How to Plan for 100 Year Life? - Individuals, Corporations, Government and Society

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How to Plan for 100 Year Life? - Individuals, Corporations, Government and Society - Video

London Business School Professors
Lynda Gratton, Professor of Management Practice; Executive Education Faculty Director, London Business School
Andrew Scott, Professor of Economics, London Business School
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http://www.100yearlife.com/

http://www.economist.com/news/books-and-arts/21699886-how-plan-long-long-life-live-long-and-prosper

https://www.london.edu/faculty-and-research/lbsr/variety-is-the-spice-of-the-100-year-life#.WGZPltJ95dh

6 July 2016
The 100-Year Life: How to make longevity a blessing, not a curse
Half the babies born in wealthier countries since 2000 are likely to see their 100th birthday
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23130810-800-the-100year-life-how-should-we-fund-our-lengthening-lives/

http://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/organization/our-insights/are-you-ready-to-live-to-100

Hypothyroidism and Increased Creatinine Levels and Renal Problems

January 11, 1999

Consistent Reversible Elevations of Serum Creatinine Levels in Severe Hypothyroidism

Stuart H. Kreisman, MDCM; James V. Hennessey, MD
http://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullarticle/520024

Thyroid dysfunction and kidney disease

P Iglesias and J J Díez
Received 9 December 2008
Accepted 15 December 2008
2009 European Society of Endocrinology
http://www.eje-online.org/content/160/4/503.full

The Renal Manifestations of Thyroid Disease

Laura H. Mariani and Jeffrey S. Berns
Published online before print October 21, 2011, doi: 10.1681/ASN.2010070766
JASN January 1, 2012 vol. 23 no. 1 22-26
http://jasn.asnjournals.org/content/23/1/22.full

Increase in Creatinine Due to Use of Fenofibrate

Hypothyroid patients have increased cholesterol and tryglycerides. To manage this lipids problem, both statins and fenofibrates are used.

Nephrologie. 1999;20(1):41-4.

Fenofibrate increases blood creatinine, but does not change the glomerular filtration rate in patients with mild renal insufficiency

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10081035

Nephron. 2002;92(3):536-41.

Fenofibrate increases creatininemia by increasing metabolic production of creatinine.

Hottelart C1, El Esper N, Rose F, Achard JM, Fournier A.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12372935

False Estimates of Elevated Creatinine

Manpreet Samra, MD and Antoine C Abcar, MD
The Permanent Journal, Perm J. 2012 Spring; 16(2): 51–52.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3383162/

The fenofibrate can give an increased creatinine reading. It is reversible.

1800 Calories Andhra Meal Plan for Weight Loss

Avoid Sugar during the period you want to lose weight.

Morning Beverage Milk, Coffee, Tea or Fruit Juice - 50 cal

Breakfast - 410 cal

         4 Idli,  Chutney  -  360 Calories
         Milk/Cofee/Tea  -    50 Calories

4 idlis require 25 grams black gram and 50 grams rice.

Between breakfast and lunch
         One apple or  grapes -  40  cals.

Lunch  -  700 Cal.

        Rice (100 gms uncooked)   - 400 calories
        Red gram (25 gm kandi pappu - toor dal) dal - 100 calories
        Curry - 100 cals.
        Chutney
        Curd  -  100 cals.


Alternative -  for people eating chapatis in office for lunch (400 calories)

         Chapatis 4 -             300 calories
         Curry        -              100 calories
         sprouts  (25 gms) -   100 cal

Evening Snacks - 100 cal.
        2 Marie biscuit  -  56
        Tea                        35


Dinner   -    500 cal.

Rice (75 gms uncooked)  -   300 calories
Curry                                -   100 cal
Chutney
Curd/Butter Milk             -   100 cal


Alternative for chapati eating for lunch

Dinner   -    700 cal.

Rice (100 gms uncooked)  - 400 calories
Dal                                     -  100 cal
Curry                                -   100 cal
Chutney
Curd/Butter Milk             -   100 cal




Total =  50 + 410 + 40 + 500 + 100 + 700 = 1800 calories

Total =  50 + 410 + 40 + 700 + 100 + 500 = 1800 calories

Sugar can be used if there is no sugar/cholestorol and BP problems.

75 kg male has 1527 calories per day as basal metabolic rate.
Recommended intake for male is 2500 calories per day.

Visit this page and calculate calories required per day by you.
http://www.medindia.net/patients/calculators/dly_calorie_req.asp

Download the pdf of recommended Diet for Indians - by ICMR
http://ninindia.org/dietaryguidelinesforninwebsite.pdf

Suggestions by Apollo Hospital for Weight Loss
http://www.apollolife.com/tools/caloriesheetofcommonfooditems.aspx

Updated  5 March 2017,  17 December 2016

2500 Calories Andhra Meal Plan for Weight Maintenance

Morning Beverage Milk, Coffee, Tea or Fruit Juice - 100 cal (two tea spoons sugar)

Breakfast - 500 cal

         4 Idli,  Chutney and Sambar - 400 Calories
         Milk/Cofee/Tea                        100 Calories ( 2 tea spoons sugar)

4 idlis require 25 grams black gram and 50 grams rice.

Between breakfast and lunch
         One apple, grapes  -  100  cals.

Lunch  -  900 Cal.

        Rice (150 gms uncooked)   - 600 calories
        Red gram (25 gm kandi pappu - toor dal) dal - 100 calories
        Curry - 100 cals.
        Chutney/Soup/Rasam
        Curd  -  100 cals.

Evening Snacks - 200 cal.
        Bajji/Pakodi/Samosa  -  100
        Tea/Coffee with sugar - 100


Dinner   -    700 cal.

Rice (125 gms uncooked)  - 500 calories
Curry                                -   100 cal
Chutney/soup/rasam
Curd/Butter Milk             -   100 cal


Total -  2500 calories

Sugar can be used if there is no sugar/cholestorol and BP problems.

75 kg male has 1527 calories per day as basal metabolic rate.
Recommended intake for male is 2500 calories per day.

Visit this page and calculate calories required per day by you.
http://www.medindia.net/patients/calculators/dly_calorie_req.asp

Download the pdf of recommended Diet for Indians - by ICMR
http://ninindia.org/dietaryguidelinesforninwebsite.pdf

Suggestions by Apollo Hospital for Weight Loss
http://www.apollolife.com/tools/caloriesheetofcommonfooditems.aspx

2200 Calories Andhra Meal Plan for Weight Loss

Avoid Sugar during the period you want to lose weight.

Morning Beverage Milk, Coffee, Tea or Fruit Juice - 50 cal

Breakfast - 450 cal

         4 Idli,  Chutney and Sambar - 400 Calories
         Milk/Cofee/Tea                         50 Calories

4 idlis require 25 grams black gram and 50 grams rice.

Between breakfast and lunch
         One apple and grapes -  100  cals.

Lunch  -  800 Cal.

        Rice (125 gms uncooked)   - 500 calories
        Red gram (25 gm kandi pappu - toor dal) dal - 100 calories
        Curry - 100 cals.
        Chutney
        Curd  -  100 cals.

Evening Snacks - 100 cal.
        2 Marie biscuit  -  56
        Tea                        35


Dinner   -    700 cal.

Rice (125 gms uncooked)  - 500 calories
Curry                                -   100 cal
Chutney/soup/rasam
Curd/Butter Milk             -   100 cal


Total -  2200 calories

Sugar can be used if there is no sugar/cholestorol and BP problems.

75 kg male has 1527 calories per day as basal metabolic rate.
Recommended intake for male is 2500 calories per day.

Visit this page and calculate calories required per day by you.
http://www.medindia.net/patients/calculators/dly_calorie_req.asp

Download the pdf of recommended Diet for Indians - by ICMR
http://ninindia.org/dietaryguidelinesforninwebsite.pdf

Suggestions by Apollo Hospital for Weight Loss
http://www.apollolife.com/tools/caloriesheetofcommonfooditems.aspx

2000 Calories Andhra Meal Plan for Weight Loss

Avoid Sugar during the period you want to lose weight.

Morning Beverage Milk, Coffee, Tea or Fruit Juice - 50 cal

Breakfast - 450 cal

         4 Idli,  Chutney and Sambar - 400 Calories
         Milk/Cofee/Tea                         50 Calories

4 idlis require 25 grams black gram and 50 grams rice.

Between breakfast and lunch
         One apple and grapes -  100  cals.

Lunch  -  700 Cal.

        Rice (100 gms uncooked)   - 400 calories
        Red gram (25 gm kandi pappu - toor dal) dal - 100 calories
        Curry - 100 cals.
        Chutney
        Curd  -  100 cals.

Evening Snacks - 100 cal.
        2 Marie biscuit  -  56
        Tea                        35


Dinner   -    600 cal.

Rice (100 gms uncooked)  - 400 calories
Curry                                -   100 cal
Chutney
Curd/Butter Milk             -   100 cal


Total -  2000 calories

Sugar can be used if there is no sugar/cholestorol and BP problems.

75 kg male has 1527 calories per day as basal metabolic rate.
Recommended intake for male is 2500 calories per day.

Visit this page and calculate calories required per day by you.
http://www.medindia.net/patients/calculators/dly_calorie_req.asp

Download the pdf of recommended Diet for Indians - by ICMR
http://ninindia.org/dietaryguidelinesforninwebsite.pdf

Suggestions by Apollo Hospital for Weight Loss
http://www.apollolife.com/tools/caloriesheetofcommonfooditems.aspx

1500 Calories Andhra Meal Plan for Weight Loss

One can lose weight on 1500 calories also.


Avoid Sugar during the period you want to lose weight.

Morning Beverage Milk, Coffee, Tea or Fruit Juice - 50 cal

Breakfast - 400 cal

         4 Idli and Chutney - 350 Calories
         Milk/Cofee/Tea          50 Calories

Between breakfast and lunch
         One apple -  40

Lunch  -  500 Cal.

        Rice (75 gms uncooked)   - 300 calories
        Red gram (25 gm kandi pappu - toor dal) dal - 100 calories
        Curry - 100
        Chutney

Evening Snacks - 100 cal.
        2 Marie biscuit  -  56
        Tea                        35  


Dinner   -    400 cal.

Rice (50 gms uncooked)  - 200 calories
Curry                                - 100 cal
Curd/Butter Milk             - 100 cal


Total -  1500 calories



75 kg male has 1527 calories per day as basal metabolic rate.
Recommended intake for male is 2500 calories per day.

Visit this page and calculate calories required per day by you.
http://www.medindia.net/patients/calculators/dly_calorie_req.asp

Download the pdf of recommended Diet for Indians - by ICMR
http://ninindia.org/dietaryguidelinesforninwebsite.pdf

Suggestions by Apollo Hospital for Weight Loss
http://www.apollolife.com/tools/caloriesheetofcommonfooditems.aspx

Weight Loss Plateau - A Normal Occurrence

Eat 1200 calories for day. As it is less than the basic metabolism energy requirement, you will lose weight.

If you are trying a weight loss idea and going on a diet and exercise plan, you may see the results initially but then you may not see any weight loss for some weeks. Various authors say it is a normal occurrence. You need to believe in the logic of your plan and you have to continue with your diet and exercise. The result can come suddenly. You can also try some other alternatives to break the routine and allow the body to give up its resistance to weight loss.

Why the plateau occurs?

The plateau occurs because of the way your body responds to your weight loss actions. It may reduce basal metabolic rate, it may increase fat creation, it may retain more water. In what ways your body responds, one does not know. But your weight loss routine will overcome the body's tricks over a longer time and weight loss will occur and you can see it once again in the measurements of weighing machine.

https://www.atkins.com/how-it-works/atkins-blogs/colette-heimowitz/pushing-past-a-plateau

http://www.livestrong.com/article/269637-what-to-do-when-weight-loss-stalls-on-atkins/

Try to increase Calories to sustainable level

http://www.coachcalorie.com/not-eating-enough-calories-to-lose-weight/

http://www.coachcalorie.com/how-many-calories-to-lose-weight/

Weight Loss from 80 Kg - An Experience

30 September - 80 kgs maximum


18 October  75 kg

1 November  72.5 kg

8 November 2016 - 73 kg

12 November 2016 -  74 kgs after lunch.

14 November 2016 -  71.5 kg evening 6 pm after a full day fasting - only liquids
                                   71 kg at 8.30 pm   fasting for the day
                                   73 kg after dinner at 9 pm.

15 November morning 8.30 am  72 kg.

27 November 2016 11.30 am  -  71.5 kg


4 December 2016  - 71 kg at 12 pm before lunch

To overcome the plateau, new diet - 3 days 1800 calories, Wed, Thurs, Friday,  -  Saturday and Tuesday  750 calories, -  Sunday and Monday - 1200 calories.

11 December 2016 - 70.5 kg at 12 pm before lunch

14 December 2016 - 70 kg before breakfast. 9.00 am.  71 kg after breakfast

    70 kg Target Reached on 14 December 2016

Next target  69 Kg  for  28 December 2016.




Updated 14 december,   11 December,  4 December 2016, 11 November 2016

Small Amount Diet for Three Days Can Help You Increase Resistance to Diseases

A diet that mimics fasting may promote longevity and health
http://www.examiner.com/article/a-diet-that-mimics-fasting-may-promote-longevity-and-health

USC Longevity Institute - Content on benefits of fasting - low quantity diet
http://www.bostoncommons.net/usc-longevity-institute/

Low quantity diet for three days decreases white blood cells and after that when food is taken, body prepares new stem cells increasing immunity of the person. Recent research. Needs further research by the same team and verification by other researchers.




The results of an experiment consuming low-calorie diet that mimics fasting (FMD)  showed improved health, notably in areas that worsen with age. In the experiment, persons participated consumed the low calorie diet for  three months, every month going on  a five day FMD. The researchers noted a drop in risk factors related to aging, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer.

The  diet provided  calories between 34-54% of their normal consumption. It comes out to about five days of a 750-1,050 calories per day, with appropriate amounts of proteins,  and micronutrients.

http://time.com/3924922/longevity-cutting-calories/


Updated  14 December 2016,  18 June 2016

Lifestyle is Important - DNA is Not Destinty

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/%E2%80%98dna-not-destiny%E2%80%99


Anjali Mukherjee said this statement and showed a slide in her presentation at NITIE (December 2016).