today, more than ever before, obesity
has become a major health problem for children and adults. Thumbing
through any of the glamour magazines, you will always find weight loss
tips on the proper way to diet and exercise. In contrast, the images you
see on television tell a different story. The models appear healthy,
but a closer view reveals a tiny waist and an overall bony skeletal
structure, yes, anorexia. Open up any newspaper or tune into any tv
station and you will be bombarded with fast and easy weight loss
commercials designed just for you. Unfortunately these weight loss diet plans
are a quick solution for a long term problem, one might suggest you
switch to another channel. Our bodies are unique in that every one of us
is built differently, have different bone structures. To suggest that
one diet plan, which promises incredible results, will solve the ills of
obesity, is a ludicrous one. Weight gain is a genetic and behavioral
trait. To lose weight, the process can neither be fast, convenient, nor
free. It takes dedication, commitment, and a willingness to expend a
certain amount of money depending upon the diet plan chosen. In an
effort to reduce weight properly, one should shed those pounds as slowly
as possible, preferably one to two pounds per week.
Denying oneself three meals a day, fasting, or clinging to diet loss plans which can effectively harm, rather than strengthen your system, has been tried and failed. Diet techniques have run the gamut from pills to shakes, and everything in between. Some of the more popular weight loss systems do work. Others, like the shakes and the pills, while yielding a loss pose other health risks. In addition, these particular diets do not allow for slow weight loss, thus the pounds return, and then some. The first of many weight loss tips is to seek help. Locate a nutritionist who can determine the proper diet plan for you. You may want to lose 50 to 100 pounds, but after taking your health, family history, and your diet habits, the nutritionist may suggest a far lesser number than you propose. Exercise is another key ingredient in losing weight. Perhaps you have been a couch potato for a number of years. If that is the case, start slowly with walks around your block. Try and walk 20 minutes every other day in one week, and longer the next. Eventually you will be able to work up to a mile or more. Ask a friend to walk with you, or take your walkman, music always puts you in the groove to move! Perhaps you'd like to enroll in an exercise program at a gym.
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