Showing posts with label Weight Control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weight Control. Show all posts

Thursday, May 08, 2008

Fast and Healthy Weight Loss

There are times of emergency that calls for drastic measures. What I am talking about is like we suddenly receive a wedding invitation from Cousin Alice just a short 6 weeks away. What to do now? How to get the body which is already going sideways out of shape to fit snuggly into a party gown in one and a half month's time? I don't trust myself to just eat baby carrots and munch on celery sticks for the next 40+ days! Are there any more pleasant ways to go about a fast weight loss program without wrecking havoc to the body, mind and wallet?

Whether you have 20 or 200 pounds to lose, the New Lifestyle Diet can help in achieving our fast weight loss goal. Their comprehensive but simple program can help in keeping the weight for too. By means of some powerful lessons and self improvement tips, you can learn to take control of your mind and body - weight included. The bonus of it all beside being able to fit into our dream party gown, this fast weight loss program allows you to have delicious hot soup or refreshing shakes and puddings. What better way to slim down?!!



Wednesday, April 16, 2008

Weight Loss with Liquid Protein Diet

Bodybuilders, fitness competitors and athletes have been successful in using meal replacement programs to control their weight and maintain the ideal fitness. But the question now is, can it also work for just anyone who purchase such products from online or over the counter at pharmacies or stores? Can we be as successful in managing our weight control without spending thousands of dollars to hire a personal fitness trainer or coach? Can anyone like say, a work at home mom do it with products like meal replacement shake and liquid protein diet to manage their weight?

There are many testimonials of success stories from people from all walks of life using the New Lifestyle Diet
to achieve their weight loss goals. It doesn't just treat the physical aspect by forcing the body to put off the weight through starving it out of nutrients but it is a complete life style management program that treat the body and mind as a whole. This program will provide you with the skills, motivations and techniques to handle a variety of issues that made weight loss such an uphill battle. Issues such as stress, using food as an emotional comfort, what can be done during social gatherings where food are a plenty and many more situations and circumstances. So give it a try and get your customized program now.


Thursday, February 21, 2008

Walking Kit

I am really desperate for some exercise now. I have been thinking about getting a treadmill but the better ones are rather expensive. I got this walking kit from Mph Bookstore for an incentive though. Yeah, I did say that I am desperate. I actually need something extra besides my legs to get me walking now. It consists of a manual with diet information and of course weight loss tips, a pedometer to measure the number of steps I have walked and hand grips for the stronger swing so to speak. Not sure if this will really help me lose weight but I need to do something. Now I just need to set a schedule to get down to it.



Thursday, February 14, 2008

Need a break

I feel stressed out. My body is feeling it. My eczema is breaking out. There has been a teeny weeny financial challenge last weekend and I was a little concerned. Hubby was getting a new motorbike and we had a little difficulty in our financial turnover. Anyway, I guess there are other ways to beat stress.

I was reading some book about beating stress. We all know the drill but it helps that someone brings it up again once in a while. So here goes:

  • > Develop healthy habits in diet, sleep, and exercise. I wish I can be more resolve with the exercise thing. Even my sleep pattern is disrupted with the eczema outbreak. Food is another of my weakness.
  • > Invest time to build healthy relationships.
  • > Pay attention to your spiritual needs.
  • > When unexpected crisis catches you off guard, give yourself a break.
  • > Cut out nonessentials, and take the time you need to get back your feet on solid ground.


Saturday, January 19, 2008

Weight loss herbal supplement

Have you heard of Hoodia Gordonii before? This is a special cactus with a large flower, spiny needles and a brown color. The flowers smell like rotten meat and are pollinated mainly by flies. What is special about this plant is that it contains a substance that suppresses appetite. Voila, another weight loss product on the market! So instead of taking pharmaceutical diet pills, you can now have an alternative to the United State’s most popular weight loss medication-Phentermine.

Hoodia Gordonii works in the way that it produces a chemical that tells the brains that it is full. The result is that you eat less. Since this is not a drug, it does not raise heart rate, blood pressure or metabolism like other weight loss products may do. It is a natural herbal supplement that can help you control your weight. As with any health supplements, it is wise to consult your doctor first before purchasing. For more information, please check Phentermine alternatives and the customer forum.


Friday, January 11, 2008

Weight Loss Surgery - Lap Band System

I realized for some folks that obesity is not something to trifle with. It has nothing to do with how much one eats or lack of exercise but more like a hereditary disease that makes losing weight next to impossible. This post is dedicated to folks who had to struggle with weight problems all of their lives. As you consider the options, this may be one of the option that you can look into.

The Laparoscopic Adjustable Gastric Band (LAGB)
or LAP-BAND® System from JourneyLite may be for you. The LAP-BAND System is the safest, proven weight-loss surgery available today and it is the only weight-loss surgery that is completely reversible and adjustable – for life. For more information on your personal situation and to find out more about the procedures, do contact the lap band physician or surgeon around your area.


Thursday, December 27, 2007

Focus on the Positive

"The optimist has no brakes; the pessimist has no motor."
-Melvin M. Maxwell

Losing weight is a struggle. Maintaining good dietary habits doesn't come naturally to most people. I should know this since I can't cook nor can I stop my cravings for sweet stuff. A disastrous combination indeed. You can expect to become discourage from time to time. The key is, don't stay there. Don't look at where you are. Look at where you're going.

There is no need to be dominated by a setback. What is done is done. There will be times when you lose a battle or skirmish here and there. But that doesn't mean you've lost the war unless you quit. Dieting or weight control should always be in the future tense, not in the past tense. Dwell on where you are going, not on where you have been. The direction in which you choose to look will determine the course of your progress.


Monday, December 17, 2007

Magnetic Diet Weight Loss Program

"What you get by reaching your [weight loss] goals is not nearly as important as what you become by reaching them."
- Zig Ziglar italics mine

Sometimes when we go about losing weight in the wrong way, we ended up depressed and losing our self esteem when the program doesn't yield the desired results. Although there are many of us that have tried different approaches to losing weight, I know I have, but there is this interesting weight loss program that is called The Magnetic Diet.

It is so called because it sets fire to your metabolism and melt every pound of unwanted fat from your body using a potent and provocative diet concept called Food Magnetism. The program will teach you how to combine certain foods to create what is known as Invigorating Magnetism. Alternatively if we were to have Contaminating Magnetism, we would be attracting not only obesity but disease and depression as well.

The program can help us to control our cravings, burn fat, build muscle, feel fantastic and look good. There is no need for pills, expensive equipment, or special diets that makes one feel deprived. It comes in the form of MP3 audio files that can guide and motivate us in the program and also a software that calculates how much fat we need to lose.





Monday, November 26, 2007

Resolve

"When there is a will, there is a way."

I have been reading some dieting and juicing books recently. It all comes down to resolve and determination. Dieting is a fifty-fifty proposition: 50 percent will and 50 percent won't. When you decide not to drive down the wrong way on a one way street, you decide there and then based on the fear that your new pearl necklace won't fit around a neck brace.

So many times have these diets promised results without effort. A "healthy" snack bar 3 times a day is all it takes, your favourite chocolate shake for every meal, drink nothing else but "diet" coke, etc. Don't be fooled by these types of fad diets. Changing your diet means to change your way of life. And that will take some resolve. You'll have to decide to change the way you think about food, about comfort, about yourself.

Saying no to food will be the easy part. Saying yes to new attitudes, new disciplines, new life habits-that's the hard part. It's a New You resolution, not a New Year's resolution. So getting started is a "will" thing.




Thursday, November 15, 2007

Stable diet

"No food tastes as good as the food you eat when you're cheating on a diet."
-Derl Keefer

If you keep having to separate your clothes in your cupboard to "before" and "after", dieting that is, then maybe it is time to swear off yo-yo dieting. You can't live on celery forever! Up and down dieting is bad for the body, wrecks havoc to the emotions and do it in for the spirit. Avoid the temptation to shed a few kilos quickly on a diet that you can't sustain. Yo-yo dieting leads to frustration. Easy off leads to easy on.

Take the long view, think months, not days. Think about it as a life time healthy eating habits. That late night infomercial spokesperson with the fifteen-inch (40 cm) waist may say that she lost 20 pounds (9 kg) in two weeks, but she may not be talking about weights. She might be talking about her basset hound that ran away! Stability is key to successful dieting.

Adopt a plan that will meet your desire to be fit next year, not just your desire to look good next week. If you're going to hide the Gummi bears, then burn that map to their den!


Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Don't try this Diet at home

"My doctor has advised me to give up those intimate little dinners for four, unless, of course, there are three other people eating with me."
-Orson Welles

Don't get desperate! Don't jump on the fad diet bandwagon. Man does not live by celery alone. Horror stories abound of fad dieters who have harmed their bodies, sadly some even lost their lives, by ignoring their need for a holistic approach to losing weight.

When a little boy was asked what he would do when he got big like his daddy. He quickly replied, "Stop eating jelly doughnuts!" Common sense is just as important as carbohydrates. We don't have to give up reasonings just because we gave up chocolate fudge cake. We need caution. You've heard the saying, "Don't try this at home." It might just as well be said about diet. Perhaps the best place to start a sensible diet is at the doctor's office. Start with a professional opinion about weight loss, not the advice on page one of the so called weight loss magazines at the grocery checkout counter.

It is important that we get the whole view on health and diet. Be sure that our bodies' need for nutrition are met, even as we reduce the intake of food.





Sunday, October 28, 2007

Dieting is a life long journey


"Tough diets never last, but tough dieters do."
- Mark Hollingsworth

A diet that is any good for the whole being doesn't last for a couple of weeks or even a couple of months. It isn't just about getting into a new pair of pants or a new dress for a party or dinner. A diet is suppose to last our whole life. As they say, "You are what you eat."

Every bite of food that we take in is part of our daily diet because it is our necessary intake of food. So we need to choose a diet that we will last and it must be one that will keep us healthy for the long haul. Dieting is a series of daily choices that ultimately will be measured in how much we weigh and, in some cases, how long we live. What we decide about our dietary options today will directly affect our dietary requirements five, ten, or twenty years from now. In other words, cheese cake today, bulges tomorrow!

We must not try to cram a lifetime of good eating habit into one month. We need to choose eating habits that will last as long as we do. It doesn't have to be peas and broccoli at every meal.