laescuelita.org http://laescuelita.org Fri, 31 Aug 2012 00:58:24 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Dr. Oz’s Weight Loss http://laescuelita.org/2012/08/31/dr-ozs-weight-loss/ http://laescuelita.org/2012/08/31/dr-ozs-weight-loss/#comments Fri, 31 Aug 2012 00:58:24 +0000 admin http://laescuelita.org/?p=17 Dr. Oz claims many things for weight loss. He states that eating certain fruits make you lose weight. He claims that the HCG diet, injections of the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), will drastically make you lose weight. Are his statements true, or are they just to boost sales and show viewers?
dr oz claims that african mango, raspberry ketone, green coffee bean extract, and many other superfruit will make you lose that extra winter coat of fat. Based on research, with the african mango, not only is the body more able to get rid of fat, but it is also proven to lower cholesterol. A remarkableand unexplained outcome of the african mango is that it lowers LDL cholesterol. LDL cholesterol is the bad cholesterol. LDL is the kind of cholesterol that hardens arteries and can lead to cardiac arrest. Raspberry ketone is proven to have similar effects. Green coffee bean extract reduces glucose levels in your body, so unlike coffee or caffeine based diets, the jittery, and nervous effect doesn’t occur.
dr oz strongly believes that the HCG injections will lower weight loss. This diet requires injections of HCG, or human chorionic gonadotropin, a hormone found in pregnant women. Like in pregnant women, the body thinks that there is a fetus to feed. Your body, in response to the “fetus,” feeds all the fat to the imaginary child. When it doesn’t find one, it gets flushed out of your system. The bad thing about these injections is that you must give yourself a shot every day. If you can handle this vigorous eight week no carb way of life, you then have to go into a four week maintenance plan. Dr. Oz never mentioned that this “super diet” takes 12 weeks. He leads on that it is instant.
While Dr. Oz is right about all of his statements, he did not mention how long some of these quick fix weight loss plans actually take. While it may seem that he is just trying to up ratings, his beliefs in these products are correct. He just needs to work on getting all of the information out!

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Research your college and then find out the facilities that are offered especially towards Hispanic or Latino students. Usually, each college will be able to offer scholarships, grants and other loans that you can use. Please note though that the exact amount and variety of educational aid that you are eligible for will depend on your grades. Apply to the college you have selected and within a few months you will come to know whether you have been accepted.

As soon as you have been accepted, read all the college manuals. The college will send out information on orientation, financial aid, housing, meal plans, etc that you have to read up on. At this stage you can approach aid organizations that will help you arrange your accommodation and food for your college education. Each of these will also require prompt replies to the college, especially, regarding housing

Send the tuition deposit to the college. If the college follows the NCRDA, then you have till May 1 to confirm your seat by sending in your first tuition check. Here too you have to coordinate with the aid organization to ensure that your first check goes through. At this stage, you must have also finalized the aid programs that you will be using to complete your education. You can opt for financial educations loans, scholarships and grants that will take care of your education. Ensure that all the paperwork is ready and submitted to aid organizations and to the college well before the due date.

Attend the pre orientation program and ensure that you learn as much as possible about the college grounds, security, and extra-curricular activities that can be used. For example, community service projects or volunteering at the local student hospital or care center can easily make your eligible for more financial aid from charity organizations. It also gets you additional educational credit.

Find a college based job to get more money. College life can be really difficult and it can be expensive too. Get in touch with the college job board or placement office which will put you in appropriate positions. However, you can also get in touch with charitable organizations, local hospitals and organizations to get job offers. Please note though that you will note get paid much but its enough to get by on.

Take a look at these few associations that deal with Hispanic students and aid them during their education. Before moving to the

http://www.cesarchavezschool.com is a very popular organization that was founded in the year 2001. The aim of the organization is to create an educational center that strengthens the community by offering pre-school through adult education in a holistic environment.

The http://www.clac.state.mn.us/resources/  is another popular organization that is geared towards helping the local Latino community. It is a nonprofit organization that deals with educational, supportive and even medical facilities for local Hispanic families. Check with the resources page to find out more about their legal, medical and health facilities that are available for students and their families.

www.imdiversity.com/villages/hispanic/village_hispanic_american.asp or www.careerjournal.com/myc/diversity/  and http://www.hrclm.org/aboutus.html are very effective resources for students who can use it to find jobs after college. These are national databases and you will have to enter your information before the job board shows applications

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