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how to reduce a weight sometimes i feel very bad due to my overweight plz help me & send some solutions about reducing weight
(29 Jan 2008)

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Weight loss techniques

Being overweight doesn't just affect our physical health and well-being but it also affects your self-esteem and overall quality of life. However, before you begin to lose weight, must ensure that you are committed to losing weight and that despite setbacks, you will not stop following your weight loss regimen. The most effective way for you to lose weight at home is to begin exercising regularly and to cut down on your intake of unhealthy, fattening foods. In fact, you must change the way you eat, the foods you eat, and your activity level for the long term.

Begin your weight loss programme by eating right. Do not cut out fats from your diet completely because your body needs a certain amount of fats to function normally. However, you must avoid foods that are high in trans and saturated fats. You should also avoid eating high sodium food. Eat smaller portions and eat frequently (4-6 small meals) each day. Increase your intake of fruits and vegetables, whole grains and low-fat proteins. You must also ensure you are emotionally and spiritually happy because this will ensure that you do not fall prey to emotional eating. Only diet control will not help you all the weight that you need to. Regular exercise is essential to weight loss so ensure that you get going soon. There are a number of exercises that you can do including walking, swimming, using a jump rope, joining a gym, and cycling. Walking is the best way to start out if you haven't been active for a while. Finally, you should remember that each individual is unique and reacts differently to different weight loss techniques. Hence, consult your doctor or health care professional to ensure that your diet and exercise programme is tailor-made to your requirements. 

answered by G M on 4 Feb 2008, 2:55:39

 

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