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Carbs are in everything except meat and veggies and some dairy. Also, if you drink any type of diet drink or eat diet food that contains aspartame or any other fake sugars, cut that out. It's very bad for you. Hope this helps! It is possible... just can be challenging at times because I know my body craves carbs like no other.
Anyway it is really embarrassing to go to a gym and my family gives me no support so I never do it at home. Where should I workout?? Should I just tough trough it and get a gym membership? The problem is there has to be a gym that is open at 11 since that would be my only time to workout. What should I do? Should I just continue to do vigorous house work and walking the dog? Or should I just get a gym membership? Thanks I appreciate it!
5 kg is way too much to lose in one week. There is no diet and workout plan that will help reach that goal.
re healthy enough for regular physical activity, but she/he can also suggest nutrition options and workouts that suit your lifestyle and level of fitness. Talking with your doctor gives you an outline and someone to report your success to in order to stay motivated.
Plan long and short term goals to help you stay motivated and see results. While long term goals like losing 30 pounds are good, they may be too high to keep you on track.
Start your breakfast with carbohydrates dominating in your diet and lunch with proteins dominating in your diet; which is usually after your workouts. Your dinner can be a balanced meal.
Breakfast should contain fruits, salads, brown breads, cornflakes, milk, eggs, juices, shakes and nuts.
Lunch can be soups, meat, fish, chicken, pork, some rice/cereals or breads with adequate salads.
Take care!
I want to lose belly fat mostly so I tried ab workouts they didn't help.
This time im sticking with it. What i do is run in the mornings, about 1 or 2 miles, make sum eggs, do the workouts they give here, then later on in the day go outside for a walk for an hour. On top off that just eat healthy and trust me ul see the weight come off. Within 5 days i lost 7 lbs but that's just cuz it was the very start. After that ul lose it gradually.
Walking and swimming are both highly recommended when pregnant. And they are both great workouts! as for the food. Im probably the worst to ask. But i know green vegetables and fruit are good so try to eat as much as possible(: plenty of water also especialpy since your gonna be working out! Gotta stay hydrated!
Healthclues nailed it. 70% of weight loss is eating right. and don't drink your calories either. The rest is excessive and water. Drink a lot of water throughout the day (this prompts metabolism and regular bowel movements - which help cleanse the body) and if you don't want to gym or do home workouts, just walk everyday. At least 10,000+ steps.
I have been doing this whole "diet thing" for about seven months now. although I've lost about 20lbs, I still have 20 more to go. I've been eating healthy foods and exercising (about an hour of Zumba a day). I've hit a plateau. I have recently added strength training and I'm still waiting for results. When I do these workouts, It's usually later in the day, around 5 or so. Should I do my workouts in the morning before breakfast? Does it matter what time I workout?
Im 51 yrs so it must be perimenopause
i still get my periods regularly,no hot flashes,no other symptoms just gradual slow weight gain and inability to lose despite workouts for 1 hour daily.my diet is healthy and i am barely taking in many calories. Always have been slender but if this keeps up i am bound to keep gsining its driving me crazy!
They have a tonne of Pilates-based workouts, targeting different areas of the body, including love handles :) Good luck
Cardio and low calorie diet is the only way tio lose the belly fat. I have same problem but my personal trainer told me this is what I have to do and is why I have "my diet diary" to log my caloric intake. I've been running and lifting weights but my belly fat is being stubborn. I know it's bc I "cheat" on eating. I'm hoping tracking my calories will help me resist temptation... Good luck!
There are a lot of ways to work out at home. There are also a lot of instructions online, like yoga or Pilates workouts, that you can watch and follow what they say. There's also walking, weeding the yard, running, doing laps up and down flights of stairs, and more. Your P.E. teacher might be able to give you some suggestions for how to develop an at-home routine.
Your goal should be to be healthy, not to aim for a particular number on the scale.
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