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Friday, December 30, 2011

Don't make the following 8 mistakes while trying to lose weight

 

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  • We Often turn to the high calorie diet because we believe it will satisfy our desires to eat and give us a feeling of fullness for a longer period
  • In fact, these stereotypes, which are not unfounded, gives With sweets and fatty foods temporary pleasure and a sense of fullness, hunger quickly returns to control us after a short period of eating.
  • On the other hand, there are foods give a feeling of satiety for long hours for the rich in fiber and vegetables, most notably the much talked about their importance and fruits and foods full of food and grain.
  • All these foods play an important role in weight control for the rich in fiber, which help us to avoid excessive intake of other foods rich in fat and calories.
  • Not required to abstain from eating to avoid gaining weight, but be careful to choose healthy foods that give a sense of satiety for long hours instead of the foods that we feel more hungry after eating.
  • This, noting that we have many choices of foods and nutrients that make us feel fullness

8 mistakes I made while trying to lose weight

  • I went on my first diet around five years ago. Over the past four and a half years my weight went up and down as I tried every diet and exercise program under the sun. Nothing seemed to work for me. Until six months ago I enrolled in a weight worksho-----Darren MacLeod

  • I went on my first diet around five years ago. Over the past four and a half years my weight went up and down as I tried every diet and exercise program under the sun. Nothing seemed to work for me. Until six months ago I enrolled in a weight workshop which taught me that I need to change the way I look at food. It was then that I realized that I had made many mistakes in my quest to lose weight.
  • In this article I’m going to share with you eight mistakes I made on my quest to lose weight. I hope by sharing my experiences with others throughout the world via the internet I might be able to help people avoid the mistakes I made. So, here are the eight mistakes I made while trying to lose weight.
  • 1. I started to skip breakfast Most people trying to lose weight believe simply eating less and skipping meals helps shed that fat. And breakfast is a real easy meal to skip. This is one of the biggest mistakes you can make when on a weight loss diet. If you leave the house in the morning on an empty stomach you’re much more tempted to eat more at morning tea and lunch times. And, calories you eat at breakfast time are easily burnt throughout the day.
  • 2. I would eat one day and not the next I would literally eat about 2000+ calories one day, feel guilty, and end up eating about 700 calories the following day. If you “starve” yourself throughout the day you’re much more likely to eat more in the evenings, which is not going to help you lose weight. You should consume most of your calories in the morning.
  • 3. I bought diet food When I went shopping I always looked for the foods marked diet, low-fat, healthy etc. This is a good practice to get into, but I was buying these foods for the wrong reason. I bought these foods because in my mind it meant I could more. I would totally disregard portion size. If you eat diet foods in large portions you’re not doing yourself any favors.
  • 4. I thought I’d always be fat This is mindset that you must break if you want to lose some serious weight. Sometimes it feels like you’re doing the right things and not making any progress, this is totally natural. You need to focus on being happy and healthy and achieving your goals. Try not to get caught up in “the big picture”.
  • 5. I started eating salads as main meals Eating salad is a good way of keeping your calorie intake down right? Yes, meal of salad has much less calories that a pizza but does it have the satisfaction? When you eat you mind needs to get some satisfaction from what you have just eaten. I found that when I ate salads for meals a few hours later I was back I the cupboard looking for more food. I learnt that I was better off eating a balanced meal with slightly more calories than simply eating a salad and snacking afterwards.
  • 6. I started my new diets on Mondays When I found a new diet that I decided I was going to try I always started it on a Monday. This meant I would eat all weekend like I was never going to eat again. Doing this I was just setting myself up for failure.
  • 7. I was to embarrassed to go to the gym Taking the plunge and joining a gym was one of the hardest things I ever did. I was always worried that people in the gym would be staring at me and talking about me. I really thought I was too fat to join. My advice is to join a gym! You’ll be glad you did. I look forward to going to the gym now.
  • 8. I set my goals to high Setting long term goals is great, but these goals always seem to far off. You need to set smaller, more reachable goals that you can regularly meet to keep your motivation high. Set yourself weekly, monthly and three monthly goals. Once you meet one short term goal set a new one for next week.
  • So there you have it, those are the mistakes I made. I now look at weight loss from a totally different perspective and it has paid off. I now help others with weight loss and keeping healthy.
  • At the end I'd like to give an advice which is important to complete the circle .
  • To maintain sound health and excellent, it must be accompanied by a healthy diet with regular physical activity. Balance is taken between food and physical activity necessary to maintain a healthy weight. So, in general practice specialists recommend 30 minutes of exercise every day, such as walking or jogging, swimming or riding a bicycle ...
  • For the boys, take them out to the garden to play in the open air instead of sitting in front of the TV or computer and spend several hours without any mobility. Being more physically help the children to exchange energy and stimulates brain activity.
  • I'll be highly pleased to reply any query you may need , ihabmts@gmail.com 

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