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Wednesday, 30 January 2013

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How to Lose Weight Sensibly By Cleto Tirabassi


INTRODUCTION
Now isn't this a subject that is beaten to death day after day? Indeed it is. And without any new or recently uncovered facts, can this article possibly add anything new? Not really. What it does propose however, is a refreshing of perspective on weight loss in a world where there is much confusion brought about by so many conflicting principles and products.
Therefore, this article does not intend to flaunt any new diet or weight loss secret - neither to expound any sophisticated, scientific formula or gadget which will provide swift results. The aim is to set straight some basic and commonsense facts about losing weight, and how to go about doing it sensibly.
But what about all the so-called weight loss secrets?
In truth, there are none which really hold water. Many individuals will want uninformed or naive would-be dieters, or people wanting to reduce weight, to believe that pounds can be shed in a snap by following their quick-fix programs, or by buying their books or gadgets.
Any individual promoting a weight loss plan or product which is claimed to deliver fast results should be approached with caution and prudence, as one's health may be at risk. If you are not experienced in physical exercise, or in following a restricted eating plan, be especially aware. Invest in the guidance or advice of a medical practitioner and that of a fitness trainer, certified by a recognized body or institute.
And what about those elaborate or high-tech proposals with captivating statements and guarantees?
Maintaining or losing weight, although not advisable in a short space of time, are far simpler than we care to realize. However, as mentioned, there are no short-cuts, miracle pills or treatments for effective or permanent weight loss.
So why is it then that we consciously overlook the basics of weight management in favour of products which are clad in fancy or space-aged packaging, or follow scientifically drummed up methods which are obviously overblown?
Well, we probably think losing weight needs to be a complex scientific process because the health and fitness industry is so dominated by the high-tech marketing approach associated with these very products.
Overcomplicated weight management principles too often cause lesser-informed individuals to be misled or coerced into spending unnecessary sums of money. Briefly, weight loss is something which is well within the reach of the average person wishing to decrease his or her mass. This unless of course one is ailing from a medical condition, hormone imbalance or deficiency, metabolic issue, thyroid problem, or other medical condition which renders weight loss a problem, or limits or prevents the participation by a certain individual in a fitness program.
So, with a clearer sensible approach, let's take a look at 5 important components associated with a successful weight loss program:
1. Make a commitment
So we know that successful and permanent weight loss is something far less complex than is made out to be. However, the question of how to lose weight successfully and permanently requires more consistency and commitment than the everyday person is normally willing to invest.
How many people have you heard saying that they were going to lose weight and had already started dieting, only to throw in the towel somewhere down the line? Whimsical attempts at anything in life are often short-lived. The first and most important step in successful weight loss, is to make a firm commitment to yourself that you want to and are going to do "it." Far too many people "dabble" with an exercise or transformation program, only to go wayward and then give it up. This usually happens because something taken half-seriously can be given up more easily.
Be open to your colleagues, friends and family about your "contract" with yourself. You will find their interest and encouragement valuable sources of motivation.
2. Have a realistic goal
Determine a realistic amount of weight to lose and a reasonable timeframe within which to do it. The start and end-dates must be firm and are to be strictly adhered to once fixed. Again, if physical fitness programs are new to you, or if you've never really followed one before, get assistance with this step. It is critical to have a "doable" goal which you can realistically achieve, given your own particular physical condition. For example, it would be essential for an overweight middle-aged male, who has never previously engaged in any sport or physical exercise, to have a carefully planned target weight and timeframe as part of his program.
And one should not forget that a medical check up is cardinal before commencing any type of fitness program. Remember also to work with your individual body (or somato ) type and physical condition when setting your goals.
3. Create the right balance
Earlier on I spoke about science. Weight loss has been turned into an unnecessarily complex activity, when in fact it requires little more than creating a negative calorie balance. This means simply that for weight loss to occur, one needs to burn more calories than those being ingested. This can be done by regulating the intake of food, or by boosting levels of physical activity. The best way of course is to do both simultaneously.
A word of caution here - many individuals believe that by exercising, they have permission to continue eating whatever - or worse, that they have the leeway to consume more. Do not get carried away. On the other hand, it does not mean sacrificing "enjoyable living." A healthy eating plan complemented by regular exercise will do wonders for steady, long-term weight loss, and make provision for some occasional cheating or eating out without unduly affecting one's overall fitness goals.
4. Turn your body into a more efficient fat-burning machine
If you thought healthy eating and a workout program where the only means to burn fat and keep it off, then there's good news for you.
There are several excellent by-products derived from proper nutrition and regular exercise. Besides the inherent health benefit potential, the knock-on effects of proper nutrition and regular exercise will enable one to accelerate and optimize weight loss simply by virtue of the cardiovascular and metabolic changes in the body. Regular exercise conditions and strengthens the heart and lungs. The efficiency gained from this contributes towards total physical fitness.
The body fat and muscle ratio is also positively influenced, which in turn naturally boosts the metabolism, leading to higher calorie expenditure even when not exercising.
5. Inform yourself about the nutrition plan to support a weight loss program
Knowing which meals to eat, in what proportion, and when to eat them, are the cornerstones of an effective eating plan.
In an overall sense, one needs to eat according to a ratio of approximately 3-2-1, where carbohydrates, proteins and healthy fats are concerned. Naturally, the topic of healthy nutrition is a massive subject and cannot be adequately addressed here. This is why anyone interested in being successful with losing weight, should make it their business to know how to approach their respective eating plan. Also worthy to consider are the significant differences in structure, quality and calorie content of foods. For example, not all carbs or fats are created equal. Some will be perfectly permissible in conjunction with a healthy nutrition plan while others may be simply unhealthy.
Knowing how to work with the individual differences of foods will have a profound effect on the outcome of any weight management program.
CONCLUSION
Many best-sellers or new up-and-coming celebrities punt the latest and greatest in weight loss plans and gimmicks, and people seem to continue falling for these "latest crazes." It's fairly easy to see why. We are totally spoilt for choice, as each year brings tons more "latest" and "greatest" books, videos and gadgets.
Be that as it may, remember that there are no secrets or shortcuts to healthy, sensible and permanent weight loss or shaping-up. The only way is via a commonsense and disciplined effort to consistently follow a workout program through to completion along with an eating plan that hinges on two major components: calories ingested versus lifestyle and physical activity.
Also, keep in mind that diets do not offer permanent solutions. Once an individual has reached his or her intended target weight and returns to prior habits, he or she will gain the weight back. Remember that short-term weight loss is easily reversible. The best and most sensible way is to adopt physical activity and healthy eating as a permanent way-of-life, thereby maintaining a desired condition for good. Once you are following a program, you will easily see what works best for you and how to make adjustments.
Health and Fitness is without doubt one of the most abused industries around the globe, and we should be wary of quick-fix solutions - even if our hard-earned money is promised back.
By being knowledgeable about weight loss, you can responsibly choose feasible outcomes within realistic timeframes.
Best of luck!
Cleto Tirabassi is a certified Fitness Trainer with the International Sports Sciences Association (ISSA).
His work centers on the "sensible approach" to Health-Related Fitness, which entails the use of practical, flexible and sustainable methods to achieve optimal levels of health and physical fitness.
His clientele belongs mostly to the group he calls "average everyday people", who in short want to be in excellent shape, yet still lead a conventional life.
Based in Rome, Italy - he is dedicated to guiding the individuals he works with to realize their health and fitness goals. He also understands that the health and fitness industry is constantly evolving and therefore maintains a close watch on trends in his field of expertise.
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Important Tips On Working Out To Lose Weight And Build Muscle By Scott Volker


This is another question that gets asked a lot and can have a huge impact on your results when trying to lose weight and gain muscle.
The answer is going to come down to what you are trying to achieve. If you are trying to lose weight, you need to take a different approach than if you were trying to build muscle.
Now, I'm not saying you can't do both when working out. But, most people that are looking to build muscle are trying to gain size and I'll talk about this in a little bit.
How Much Should I Work Out To Lose Weight
When trying to burn fat you will want to do more of a cardio type workout. This could be a specific program that gets your heart rate up for most of the workout. This can also be done by doing a steady run on a treadmill or elliptical machine. You want to do some exercise that gets your heart rate up and helping to speed up your metabolism.
When doing cardio, you can pretty much do this 6 days per week. Give yourself 1 day off per week to rest and recover. Your muscles for the most part are not being totally ripped as if you were lifting weights. These workouts should last for at least 40 to 60 minutes depending on your fitness goals.
How Much Should I Work Out To Build Muscle?
This is probably another mistake lots of people are making and I totally see why. Everyone thinks the more I workout, the bigger and stronger I will get.
WRONG!
When lifting weights at any level, whether trying to add muscle mass or just tone up a little...our body needs rest to recover. If you never give your muscles time to repair...they will never have the chance to get stronger and add muscle.
Now, everyone recovers differently, but I personally like to follow the same format as in popular workout programs. You basically start out with weight training 3 days per week. (Monday-Wed-Friday) Then the days in between are for light cardio type routines and yoga. This way you are allowing the muscles to repair fully before ripping them again.
I know as humans we want results FAST! But...I've learned that working out is a lot like running a marathon. You need to run Slow and Steady and you will reach the finish line.
Remember...listen to your body. If your lifting weights and your muscles are still very sore, you probably need another days rest to fully recover that muscle group.
I hope this post has helped you realize that there's not a one size fits all answer. And sometimes following a fitness program created allows you to take the guess work out and stick to a plan.
Listen To Your Body
Lastly...Don't think about it that much. Start or continue to workout and listen to your body for the answers.
As always...leave us a comment below and let us know your thoughts.
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Saturday, 26 January 2013

Why Your Last Diet Failed - Cut the Cord on Yo-Yo Dieting By Lianda Ludwig


For many people, losing weight isn't a big problem. They simply cut out all the "fattening" foods that they are eating and drinking. Unfortunately, those are probably the foods that you love the most.
But a frustrating thing happens to 95% of all people who diet. They gain the weight back, PLUS additional punishment pounds within a few months to a couple of years! Yes, all that deprivation, working out, starvation, only to gain the weight back. The worst part is, you actually gain back additional weight over where you started.
This process has been called Yo-Yo dieting. You go down, you go up. The diet industry blames the dieter for not staying on that miserable tasteless diet for the rest of their lives, and says that's the reason why the dieter failed, and the weight was regained! The poor dieter, who only went on the diet because of feeling lousy about themselves in the first place, is all too willing to feel guilty, and take the blame on themselves INSTEAD of the fact that diets don't work.
And yes, the Diet Industry wants you to think that in order to lose weight, you are expected to give up your favorite foods and deprive yourself and exercise like a farm animal for the rest of your life. But the truth is, the reason your weight is regained is NOT the dieter's fault. The reason you probably gained the weight is because you dieted in the first place!
Diet Myth-information
The bigger the lie, the more likely it is to be believed. And that's true for the "Common Wisdom" about dieting. Diet myth-information has been repeated so many times, that people take it for being the truth without questioning it. The statement that all you have to do to lose weight is "eat less and exercise more" actually the worst thing you can do if you want to lose weight!
But you are probably ready to stop reading right now because you believe this common wisdom that has brainwashed you! In fact, so many dieters believe it that despite diet failure time and again, they are more likely to blame themselves than the fact that the DIET is at fault! That's right: It's not your fault that you gained the weight back. It was your body's NORMAL, healthy reaction to being deprived of food!
The Definition of Insanity: When you do the same thing over and over again and expect different results.
So why is it that dieters continue try the same approach to weight loss time after time? They get the same results every time: losing weight to begin, and then regaining it shortly thereafter.
All the diet plans, especially lose weight fast, Fad diets, celebrity diets, diet pills, diet supplements, exercise regimes and even surgery has not been able to help more than 5% of the dieting population to keep the weight off!
Your body has a natural set point that is inherited, just like your other physical characteristics. If you eat "normally" by not using "comfort food" like a drug when you are stressed, your weight will stay within a 2-3 pound range by itself. In fact, it's a very sophisticated system, like a thermostat. If you eat fewer calories, your body automatically slows down your metabolism, and makes you feel lethargic. If you exercise too much, it makes you extra hungry and makes you crave carbs! This is a healthy body's reaction to eat less and exercise more! Furthermore, dieting puts your body into a stressful state which changes your physiology and makes losing weight almost impossible! I call it a "waist of dieting", because stress puts on belly fat!
How To Lose Weight and Keep It Off
So how can you lose weight if cutting calories will just slow down your metabolism? It sounds like it would be hopeless. The way it to eat more good foods, and cut down and eat the ones that are not good for you less.
Unfortunately, people have been brainwashed by the myth-information about eating "heart healthy" low fat food. The truth is: Heart disease has gone UP since people switched to vegetable oils (soy, canola, corn, margarine) that were recommended by the USDA in the food pyramid. Good fats actually make you feel full longer, and are necessary to lose weight, and for your overall health! What are good fats? BUTTER, Coconut, Palm, Olive oil... and animal fats: Praise the Lard! But with the priviso: the animal fat must be from animals that were raised humanely and lived free range and didn't eat bad foods such as GM foods and High Fructose Corn Syrup!
The number one important thing to lose weight is to lose the stress. It's not just what you are eating, it's what's eating you! Food will not provide comfort, and if over-eaten, especially when you are not hungry, will just make you feel worse about yourself after you stop eating!
Nurture yourself with good food. And that means having an occasional treat! Eat mindfully, paying attention to enjoying and experiencing your food. You'll notice when you are full, and stop eating. Essentially, eat like a two - year old. Eat what you want, when you are hungry, and stop when you're full. But please don't smush the food all over your face like a two year old, it's very unattractive!
Seriously, enjoy your life, and your weight will adjust! 80% of overweight is due to emotional eating. So stop stressing and blaming yourself for your diet not working. Focus your life on being happy, and watch your weight adjust almost by magic: without dieting!
Best selling author, and Coach-sultant, Lianda Ludwig, M.S. works with overwhelmed, stressed out, frustrated dieters who have lost weight and regained it time and again.
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Wednesday, 23 January 2013

Healthy Weight Loss Review - Do You Know The Facts On Fast And Healthy Weight Loss? By Brenda Hess


In today's "microwave society" people want their weight loss to be as quick as possible. It may have taken you years to put on the weight but you certainly don't want to take equal time to take the weight off. Once you make that diet commitment, how fast you lose weight will depend on a some different factors. Your quest for losing weight healthy should come before your desire to take it off quickly. Let's take a look at some healthy weight loss facts:
1. Healthy Weight Loss - Are You Getting Enough Calories?
The average person needs a certain number of calories to keep their brain and body functioning. The general diet guidelines are to shoot for 1200 calories for women and 1500 calories for men for healthy weight loss. Anything below that and you will be sabotaging yourself. How much weight loss will that give you? If you are only a little overweight and as a man and are used to having 1700 calories per day then you will only have a deficit of 200 calories per day. With that, you can only expect to lose about 1 pound a week. However,if you are severely overweight and your body is used to eating 3000+ calories in a day you will see your weight melt off fairly rapidly at first. If you add in exercise you can get even better results.
2. Healthy Weight Loss - Are You Eating The Right Type Of Foods?
We have discussed that you need to regulate your calories to lose weight but are all calories created equal? Some diet experts will say that a calorie is a calorie so as long as you are getting the prescribed amount you will lose weight. That is true to some degree but just because you are losing weight doesn't mean that you are getting healthier. Our body, including various organs and our brain, require certain nutritional components to work at optimum function. You need a balanced diet of carbs, protein and fat to give you all the vitamins and minerals your body needs to be healthy. If you are sluggish because you have chosen the wrong foods to eat you will not have the energy to be as active and you will not see the healthy weight loss you could if you had better nutrition.
3. Healthy Weight Loss - Is Alcohol an Option?
The answer to this question would depend on how fast you want to lose weight and how healthy you want to be while losing that weight. Let's first look at calories. Drinks containing alcohol have a wide variety of calorie counts. You can get a beer that has 55 calories or you can get a Long Island Iced Tea that has 780 calories. The reality about calories and healthy weight loss tells you that if you drink the latter you wont be able to eat much of anything throughout the day and still lose weight. That would only give you a few hundred calories to get in the carbs and protein you need to survive. So, the better option if you don't want to give up alcohol, is to choose something with fewer calories that fits into you calorie reduction. Just know that it takes your liver to process the alcohol. It also takes your liver to burn fat. If your liver is busy with eating the alcohol it can't work on your bulge.
In closing, your commitment to losing weight will certainly go smoother if you choose to do it responsibly. You must find the balance between fast and healthy that will lead to successful healthy weight loss results for you. Your success is determined by how much commitment you have to transforming your body. This isn't always an easy mental task so I suggest that if you aren't comfortable doing it alone you find a good support system to encourage and motivate you along the way so you have successful healthy weight loss.
Brenda Hess has dedicated years of her life into the research and implementation of weight loss plans with varying aspects of diet and exercise. She has been scientifically obese, has completed multiple marathons, and has been everywhere between. To find out what her years of research has shown go go here
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Monday, 21 January 2013

Gluten-Free Weight Loss - Have You Been Missing Out On A Gold Mine? By Brenda Hess


In the past, only people diagnosed with celiac disease or gluten intolerance stuck with the gluten-free lifestyle. Now, people are flocking to this dietary change for a variety of reasons. If you have been thinking of going on a gluten-free diet you probably wonder what that is going to do for your weight loss goals. Is this going to give you the jump you need or will this be one more stumbling block in the diet failure path you have been walking? Keep reading for some great information about how you can reach your goals with gluten-free weight loss. It isn't as hard as you think.
What is it?
Gluten in simple terms is the protein that comes from wheat, rye and barley. These are typically the main ingredient in crackers, pasta, bread and other foods commonly thought of as high in carbohydrates. If you don't tolerate gluten very well it causes your body to not absorb the nutrients in the foods you are eating. This can either cause you to lose or gain weight depending on your digestive system. Since you are reading this article, I am assuming that your body holds onto the fat in the food you are eating to compensate for the lack of nutrients and you have been putting on the pounds. Especially if you have been consuming too many carbohydrates, gluten-free weight loss might be the answer you have been looking for.
Why does gluten-free weight loss work?
Since most of the foods commonly associated with gluten are high in carbohydrates, getting rid of this food group can help you shed the pounds. Carbohydrates play a big roll in weight gain. Fist off, they are dense in calories. Too many calories always equal too much weight. The other effect of this type of carbohydrate is that since it is a high-glycemic food it has a tendency to take your blood sugar levels on a roller coaster ride. This fluctuation is the leading cause of carb cravings which leads to unnecessary calorie intake. When you are striving for gluten-free weight loss your food choices make your blood sugars rise slowly so that the insulin can do its job and your body can burn fat efficiently. The key to gluten-free weight loss is low-calorie, high-nutrient diet that keeps your blood sugars and hunger in check.
What do you do now?
Although gluten-free weight loss might be a bit more complicated than your average weight loss plan it doesn't have to be. You need to educate yourself on the different names for gluten (including wheat, rye, barley and malt) and check labels before buying food. Although you know you have to stay away from bread and pasta you will be surprised to find that gluten can also be found in things such as lunch meat, candy and even some dressings and dips. Luckily, many of these hidden gluten foods have a different brand that is gluten-free. After a few trips to the store reading labels you will get used to what you can have and what you should avoid. There are also a variety of books and online recipes that cater to gluten-free weight loss.
Gluten-free weight loss is not only possible but it might just be what your body needs to feel its best. Just one word of caution: You have to remember that you are still striving to lose weight. Gluten-free doesn't mean low-calorie by any means. Most grocery stores now have a large section of gluten-free foods ranging from pasta to brownies. If you eat a pan of brownies, with or without gluten, it might just show up on your hips tomorrow.
Brenda Hess has dedicated years of her life into the research and implementation of weight loss plans with varying aspects of diet and exercise. She has been clinically obese, has completed multiple marathons, and has been everywhere between. To find out what her years of research has shown go here.
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Saturday, 19 January 2013

Weight Loss Help - Where Can You Turn To? By Brenda Hess


If you are overweight and looking to lose some pounds you might be considering what the best approach to this problem is. There are many different ways you can go about losing weight. Let's take a look at some methods of weight loss and break them into groups of best, worst, and most likely to succeed categories.
Best Solution
Wouldn't it be great if Bob or Jillian from the Biggest Loser could come live with you? That would be some great weight loss help and a guarantee at success. Since we know that is not going to happen we can look at the next best thing. The most ideal situation would be to hire yourself a personal trainer and nutritionist. You would have someone planning out your every calorie and someone else in the gym making sure you get a good workout. If you have the money to do that and live in a city where there are personal trainers and gyms this might very well be a good thing for you to look into. You will receive personalized attention which is the kind of weight loss help many people need. If you don't have that option available to you, continue reading to find some other options.
Worst Solutions
Do a google search on the internet for diet pills and you will find a whole truck load of natural and synthetic junk that is labeled as weight loss help. Diet pills are not a long term solution. In fact, they usually aren't even a good short term solution. Occasionally, you might find a supplement that works to lose a little bit of weight. However, it isn't addressing your eating habits so you wont lose a ton of weight and you will most likely gain it all back at an alarming rate as soon as you stop taking the pill. That doesn't sound like weight loss help at all.
Some of the pills on the market are actually dangerous for you. They have ingredients that make your heart race and you feel all revved up. That may sound like a good jolt for your metabolism but it truly isn't healthy for your body. There is no need to ever put your health at risk. Especially if the results aren't going to be permanent anyway.
Most Likely To Succeed
There are a handful of programs on the market that I would say are very qualified to be termed good weight loss help. It takes quite a bit of research to weed through all of the empty promises to find them but they are out there. A good weight loss program will be one that is nutritionally sound. You have to be getting all the vitamins and nutrients your body needs without starving yourself. A good program also has weight loss help in the form of other people to support you along the way. This isn't about products but about a program that you can stick to. It needs to address your eating and exercise habits while allowing you to enjoy some treats and not have to be a work-out addict.
The single most important thing when looking for weight loss help is to look inside of yourself. Any legitimate program takes determination and commitment on your part. If you are serious about and committed to losing weight you can do it. Find a good support system and take it one day at a time. Don't put it of until after the weekend or say you will start tomorrow. You deserve to have a healthy body.
Brenda Hess is a successful teacher and coach. She has dedicated years of her life to the research and implementation of weight loss plans with varying aspects of diet and exercise. She has been scientifically obese, has completed multiple marathons, and has been everywhere between. She has spent the money and time to find what works and what will disappoint you. 
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