How to Stop Sabotaging Your Diet and Weight Loss Efforts
Some foods are considered healthy but in reality they hinder your weight loss. Are they on your menu?
Feeling healthy and feeling good about yourself is not a luxury – it’s an absolute necessity.
Dieting can help you achieve and maintain a healthy weight. For the best results, dieting should be combined with an exercise program. Weight loss diets can be divided into several categories: low-calorie diets, low-carb diets, and low-fat diets. Some diets emphasize a particular food or food group: the grapefruit diet, the banana diet, the soup diet.
Proper diet can treat many medical conditions. Special diets for medical conditions include the low-cholesterol diet and the glycemic index diet, though these diets can be used for weight loss too. There are also a number of fad diets—for example, the blood type diet and the water diet, which are very popular though not backed up by any scientific research. One size does not fit all, and you should choose the diet that would meet your nutritional needs and allow you to achieve your ideal weight.
Some foods are considered healthy but in reality they hinder your weight loss. Are they on your menu?
We all know just how difficult it can be to lose weight, with temptation around every corner. Yet unless you are able to control your temptations and avoid those unhealthy snacks then you are never going to achieve your goal weight, even with an otherwise…
The Biggest Loser Diet is a calorie-restrictive diet. With the calorie intake set to the safe minimum and calorie expenditure maximized due to the highest tolerable amount of exercise, dieters lose weight rapidly. For most dieters the target calorie intake is 1000-1400 calories per day.…