There is More to Weight Loss Than Counting Calories — Discover the Reasons You Aren't Losing Weight


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Don’t drive yourself crazy counting calories if you are trying to lose weight. There’s a bigger picture here — and more to weight loss than eating carrots and living at the gym.

Several factors contribute to weight gain — and therefore weight loss. Without understanding how those pounds got on your hips and belly in the first place, you’ll never figure out how to get them off. Here are the most common reasons you put the weight on in the first place: too many calories, lack of exercise and chemicals and toxins in the environment.

The first two are self explanatory. You will gain weight if you eat Twinkies all day and sit on the couch! So, let’s focus on the “chemicals and toxins” part of the weight gain equation.

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Exercise Schedule for Weight Loss

With reduction of calories we have achieved one portion of the plan and with exercise we will achieve the other. Remember, we have to under take exercise with a dual objective in mind.

Burning the excess fat already stored in the body (a kilo of excess weight represents around 7,000 calories).

Stopping further accumulation of fat.

Typically, exercise and diet schedules should advance gradually. The schedule should be customized according to the lifestyle of the person. My personal observation is that clients and consultants are over-enthusiastic in the beginning but the enthusiasm fades with the time.

The prime reason for this is that the exercise schedules often fail to match the lifestyle of a person or are too stringent to follow in real life. A health [ Continue Reading ]

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Weight Loss Exercise Program Tips

When participating in a weight loss program, exercise should be part of the routine.  This is needed to burn calories, which can speed up the process because one must burn 3,500 calories to lose one pound of fat.  The person must also eat healthy, low calorie foods in conjunction with this to keep the calorie-count down.

How much we weigh is determined by a formula of how much we eat, minus what the body burns off.  This is measured in calories.  Research has shown that a healthy diet, coupled with regular workouts is the best, natural way to reach these goals.

In addition to weight loss, exercise also can decrease the risk of getting diseases or other ailments, such as heart disease and stroke, high blood pressure, diabetes, back pain and osteoporosis. Another [ Continue Reading ]

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How to keep both fit and slim at the same time

Keeping fit is one thing and keeping slim is another.You can be slim but not fit and the other way around. People often think once a person is skinny he or she is a fit person.That is totally not true.A girl or boy can be underweight or skinny but yet still be medically obese.That is because he or she has no muscles,every single form of flesh on the body is composed by fats,it may not show but if you were to cut open the body and have a look you’ll realize what i mean. Sound unbelievable?believe it!If we do not exercise,our bodies tend to turn the carbohydrates we consume into fats.This is because we are not burning anything and our metabolic rate is really low.Notice why most people put on weight during the holidays?hence its the holidays!The only way of staying fit is to [ Continue Reading ]

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