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Ask yourself how important that extra spoonful of sugar, or that dollop of mayonnaise is, compared to your priorities for weight loss.
Getting started
One pound a week
A good rule of thumb for a sustainable rate of weight loss. If you are losing less than this, you are not really trying.
Stay focused on health
The objective should be to get healthy, not to get thin. Exercise and good nutrition will bring both better health, and weight loss.
Don't fall for magic
There is no such thing as a magic pill or magic remedy for sustained weight loss. Don't fall for the come-ons.
Exercise is key
As you cut back on calories, if you do not exercise more, your body will adapt to the fewer calories without significant weight loss.
Never crash diet
Crash dieting causes rebound. If you don't adjust your lifestyle to something sustainable, you have little hope of keeping the weight off.
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Most of us know we need to be physically active to be healthy. It's not new information, but it leaves us with
many questions and many opinions. There's plenty of information about physical activity, but sorting through it
and figuring out what to do can be challenging. Instead of answering questions, all that information only seems
to generate more: "What exactly does being physically active mean? Is this physical activity or 'exercise?'
How much do we need versus what can we do to get by? Do we need to do it all at once? Is there an easy way
to fit it into our day, because life is pretty hectic already?" So many questions...plus, almost every day, a new
exercise product is introduced promising a quick fix—to whip us into shape requiring only the slightest
amount of effort on our part. If only that were true, we tell ourselves....