Weight Lost Tips (Part 2)

Posted by Kiki | February 3rd, 2010 in Weight Loss Tips | No Comments »

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In men, the lowest level recommended is 1,500 calories per day can use a very low calorie diet, should be under medical supervision.

Tips for preventing weight gain:

* Avoid fatty foods and sugar
* Reduce the amount of alcohol you drink
* Avoid the stress, frustration and boredom
* Seek medical treatment if you experience depression

Avoid a sedentary lifestyle increase the level of activity:

* Perform aerobic exercise for at least 30 minutes a day, 3 times a week
* Increase physical activity by walking rather than driving
* Climb stairs rather than using an elevator or escalator
* Always talk to your doctor before starting an exercise program

FAD DIETS

A fad diet is one that makes false promises. Most of these diets are very low in carbohydrates and calories, causing fluid loss from the body, which indicates a loss of weight in the balance. Once the body is rehydrated, it retrieves the initial weight.

Evaluation of a fad diet:

* Is the diet medically and nutritionally safe? It is desirable that the person is the opinion of a physician or registered dietitian.
* Warning signs of fad diets include: overemphasis on a specific group or groups of foods, have a limited selection of foods and take an approach that “calories do not count.”

With these parameters it is possible to decide whether to use a diet or not. If the diet is not provided with a formal medical or nutritional and if there are reliable statistics to back the claims, then there is a diet that should be considered. Remember that if it sounds too good to be true then it probably is.

The following is a summary of basic guidelines to effectively lose weight:

* Aerobic physical activity helps build muscle tissue and burn more calories. You should plan sessions of 20 minutes at least three times a week
* Gradual changes in eating habits will help encourage a permanent change of lifestyle.
* It is best to lose weight at a rate of 1 to 2 pounds per week until you reach your ideal weight.


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