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Learn To Stop Yo-Yo Dieting Once And For All!

Written By: coach on November 7, 2009 No Comment

Yo-y0 can be defined as losing weight, gaining it back, losing weight, gaining it back again, over and over  again. Some  people struggle with this most of their life. When you go  from periods of starvation or missing meals to try to lose weight, you are setting yourself up for yo-yo dieting.

When you starve yourself your bodies metabolism slows down so that you burn less fat. It’s like you’re signaling your body to conserve energy because you’re  consuming fewer calories. Your body adapts to this slower metabolism so that when you stop dieting you put on  weight much faster.

Putting on weight makes you want to take it off again and the cycle begins again. How often have you lost weight and gained it back again? Yo-yo dieting can be a pattern that you struggle with for years or even for most of your life.

The alternative to this vicious cycle is to make the decision that what you’re doing isn’t working and isn’t healthy. Not only is it bad for your body, it’s emotionally draining as well. How depressing to struggle with your weight for most of your life.

You can change this lifestyle and adopt another one. Instead of trying to lose a lot of weight quickly, decide to make smaller changes in the way you eat. Make smaller goals and change what you eat.

Losing 1-2 pounds per week is the healthiest way to lose weight. Eat more fruits and vegetables and less red meat. When you shop for groceries stay out of the center part of the grocery store where they sell processed foods. Stay where the fresh produce, dairy and meat is sold.

It takes a while to change to a healthy lifestyle so don’t rush it. Take it slow, but stay on track. If you’d like to learn more about how to adjust to a healthy lifestyle and reduce the struggle with cravings, you can find out here now<=.

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