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 admin writes, "Losing weight can be a challenge, but it doesn't have to be the impossible task that all the T.V. ads make it out to be. They try to make it seem harder than it is because they want you to believe that it is hard and the only way you will succeed is if you buy and use their products. Not true. Some simple diet tips that you can follow every day is really all you need. Before you sta..."
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Losing weight can be a challenge, but it doesn't have to be the impossible task that all the T.V. ads make it out to be. They try to make it seem harder than it is because they want you to believe that it is hard and the only way you will succeed is if you buy and use their products. Not true. Some simple diet tips that you can follow every day is really all you need.
Before you start any diet and exercise program make sure you talk to your doctor. She will let you know what, if any, modifications you should make based on your current health situation.
Here are some easy to follow tips that you can start using right now!
1. Losing weight is a combination of eating a well-balanced diet and getting your body moving. Don't waste time looking for ineffective "quick fixes" just approach your weight loss from a place of reasonable expectations and you won't be disappointed.
2. Understand that getting in better shape is a process and it will take time. If you have a big event coming up and you want to lose weight before the big day, don't wait until the last minute, start now.
3. Losing weight and getting in shape is more about a lifestyle change (which is permanent) rather than a "diet" (which many people think of as temporary).
4. Eat a well-balanced diet rich in lean proteins and very light on carbohydrates and fats (my personal opinion is that any eating plan that totally restricts fats or carbs is unrealistic and will be difficult to stay with forever. Remember, this is about lifestyle change so if the changes you make aren't permanent your weight loss won't be permanent. Instead, focus on balance in your diet and you will have more success).
5. One point I have to make about what I said in step 4 is that if you are looking for some quick results just to jump start your weight loss efforts it is ok to use a restrictive diet. If you are planning on going carb free for just the first two weeks, and then add carbs back into your diet in moderation, just to give you a jump start, than by all means, do that.
6. It's very easy to get focused on the outside of the body and forget that everything you see on the outside actually starts on the inside. Make sure your body gets all the nutrients it needs. Add a multi-vitamin to make sure.
7. Don't forget about the benefits of getting enough sleep, quitting bad habits like smoking, and drinking plenty of water throughout the day. Most professionals recommend getting half your body weight in ounces of water every day.
So, if you weight 125 lbs, you would divide that (or whatever your weight is) by 2 to get half. That is the number of ounces of water you should drink every day. So in this example you would need to drink about 62 ounces of water every day.
8. Find an exercise plan that you enjoy so you will stick with it. Not everyone wants to go to a gym, hop on a treadmill for 30 minutes and then lift weights. While this is a great workout plan, it may not be for you, so you need to find one that is.
Remember, exercise can be pretty much anything that gets your body moving. So, if you like to dance, then dance. If you enjoy the water; start swimming. If you love taking your dog for a walk, add a few more walks in everyday. Just find what you like to do, do it, and you will see results.
9. Even if you don't want to join a gym, you should incorporate some weight training into your exercise routine. You can buy a few dumbbells and do some workouts at home, but don't neglect your muscle tone when you are working on improving your body.
Enjoy these diet tips and put them to work for you right away.
Note: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Therefore, this article is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If you have any health concerns, you should consult a certified health care professional. Also, before going on any diet, you should consult with your doctor to ensure you are not putting undue stress on your body. In addition if you are on any medication any changing to your food intake might impact your result.
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Posted on Apr 20, 2016 21:09pm.
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