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Originally Posted by latinasojourn
losing the weight and keeping it off are two different concepts.
you must do these things to be successful.
1. lifestyle change
2. get nutrition knowledge (lots of stuff online)
3. eat ONLY high nutrition foods, and eat only foods that you don't like too much, but are good for you, this prevents overeating.
4. avoid all sweet foods, but do count calories, write down everything you eat.
5. i would suggest an "atkins style" diet to start on first 30 days (but not stay on)---this will allow you to actually see fast weight loss which will empower your psychology. in two weeks you will actually feel more energetic and begin to lose tightness in your waist, and you face will be less fat.
6. first 10 days you must shrink the stomach so you "feel full" on less food. once you get past the first 10 days (and you are on an atkins or south beach style diet you will be able to control your hunger).
7. keep a weight reduction journal, with a friday "weigh-in"---your goal of 1-2 lbs per week, is achievable.
8. after about 3 weeks into the diet incorporate exercise---suggest not adding exercise right at the start because it might exhaust you.
9. drink lots of water, very cold or ice water is best.
good luck.
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That sounds like hell. The only people that would be willing to do all that are the hardcore health people, and they don't need to lose weight!
I don't know why people make such a big deal out of it. Its really simple: eat healthier, do a reasonable amount of exercise and you will see results. And eating healthy isn't all that expensive either. You don't need to buy diet this and special that. Just buy stuff that is actually GOOD for you.
Frozen chicken breasts are fairly reasonable and quite healthy. Fresh chicken, the whole chickens, are incredibly fair priced and you can do ANYTHING with them. Fish isn't all that expensive. Turkey is cheap.
Potatoes, rice, pasta... all very cheap. Yes, people say stay away from these because of the carbs, but they are still healthy and very cheap. Eat moderately and you'll be fine.
Fresh vegetables you can always find fairly reasonable at a farmers market, and its straight from the ground too so its even better.
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