Some Straight Talk about Weight Loss and Your Eating Habits
Overweight is a universal problem.
Due to modern day fast-paced daily lifestyles, people are eating on the run, mostly snack type foods, and are having to face a growing weight problem. When the clothes no longer fit, you decide to implement a weight loss plan, but unfortunately, do not achieve much success.
You may be going about it the wrong way!
Losing weight is a process.
There are many reasons why people overeat. It may be boredom, or it may be as a result of stress. Comfort eaters usually opt for junk food like rolls, cakes, chocolates and other acid forming delicacies, which flood the body with acid. The excess acid which the body is unable to eliminate is deposited in the fat cells, steadily increasing the size of bulges already there. When you embark on a weight loss plan, opting for a more alkaline diet is important to balance body pH levels, and boost your chances of losing weight.
Portion Distortion can sink your weight loss plans.
Most people believe that the quality of the food you eat matters more than the quantity. Recent research on portion control proves this to be incorrect. Changing your eating habits to a more alkaline diet is important, but just because it is a so-called good food, does not mean you can eat as much of it as you want!
Unbalanced eating is known as portion distortion. The bottom line is that if you eat too much of anything, you will not lose weight. To guarantee a lifetime of weight control success, you need to change the type of foods you eat, and permanently adjust your portions to suit the new shape you want to be
Learning to eat less!
When you start your weight loss plan, take note of the size of the portions you usually eat, the good stuff and the bad stuff! You may find that the amount you eat is much more than you need. The extra intake is landing up in your fat cells, packing onto hips and thighs! If you regularly eat too much, then your stomach is used to taking in a lot of extra food. It is up to you to train your stomach to get accustomed to taking in less.
Check the helpings on your dinner plate. Gradually get accustomed to making do with less of everything dished up for you until you are comfortable with the amount you are eating.
As you begin to embrace a healthy way of eating, you will see your weight loss plans coming to success.
Get more active!
If vigorous exercise is not your game, a mild exercise routine of 30 minutes a day will do the trick. Moving about will help the fat to drop off, and benefit your health.
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