Senin, 20 Januari 2014

How Calories Burned In The Body?


KickandRush.blogspot.com.If you want to lose weight, we often hear, calories burned needs more than calorie intake. That is why exercise and diet are two things that need to be done to achieve that goal. But actually how calorie-burning mechanism in the body? 

Clinical nutrition specialist Oetoro Samuel said, burning calories in the body occurs due to metabolism. The faster rate of metabolism, the more calories you burn, and vice versa. 
Metabolism is the body's process of generating energy used for basic living needs or also known as the basal metabolic rate (BMR) and daily activities. Metabolic rate varies in each person, so that any calorie needs also vary. 
"Usually the older the person, the rate of metabolism decreases, so that age is a determining factor for the speed of the metabolic rate," Samuel said when contacted by Reuters Health, Friday (01/17/2014). 
In addition to age, he continued, the factors that affect the metabolism of the other gender and the environment, such as temperature, and several other factors. These factors generally affecting the BMR. Beyond that, the factor can be derived from physical activity. 
Physical activity determines the rate of metabolism, then the people who do more physical activity will burn more calories than a little physical activity. 
The same thing is also spoken by a physician observer lifestyle and physiologists, Grace Judio-Kahl. He said, BMR is the energy required to sustain life such as body temperature, the lungs, heart rate, and other body systems. The number of calories needed for BMR is relatively fixed, but the extra calories for other activities that are different, depending on their physical activity. 
"If little activity, less exercise, for example, needs just calories BMR plus 30 percent. While someone is actively engaged caloric needs can reach the BMR plus 40 to 50 percent," said the owner of the Lighthouse clinic. 
Grace explained, so that the body can burn more calories with optimal, then an increase in physical activity needs to be done. But other than that, in fact one can also increase BMR, ie by increasing the muscle mass of the body. 
Muscular body, he explained, requires more energy so generally people with more muscle mass also have a higher BMR. "How can increase muscle mass with strength training or lifting weights," he explained.

Minggu, 19 Januari 2014

Documentary films about Indonesia "The Act of Killing" in 2014 Oscar Nominations



NEW YORK, KickandRush.blogspot.com - documentary film "The Act of Killing," about the massacre in Indonesia in 1960's Oscar-nominated 2014.
The film will be a tight fight was awarded Best Documentary versions 86th Academy Awards or Oscar 2014 along with four other films, "Cutie and the Boxer", "Dirty Wars", "The Square", and "20 Feet from Stardom".
"The Act of Killing" is directed by Joshua Oppenheimer. This film raised melancholy story about mass murder and impunity in Indonesia by a death squad leader named Anwar Congo, known vicious strangle hundreds of people just by using wire.
The work also involves Oppenheimer Werner Herzog and Errol Morris as executive producer and created by mostly Indonesian crew, also caused controversy because the story is not uncommon. Moreover, the reconstruction of the events has always been a source of dispute in the documentary world.
However, before Oppenheimer has done for a long debate to a new level by encouraging the perpetrators of human rights violators accountable for their crimes in the film and a global audience.
"I think it's our duty as a filmmaker, as people delve into the world, to create the most profound realities of the issues," Oppenheimer quoted the New York Times.
"This is a man, like us, who have to brag about unimaginable cruelty. And the question is, 'Why are they doing this? For whom are they doing this? What does it mean for them? How do they want to see? How do they see themselves?' And this method (the movie) is how to answer the questions, "he continued.
"The Act of Killing" is known to the West as the massacre of one million people in Indonesia in the era of military rule in the 1960s, in which the victims were labeled communists, but also targeting labor leaders, intellectuals and ethnic Chinese. Paramilitary groups that committed the murder at the behest of the Indonesian Armed Forces and with support from the United States and its allies by reason only worried that it would be like Vietnam and Indonesia fell to the communists.
In Indonesia, it is common knowledge events. "A kind of open secret, kept hidden discreetly so if you want, you can pretend it did not happen," said John Roosa, a scholar of Indonesian history at the University of British Columbia, and author of "pretext for Mass Murder", a book of leading the 1965 massacre.
"So the film has become provoke, encourage, citizen of Indonesia to ask, 'Tell us what's going on?'" He continued.
When it organized murder occurred in Indonesia which is the fourth most populous country in the world, but Oppenheimer focuses on Medan, North Sumatra. In the film also tells the story of a group called "gangster films", fans of John Wayne and Marlon Brando, who commit murders inspired from the movies they like."It feels like we are killing with pleasure," said Oppenheimer.