If one wishes to lose pounds really quickly one needs to have the correct information from the appropriate source. Continue on reading because we will be highlighting the ten most notable weight control strategies that ensure one gets the most out of his or her time and efforts to avoid obesity.
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Showing posts with label weight loss. Show all posts
The Most Overlooked Of All Weight Loss Remedies
The most overlooked weight loss remedy is staring us in the face. It is well-known and highly publicized. Yet, despite the incredible benefits we choose to look the other way because it is something we don’t really want to do.
Weight Loss Tips For Women – No Pain, Only Gain
Weight loss is not always a painful procedure. If you have been trying to lose weight desperately though religious diet tops and workouts, you are not alone! Women of all age groups are taking up weight loss as challenge.
Why Is It Difficult To Stick To A Weight Loss Plan?
We all dream of shifting weight fast. Of being able to look fantastic for a holiday, wedding or work party in a matter of months. However, such an outlook can often cause your dieting regime to fail before it has had the opportunity to work…
How To Lose Weight - The Importance Of Stretching
If you want to know how to lose weight quickly don’t overlook how stretching fits into your overall workout plan. A regular stretch program will help with weight loss, joint health, stress reduction, and best of all it doesn’t have to take up much time at all.
The Extremes We Go To For Extreme Weight Loss
While researching a recent article on weight loss I became curious as to how we got into a culture of, for lack of a better term, “weight loss chaos.” It is chaotic because the choices are numerous, confusing, and many are very dangerous.
5 Attitude Adjustment Tips To Lose Weight
Can you relate? “I have got to start a diet but its Thursday. Too many opportunities for food I want to eat this weekend. I will start on Monday.”
Then, on Sunday you think, “Wow. Monday’s are really tough. I better hold off on starting my diet until Tuesday.”
Then, on Sunday you think, “Wow. Monday’s are really tough. I better hold off on starting my diet until Tuesday.”
The Flavorful Benefits Of Juicing For Weight Loss
The number 1 qualifier for a good weight loss program for me is “flavor.” To stick with a diet I have to have flavorful food to look forward to. Also important are nutrition, health, and plentiful food variety. That’s why I have become a huge fan of juicing for weight loss because that one simple process covers all the bases.
5 Easy Changes to Your Lifestyle that Lead to Permanent Weight Loss
Five months ago I made a major change in my weight loss strategy. It was a step, quite frankly, that I never thought that I would take. It was at that time that meat was removed from my diet and I became a vegetarian.
Long ago, my wife made the switch to a no-meat diet primarily because she felt sorry for animals. I did it because I saw vegetarian weight loss as a means to not only keeping my weight under control but also improving the quality of my health.
I came into the world with a weight problem. In the first grade I was the heaviest kid in my class and I maintained that distinction for most of my school years except for high school when a transfer student eclipsed my weight by 50 pounds. Was I ever glad to see him.
My life has been about dieting…gaining…dieting…gaining. An endless cycle of putting it on and taking it off has followed me all my days. Happily, in recent years I have been able to keep the weight off by making some radical yet gradual changes to my diet.
In reality, there are few diets that don’t enable you to lose weight. Unfortunately, when you get off them, the bad habits creep back in and your right back to where you started from and maybe even worse.
Happily, I finally figured out what I was doing wrong. The problem was…I was dieting. Diet programs are short term fixes for long term problems. By their very nature they are only helpful while you are on them. The only lasting change that produces long term benefits requires an altered lifestyle.
Change #1- Get rid of white stuff- The first change that made a difference came about a 18 months ago. I simply eliminated white stuff from my diet including: anything made from white flour, white rice, white potatoes, and sugar.
One day it dawned on me that I had lost weight and without any effort. It was actually easy to give up those things (except for the potatoes).
Change #2- Get rid of soft drinks- Then I came across some research that said that diet soft drinks were as bad as sugary soft drinks at adding on the pounds. So, I thought, I eliminated white stuff from my diet. Why not diet sodas? As a result the weight loss continued.
Change #3- Walk a little each day- A friend suggested that a walk after the evening meal each day significantly helps digestion. That seemed easy enough so I picked up the practice.
Change #4- Stop eating packaged and processed foods- Another friend, you would probably call him a health nut, suggested that I give up packaged and processed foods, and eat lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. “Eat healthy and you will be healthy,” he said. Sure enough, not only had I lost weight and kept it off, I was now feeling better than I had in years.
Change #5- Get rid of meat- Then went the meat. After reading several articles on the health risks associated with eating meat I reasoned that it was time to become…a vegetarian.
Finally, after all those years of trying to lose weight…and failing to keep it off, I finally succeeded…without dieting. What finally worked was a life change. I altered the way that I ate and even added in some light exercise without really trying.
So, it just happened. It took 60 years to get here. But at least it happened before it was too late. Excessive weight is no longer a problem and my health is better now than when I was in my 30s.
Have you been fighting the war for weight loss all of your life? My recommendation is that you stop dieting and start implementing some life changes. You don’t have to do it all at once. Take it one easy step at a time.
By: Richard Weirich
Long ago, my wife made the switch to a no-meat diet primarily because she felt sorry for animals. I did it because I saw vegetarian weight loss as a means to not only keeping my weight under control but also improving the quality of my health.
I came into the world with a weight problem. In the first grade I was the heaviest kid in my class and I maintained that distinction for most of my school years except for high school when a transfer student eclipsed my weight by 50 pounds. Was I ever glad to see him.
My life has been about dieting…gaining…dieting…gaining. An endless cycle of putting it on and taking it off has followed me all my days. Happily, in recent years I have been able to keep the weight off by making some radical yet gradual changes to my diet.
In reality, there are few diets that don’t enable you to lose weight. Unfortunately, when you get off them, the bad habits creep back in and your right back to where you started from and maybe even worse.
Happily, I finally figured out what I was doing wrong. The problem was…I was dieting. Diet programs are short term fixes for long term problems. By their very nature they are only helpful while you are on them. The only lasting change that produces long term benefits requires an altered lifestyle.
Change #1- Get rid of white stuff- The first change that made a difference came about a 18 months ago. I simply eliminated white stuff from my diet including: anything made from white flour, white rice, white potatoes, and sugar.
One day it dawned on me that I had lost weight and without any effort. It was actually easy to give up those things (except for the potatoes).
Change #2- Get rid of soft drinks- Then I came across some research that said that diet soft drinks were as bad as sugary soft drinks at adding on the pounds. So, I thought, I eliminated white stuff from my diet. Why not diet sodas? As a result the weight loss continued.
Change #3- Walk a little each day- A friend suggested that a walk after the evening meal each day significantly helps digestion. That seemed easy enough so I picked up the practice.
Change #4- Stop eating packaged and processed foods- Another friend, you would probably call him a health nut, suggested that I give up packaged and processed foods, and eat lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. “Eat healthy and you will be healthy,” he said. Sure enough, not only had I lost weight and kept it off, I was now feeling better than I had in years.
Change #5- Get rid of meat- Then went the meat. After reading several articles on the health risks associated with eating meat I reasoned that it was time to become…a vegetarian.
Finally, after all those years of trying to lose weight…and failing to keep it off, I finally succeeded…without dieting. What finally worked was a life change. I altered the way that I ate and even added in some light exercise without really trying.
So, it just happened. It took 60 years to get here. But at least it happened before it was too late. Excessive weight is no longer a problem and my health is better now than when I was in my 30s.
Have you been fighting the war for weight loss all of your life? My recommendation is that you stop dieting and start implementing some life changes. You don’t have to do it all at once. Take it one easy step at a time.
By: Richard Weirich
Easy Weight Loss Plans
If you have been trying to lose weight and are having a difficult time with it, try some of these simple weight loss tips.
Using Quick Weight Loss Diets The Natural Way
Dieting is one of the most important things to consider in this day and age of widespread obesity. Quick weight loss diets are one of the most popular topics today. Whether you want to be healthy or you simply want to look good physically, then the best way to be both fit and sexy is dieting the natural way. Here are a few things you may want to consider when you are looking at quick weight loss diets.
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