meerejash · @meerejash
12th May 2021 from TwitLonger
How To Lose Weight Without Losing Your Mind
You don't need to eat everything on your plate. We've been told since we were little kids to finish our plates. This can carry on into adulthood and cause us to eat more than we actually need. Focus on eating slowly and stopping when you feel satisfied, not when you feel stuffed.
Even though you are on vacation try to stay active. This does not mean you have to go to the gym everyday, you can do simple things. For example, if you have plans to go to specific destination and it is in walking distance don't take a taxi or train, just walk there.
Focus on the health benefits of losing weight when setting your weight loss goals. Rather than targeting a specific number of pounds, use how your clothing fits or your stamina as an indicator. It is easy to lose motivation if the scale is not moving quickly enough, but by keeping focus on how much better you feel, you are more likely to stick with your weight loss plan.
Increasing the amount of time you spend walking each day can help you to lose weight. There are many ways to do this. For example, if you normally take the bus, you can get off one stop earlier. If you generally drive places, you can intentionally park farther than you normally would and walk more. You can also use stairs in buildings instead of elevators and escalators.
Don't go on a crash diet! The best way to keep your metabolism running smoothly is to eat small meals spaced throughout the day. When you deprive yourself of food or eat meals irregularly, your body tries to conserve energy by slowing your metabolism, meaning that you won't be burning off as many calories.
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To summarize, there is quite a bit to learn about weight loss. Do not be overwhelmed though, because there is a lot to take in. Depending on your situation, either your continued success or the start of a new challenge, is dependent on your willingness to learn, as well as, the personal commitment that you invest.