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About Weight Loss There is so much talk about how to lose weight
that it can be sometimes a little difficult to decide which the
facts are and which is pure fiction. Here are a few of the most
common myths about weight loss. The only way to lose weight is with
a radical exercise program - myth. The best way to lose weight and
maintain your healthy weight is to make small changes to your diet
and lifestyle which you can adopt for the future. Losing weight
begins in the kitchen not in the gym. By all means you should
incorporate some activity into your life but you've still got to
watch what you eat. Eat less, move more, lose weight and feel
great. Healthy foods cost more than unhealthy foods;
2. I can't afford to lose weight - myth. The truth is that it
is often cheap to eat a healthy diet than it is to buy pre-packed,
processed foods. You will pay a lot more for a ready meal which is
high in salt and fat than you would have to pay to buy the
ingredients fresh and make it yourself. The best way to lose weight
is by starving yourself - myth. The fact is that you are unlikely
to sustain any weight lost due to a crash diet, as soon as you
start eating again you are likely to pile the weight back on again
plus a few extra pounds. Crash diets are so difficult to maintain
that as soon as you start to eat again you often eat more than you
actually need. The best way to lose weight is to adopt a healthy
eating lifestyle whereby you can lose weight slowly and keep it off
without ever feeling hungry. You must stop snacking to lose weight
- myth. It isn't the fact that people take a snack that's the
problem; the real problem is what they choose to snack on. Lots of
people need to snack between meals to keep their energy levels up,
particularly those people with an active lifestyle. Many snacks are
high in sugar and fat so avoiding things like chips, cookies and
chocolate and replacing them with things like fruit or vegetables
means that you can enjoy a snack without gaining excess weight.
Drinking lots of water will help you to lose weight - myth.
Although this one is almost true! What happens is that the water
keeps you hydrated (very important for your health) which stops you
from getting the urge to snack. People who are thirsty can often
mistake the signs for hunger and reach for something to eat when in
actual fact a calorie free glass of water would have done the
trick. There are many more weight loss myths which I'm sure you've
heard of, this is just a snapshot of some of the most popular
misconceptions which people have about how to lose a few pounds.
Remember that adopting a healthy eating and exercise program is
really the only way to lose weight healthily and maintain the new
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