Oh my, no, it’s that time of year again! What’s left to look forward to now that the holidays and Christmas are over? I guess summer break is inevitable, but it seems so far away.
Anyway, I must admit that right now, even the idea of a holiday makes me feel sick to my stomach because, after my excessive eating and drinking during the holidays, the last thing I want to do is celebrate with even more food and drink.
The question then becomes, what on earth can we do to pull ourselves out of the January blues if there is now nothing to look forward to?
Here’s an idea: begin your fitness routine immediately. In addition to feeling better immediately, I think you’ll start looking forward to your summer break after just a few weeks of doing that. Here’s another, more weighty argument in favor of this: we need to start taking our long-term health much more seriously than we currently are.
At least from my uninformed perspective.
Did you know that as of 2015, 75% of Americans are overweight, with another 40% classified as obese? This is only in the United States, but I’m willing to bet that the rest of the developed world will follow suit soon.
It might be daunting to figure out how to get started on a journey toward weight loss and better health.
There are a lot of different diets out there for those trying to lose weight, from the Atkins Diet to the South Beach Diet, from low fat to low carb. In addition, deciding what to do might be challenging when there is conflicting information about what is most effective.
It’s more challenging and discouraging for people who have tried numerous diet strategies without success. It’s easy to forget that a diet that worked great for your friend might not be the best option for you. This is due to individual differences rather than any inherent “badness” in the diet.
However, there is a method that is simple, quick, and does not require you to watch calories or restrict your food intake.
First, I’ll explain why it’s so tough to lose weight due to your body’s genetics and why I’m even bothering to give you any weight loss advice.
At the outset of any diet, it’s crucial to remember that everyone’s body is different. Some are short and stocky and those who are tall and lean. Some are tall and slender, while others are broad in the hips and shoulders. Like eye color, hair color, skin color, and so on, a person’s natural body form and build can be determined by their genes.
The good news is that one’s physical form, not fatness, is determined by one’s genes.
Because of this, not every woman can hope to look like a Hollywood starlet or a supermodel like Tyra Banks. Men can’t all look like The Rock, defined and ripped. In my opinion, being at a healthy weight for one’s body type and being confident in one’s appearance is the ultimate aim.
And yet, people continue to be overweight despite all this. Here are five of the most frequent explanations:
1) A sluggish metabolism means that those who are overweight have a more challenging time “burning off” the food they eat. This causes the body to store the fat rather than use it.
2. Emotional eating — People who have trouble maintaining a healthy weight tend to overeat in response to stress or other negative emotions.
Thirdly, hormonal abnormalities primarily affect women (we’re such complicated beings!).
Four, portion control – I think we’ve all been victims of the “greed does not need” problem regarding food. So, keep an eye on your serving sizes.
Excessive consumption of junk food, sweets, drinks, and coffee can lead to a buildup of toxins in the body.
Consuming food late at night might make it much more challenging to turn food into fat and can also disrupt sleep.
Seventh, high sensitivity to growth hormones are administered to animals to stimulate rapid and enhanced development. There may be lingering growth hormones in some meat and dairy products. Sometimes these hormones cause extra fat to be stored.
Your metabolism will be sluggish and slow if you skip breakfast.
Constantly switching diets makes it harder to lose weight since it confuses the body’s metabolic system.
The great reasons why are outside the scope of this post; however, a top 10 list would include food ingredients.
Quick and Easy Weight Loss Is Just Seven Steps Away!
Now that we know more about the genetics of obesity and how to combat it, I’ll share the strategies I used to shed pounds quickly and easily.
First thing in the morning, hydrate with a glass of water. Drink eight ounces of water daily, preferably distilled, bottled, or filtered (not tap).
A second piece of advice: fill up on breakfast. Foods like apples, bananas, rye bread without sugar, plain yogurt, tuna, tomatoes, carrots, peppers, and raw honey are recommended.
My third advice is to drink eight glasses of distilled water daily.
Fourth, commit to a daily, hour-long, brisk walk. You can stroll at an average pace; there’s no need to speed up. Walking is a great way to get some exercise.
5: Avoid eating after 6 o’clock in the evening. Do your best; I know this is tough for many of you. The benefits you reap from this will astound you.
Purge your system of candida. Candida overgrowth in the colon can lead to several unpleasant health issues. Look up “Candida Cleanse” online or visit a natural health food store near you.
The digestive tract of many overweight people is backed up and slow because of the accumulation of waste; therefore cleansing it with a colon edit is tip number seven. Again, you can check online or visit a health food store nearby.
The prevalence of obesity is rising rapidly over the world. Being overweight has been linked to a host of health problems, as well as detrimental effects on mental health and self-esteem. But there is hope for individuals battling this issue since if you want to, you can drop the weight and keep it off.
Now that you know your body type and why you might be overweight, you can immediately improve your situation.
Give at least some of the suggestions a shot; you won’t regret it.
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