It is estimated that Americans spend over $60 billion per year on weight loss programs or trying to lose weight (2). Also, the worldwide obesity rate has tripled since 1975, with approximately 1.9 billion adults considered overweight throughout the world. (3) Chances are, you or someone you know are either on a diet or has tried to lose weight at some point.
We all start weight loss programs with good intentions. Then one of two things happens. Either we lose the desired weight, only to gain it back after returning to old eating patterns or we give up because the weight loss meal plan is too strict or boring.
The key to any good weight loss plan is not to make temporary changes, but to make a healthy and permanent change to your lifestyle and eating patterns. One of the keys to changing your eating patterns…
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There is so much confusion with so many diets gurus trying to cash in with the obsession with food and weight loss, a plethora of expensive super foods and dietary supplements that do more harm than good and that basically are simple marketing. Eating should be simple and tasty and the way to keep a good weight is to restrict a bit the calories intake without neglecting the basics of nutrition plus some physical movement such as a good deal of walking. It’s as simple as that.
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