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The problem with a quick and easy weight loss solution is that it generally leads to quick and easy weight gain soon after. There are hundreds of tips for losing weight, and you may be tired of hearing the same tips repeated over and over again. The truth is, there are no new tips for losing weight. The same honest truth of yesterday is the truth of today. Losing weight requires you to change your eating habits, exercise more, and live a generally healthy lifestyle. A particular weight loss program can help you lose the initial pounds you need to lose, and can give you advice on how to keep it off, but the rest is up to you. Going back to your old habits will not help you stay fit or stay healthy.

Before choosing a weight loss program, let's review those tips one more time. This time, put them into practice: lose weight and don't lose it.

1. Lose weight for the right reasons

Before you even look at a diet plan or exercise program, see why you want to lose weight. If you want to improve your health, look and feel better, great! If you want to be able to play more with your children, it's great. Trying to get your ex back, looking better than your next-door neighbor, or because your partner says you should, isn't that good. The best motivation to lose weight is to do it yourself, no one else. Health reasons should be paramount, as being overweight can cause health problems that will accompany you for the rest of your life.

2. Choose a weight loss program carefully

You must be realistic in choosing how you will lose weight. Your lifestyle may not suit all types of programs or diets, and choosing one that you can't fit or handle is preparing for failure. Look at your current eating habits, level of physical activity, work schedule, family, and social life.


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Think realistically about how much change each of those areas can withstand. For example, if you don't exercise at all, you'll have trouble with a weight loss program that requires intense exercise from the get-go. If you eat out regularly, you will need a diet that allows you a wider selection of food types to accommodate that. Calorie counting can be time-consuming, so if you have a busy schedule, you may want a diet that offers you everything or gives you more flexibility. Try not to be fooled by the promise of losing a certain amount of pounds in a specific period of time - everyone loses weight at a different rate, and the only way to guarantee that you will lose weight is to follow the instructions to the letter.

3. Set realistic goals

This cannot be repeated enough. Setting goals that are almost impossible to achieve only prepares you for failure, disappointment, and misery. Break your goal down into smaller, more achievable steps. Monthly or weekly goals are easier to achieve. Make sure your goals represent healthy weight loss, which often means gradual weight loss that leads to a healthy weight for your age, gender, height, and body type.

4. Write it all down

Whether you call it a food diary or a success diary (I personally prefer the latter), get into the habit of recording your eating habits, and preferably start doing it before starting a weight loss program. Record what you eat, when you eat, and why you eat. Why You Eat will help you identify what triggers unhealthy eating habits that may have led to weight gain. Boredom, loneliness, anger, frustration, and stress can often lead to unhealthy snacks and comforting foods, even though we know it is not good for us. Use your journal or journal to record your goals and progress.


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5. Program for success, but wait for some bad days

Forget about all the diets you've been doing in the past! Program yourself to be successful in this case, but accept that there will be bad days and even bad weeks. No one is perfect, and you will have a day or two where you will get too much. You can skip a workout or you won't be able to resist the donuts your colleague brought to work. It's okay to slide! It is NOT okay to give up. A bad day, a bad decision, or even a series of them, does not mean that you have failed. It just means you had a bad day. Tomorrow doesn't have to be the same, so get started right away.

6. Get support

Whether it's friends, family, or an online group, make sure you have people who support and encourage you, especially on those bad days. There are thousands of people in online groups who share their experiences with different diets and weight loss programs, have been through the same difficulties you may face, and many of which have been successful. Read their stories, talk to them, and learn from their mistakes.


7. exercise

Like it or not, some form of physical activity should be included in a healthy lifestyle. It not only helps you lose weight, but it will also help you maintain weight loss. Of course, the health benefits are an important factor: Even if you're slim, exercise is good for you. You will find that the usual recommendation is between 30 and 45 minutes of exercise three times a week. Recent research indicates that those thirty minutes can be divided into three 10-minute sessions, with the same results. Often 10 minutes is easier to adjust to a busy schedule, and the exercise you do will keep your metabolism racing throughout the day. Your exercise program should include activities that you enjoy doing. If you don't enjoy it, you will find an excuse not to, or you will be miserable when you are. Having exercise equipment at home is one of the three factors most likely to lead to successful weight loss, so it may also be an avenue to investigate.

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8. eat

Whether you're following a specific diet plan, counting calories, or simply cutting down on "bad" food, there are a couple of things that can help you.

Eat slow. It takes 20 minutes for your brain from the time you start eating to register feelings of satiety. If you swallow your food in less time, you won't know it's too full until it's too late. Stop eating when you feel satisfied, not full.

Look at those portions, especially when you're eating out. Eat half the food and take the rest home in a take-out box. At home, use smaller plates, a great way to make sure you're not over-serving, but your plate will still look good and full.

Watch out for salt, limit high-fat foods, replace red meat with lean chicken and fish, and drink plenty of water. Don't skip meals, especially breakfast, as it's the food that sparks your metabolism and kicks it off for the rest of the day.


        

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9. Record your progress

Tracking your progress, including periods of slow or stagnant loss, will let you see what helps you succeed, what causes trouble, and when to celebrate. Don't compare yourself to anyone else, even if they follow exactly the same plan as you do. Everyone loses weight at a different rate, due to metabolism, muscle tone, and body type differences.

If your progress has stalled, particularly towards the end of your diet, you may have reached a plateau. The best way to overcome this is to change something. Exercise in the morning instead of the afternoon, trade carbohydrates for protein and vice versa at some meals, or even take a few days off completely. A plateau means that your body has become accustomed to a routine, and often all it takes is a little shake to help you lose weight again.  Learn more...






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