Comments on: Do you ever notice a lag between dieting, exercise & weight loss? http://www.weightlossfatloss.com/exercise-and-weight-loss/do-you-ever-notice-a-lag-between-dieting-exercise-weight-loss/ Sat, 31 Dec 2011 22:15:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Loka http://www.weightlossfatloss.com/exercise-and-weight-loss/do-you-ever-notice-a-lag-between-dieting-exercise-weight-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-47063 Loka Sat, 04 Jul 2009 09:34:59 +0000 http://www.weightlossfatloss.com/exercise-and-weight-loss/do-you-ever-notice-a-lag-between-dieting-exercise-weight-loss#comment-47063 Do not starve your self(it never works, although that's the first thought that crosses anyone's mind when thinking to lose weight)Eating more frequently, and in small servings, can prevent over-eating. This will also increase your metabolism and make calories burn faster.Eat healthy, drink lots of water, have enough sleep and exercise. This will give you a higher chance of losing weight and improving your health, which would result to a new, healthier you. Here's some other quick tips for you: * Do not skip meals. Skipping meals slicks the body into slowing down the metabolism, attempting to conserve calories during a period where limited fats and fuel are available. Remember that eating increases the metabolism. * Good cooking and healthy eating begins with learning about nutrition and how to prepare healthy recipes. * Slowly eat and chew each bite during meals as this would decrease one's appetite. * One of the best sources of vegetable protein is from soya beans or tofu. All legumes provide some protein, so include lentils, lima beans etc into casseroles and soups. * Chilli helps to speed up metabolism - even the milder varieties. If you have started losing weight, just remember it's a question of will. Keep doing what your're doing, stay away from junk food and sodas, and you will feel more healthier and alive than never before.<br><b>References : </b><br>Diet that really works: http://www.fatloss4idiotsdietx.com Do not starve your self(it never works, although that’s the first thought that crosses anyone’s mind when thinking to lose weight)Eating more frequently, and in small servings, can prevent over-eating. This will also increase your metabolism and make calories burn faster.Eat healthy, drink lots of water, have enough sleep and exercise. This will give you a higher chance of losing weight and improving your health, which would result to a new, healthier you.

Here’s some other quick tips for you:

* Do not skip meals. Skipping meals slicks the body into slowing down the metabolism, attempting to conserve calories during a period where limited fats and fuel are available. Remember that eating increases the metabolism.

* Good cooking and healthy eating begins with learning about nutrition and how to prepare healthy recipes.

* Slowly eat and chew each bite during meals as this would decrease one’s appetite.

* One of the best sources of vegetable protein is from soya beans or tofu. All legumes provide some protein, so include lentils, lima beans etc into casseroles and soups.

* Chilli helps to speed up metabolism – even the milder varieties.

If you have started losing weight, just remember it’s a question of will. Keep doing what your’re doing, stay away from junk food and sodas, and you will feel more healthier and alive than never before.
References :
Diet that really works:
http://www.fatloss4idiotsdietx.com

]]> By: JJ http://www.weightlossfatloss.com/exercise-and-weight-loss/do-you-ever-notice-a-lag-between-dieting-exercise-weight-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-47062 JJ Sat, 04 Jul 2009 09:18:59 +0000 http://www.weightlossfatloss.com/exercise-and-weight-loss/do-you-ever-notice-a-lag-between-dieting-exercise-weight-loss#comment-47062 Yes, it is interesting that you notice and that it even occurs. Our metabolism burns up calories and when we exercise today (especially when we build lean muscle mass), we can burn it days from now. That is why we have to be consistent. JJ<br><b>References : </b><br> Yes, it is interesting that you notice and that it even occurs. Our metabolism burns up calories and when we exercise today (especially when we build lean muscle mass), we can burn it days from now.

That is why we have to be consistent.

JJ
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]]> By: DAR76 http://www.weightlossfatloss.com/exercise-and-weight-loss/do-you-ever-notice-a-lag-between-dieting-exercise-weight-loss/comment-page-1/#comment-47061 DAR76 Sat, 04 Jul 2009 08:32:59 +0000 http://www.weightlossfatloss.com/exercise-and-weight-loss/do-you-ever-notice-a-lag-between-dieting-exercise-weight-loss#comment-47061 Yes and it's so annoying. I eat and lose weight, diet/exercise and gain weight.<br><b>References : </b><br> Yes and it’s so annoying. I eat and lose weight, diet/exercise and gain weight.
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