 minutes four times. Type of sport they were made varies from light exercise, moderate, more intense, and strenuous exercise, as reported by Reuters.
After that, the participants were asked to consume drinks with intake of 267 calories. They are then offered food to eat until they feel full. It is known that men who do strenuous exercise consume fewer calories than men who did little exercise.
In addition, people who perform strenuous exercise also consume less food. Compared to those who exercise lightly or just rest, people who do strenuous exercise to consume 200 fewer calories. Not only after a strenuous workout, the next day the participants who perform strenuous exercise also still consume fewer calories.
Several previous studies have shown that vigorous exercise associated with decreased appetite and hormonal changes associated with hunger and satiety. Recent research shows the different effects of the hormone in sports.
This result was found researchers at the University of Western Australia after observing 17 people who are overweight. They were asked to exercise for 30 minutes four times. Type of sport they were made varies from light exercise, moderate, more intense, and strenuous exercise, as reported by Reuters.
After that, the participants were asked to consume drinks with intake of 267 calories. They are then offered food to eat until they feel full. It is known that men who do strenuous exercise consume fewer calories than men who did little exercise.
In addition, people who perform strenuous exercise also consume less food. Compared to those who exercise lightly or just rest, people who do strenuous exercise to consume 200 fewer calories. Not only after a strenuous workout, the next day the participants who perform strenuous exercise also still consume fewer calories.
A Generic Ready To Go Accountable Care Organization ACO Press Release
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Is your health care organization about to launch an "accountable care organization" involving a commercial insurer? Welcome to the club, says the Disease Management Care Blog. Now that youve joined the hundreds of other providers in this latest craze, the first thing you need to do is to get your public relations folks to fashion a press release.The DMCB feels your pain. Having to explain just how actuarial cost trend "accountability" really works to a public relations department that already has trouble telling the difference between diabetes and dialysis is bad enough. You dont understand it either!
The DMCB to your rescue with a generic press release. Its been reading a lot of these lately and has discovered that the ideal announcement 1) uses a lot of jargon and 2) offers no details on how the ACO will actually work.
Feel free to copy, cut and paste to your organizations letterhead as needed.
PRESS RELEASE
Media Contacts: Lotta Jargon
The Titan Clinic
noidea@monopolycare.com
Titan Clinic System and Behemoth Insurance Collaborate to Create Accountable Care Initiative
ROSY GLASSES, WT – Aug 7, 2012 – Behemoth Insurance (NYSE:TBTF) and the Titan Clinic System have initiated an epic collaborative accountable care initiative that will epicly initiate expanded patient-centered access to a triple-aim focused and consumer-centric health care initiative. This collaboration will drive health outcomes, utilize the patient centered medical home neighborhood, maximize self-care, prevent chronic conditions, achieve wellness, reduce medical costs, lower admissions, improve quality of life, grow community partnerships, measure patient satisfaction, invent shared savings, boost consultant employment levels and return honor to the sport of badminton.
Titan is a modern not-for-profit hospital and physician organization that is not the same as a 1990’s physician hospital organization (PHO) that coordinates, manages, disseminates and monetizes care resources and technology to maximize bottom-line tax-free surpluses. A pioneer in specialist-dominated medicine, Titan discovered that it had 5 primary care clinics all along. This insight led it to to buy another 40 to refer a patient base of 500,000 patients within a 3 hour driving radius to Titan.
"Titan’s CEO, Ivan Bigego, is a nationally recognized speaker on the topic of accountable care, which is why we think the Clinic is a good fit for our insurance company,” said Behemoth’s Chief Executive Officer Max Gains. “We believe this arrangement offers an opportunity for us to market that we improve health care quality, lower medical costs and help our patients lead healthier and more productive lives.”
"This accountable care program will coordinate a preexisting suite of integrated services that support and rebrand the electronic record, care management informatics and aligned reimbursement methodologies that we invested in years ago." declared Ed Vertising, Chief Marketing Officer of Titan.
"Were pleased to be part of the Behemoth family of nation-states," noted Dr. Ego. "By relabeling the services weve been providing all along, we can minimize disruption for both our patients and physicians." he said. "They wont notice a thing," he added.
“Like Facebook’s business model, claiming to enhance the patient care experience to the advantage of our organization will result in a strong patient-centric and outcomes-based cash flow,” noted Behemoth’s Board Chair Garner Shekels.
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