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Secret Hide Out: What your weight may be saying for you.
Remember your Secret Hide Out when you were kid? Remember how you felt there? Most likely it was place you could just be you. You were safe to do the things you wanted to do without judgment. You shared it only […]
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Weight Loss Tip 86: Being Fat Sucks!
Being overweight does suck. Not only are you at risk for an ever growing list of illness and diseases, but often being overweight can keep you from doing the things you want to do and can lead to depression. Overeating, eating the wrong kinds […]
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Sabotaging Your Happiness
Diet Sabotage
Everyone has bad habits we wish we could could overcome. Typically such behaviors are harmless and do not effect our over all Happiness. We may be late, procrastinate, binge, but life goes on. It’s only when these personality quirks cause us to lose friends, money, health and […]
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Weight Loss Tip 84: Follow the Basic Rules Of Life
Don’t go to bed Angry!
It’s a basic rule of life, but following some simple Rules can help you ward off triggers that push you to binge on junk food.
Here’s a few more: Don’t let yourself get too hungry, lonely or […]
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Weight Loss Tip 81: Exercise Your Anxious Feeling Away
Stress, depression and anxiety are all strong triggers for overeating. New research has shown that light regular exercise such as walking can improve your mood and make you better able to resist temptation. Exercise also regulates blood sugar levels, making […]
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Weight Loss Tip 80: Know Your Monsters
Identify your danger foods.
You know what get’s you in to trouble. Whether your weakness is chocolate or you binge on ice cream, just add them to your list of Not In My House treats. Make these foods off limits and out lawed. […]
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Weight Loss Tip 78: Defeate Emotional Eating
When you feel stressed, change the subject.
Listen to music, go for a walk, take a bath or read a book. Call a friend on the phone. Play a game or catch up on e-mail. Clean out your car, desk or […]
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Almonds are top on the list of foods that fight the flab and battle the bulge.
They can actually help to prevent the cravings that lead to overeating and weight gain. What’s more is that they are filled with protein and fiber, not to mention vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant. These mighty miracles are also a good source of magnesium, a mineral your body must have in order to produce energy, build and maintain muscle tissue, and regulate blood sugar.
Research has also been done on the almonds ability to block calories. That’s right, the composition of their cell walls may help reduce the absorption of all of their fat, making lean with an added punch.
Try adding an ounce a day (about 24 almonds 150 calories) to you arsenal.
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Cheat! That’s right, CHEAT.
Let yourself off the hook from time to time. Loosing weight is a life long commitment. Being healthy can include ice cream. The trick is to cheat. Not to indulge everyday, every meal or snack but only when you have earned it or when you would really feel deprived.
Portion control is always important. Especially when it comes to satisfying cravings. Don’t go overboard or you’ll regret it.
Stick to your healthy eating plan most of the time and cheat with discretion!
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You never know just what is going to change your life, but you can count on it! STRESS is a part of everyday but how we deal with has an enormous impact on all the other part of our life. Some of us can’t eat when we are upset. For others we can’t stop eating when things seem out of control. Both are unhealthy responses to stress. So, how do you get back on track again. How do you control your stress so that it is not controlling you?
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