Sunday, November 7, 2010

Do You Have A Healthy Weight Loss Diet Plan?

Are you eating more than your output?
Keep in mind that in order to lose those extra pounds, your calorie input has to be less than the amount your body is actually burning every day.  I believe all of us can understand this, but the fact remains that it is being taken for granted so this needs to be given emphasis.  If you're eating more than your output, whatever healthy weight loss diet plan you follow, the excess weight is not going to disappear.  This is one of the reasons people get discouraged when they don't see the results of their dieting efforts.  So always consider your daily food consumption in relation to your level of activity.

For example, a healthy weight loss diet plan should include at least 3 to 7 servings of dairy and protein, i.e. lean meat, fish, chicken.  Even fats should be accounted for.  You might have a diet that allows you 3-5 servings of fat, because our body needs a small amount of fat.  Whatever healthy weight loss diet plan you’re into, a good plan offers sample menus.  Menus can make it easy for you to prepare a meal out of many choices available.  You will do better with healthy weight loss diet programs IF you understand proper food servings and combination, so make sure that your chosen plan is clear on serving sizes.

Please don't think that there is a quick fix for weight loss.  Surgery and diet pills may be able to fix you short term, but if you don’t eat right and exercise, you will go back to your fat weight soon.

To speed up results, eat the right food and exercise.  It's really vital to continuously maintain both an active lifestyle and a nutritiously balanced diet.

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