Falling off the Weight Loss Wagon
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Oct 19, 2006, 20:11
DonÕt give up on your weight loss program. One of the most common mistakes people make when they revert back to their old eating habits is failure to revisit their weight loss objectives. Like it or not, weight loss is a slow process. Here are some strategies to putting your weight loss program back on track.
Regroup and strategize. Without being too harsh, conduct a personal assessment regarding your weight loss downfall. Are you eating out of boredom, stress or because you are subconsciously sabotaging your diet? Analyze the challenge to determine potential solution. Experiment with different weight loss solutions to prevent relapsing again.
Make another commitment goal. Evaluate your current weight-loss objectives. Ask yourself how realistic they are. Since healthy weight loss is a slow and gradual process, a target of one to two pounds per week is ideal.
Seize control. Aside from the professional help of a fitness instructor, dietician or weight loss coach, only you can make weight loss a reality. The only way to lose weight is to assume responsibility for your eating habits.
Dodge risquˇ settings. Potluck dinners, all-you-can-eat buffets and food-centered celebrations serve as significant temptation. Prior to attending functions where food will be served in ample supply, either fill up on a healthy meal prior to attending or avoid the social engagement altogether.
Divert frustration. Falling off and on, the weight loss wagon can be extremely frustrating. For a constructive diversion, exercise. A long walk, bike ride or stress-relieving swim can do wonders on the psyche. Not to mention, it can burn calories while producing endorphins in mass production. More importantly, exercising on a regular basis cane is far more forgiving when you fall of the weight loss wagon.
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