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Is your lifestyle contributing to your weight gain? For healthy people – weight gain is caused by simply consuming more calories than you burn. Unfortunately for many folks , our healthy lifestyle education comes within the sort of a blaring commercial that's trying to convince us that eating this "lite" food or using that "miracle exercise machine" will cause a healthy, fun, lean lifestyle! A healthy, lean lifestyle takes effort and education. Hopefully these five steps will get you started on a path to satisfy your weight loss goals.
• Skipping meals then overeating once you make time to eat. Skipping meals results in blood glucose fluctuations, moodiness, and may even cause overeating. Eat healthy meals and snacks at regular intervals.
• Not moving your body. The body is meant to maneuver . Period. Exercise can brighten your mood and lighten your body.
• Drinking cola or sugar drinks once you are thirsty. When your body is thirsty it's posing for water.
• Snacking on empty calories. Being fat free or low carb doesn't make it healthy. Empty calories (calories barren of nutritional value) do nothing for your body.
• Watching an abundance of TV. A recent article stated that you simply use less energy while watching TV than while sitting still!
Most folks do these habits and are totally unaware of how unhealthy and destructive they will be. in fact this text isn't telling you to never watch TV, or never snack – it's merely trying to boost your level of awareness of some belongings you could also be doing which will be sabotaging your diet efforts. Observe your habits and ask yourself if they're contributing to a healthy lifestyle and a perfect weight or are they contributing to an unhealthy lifestyle and being overweight. Arm yourself with knowledge and achieve your ideal weight.
I wish for you the simplest of health,
Bill