Monday 16 November 2015

BREAKING THESE BAD HABITS MAY BE THE FINAL SOLUTION TO ACHIEVING WEIGHT-LOSS RESULTS THAT LASTS!


 

Drinking Too Often
Drinking alcohol spikes your appetite and that in addition to the extra calories in the drinks themselves. So when you cut back, you drop weight. If you think you can, stay off drinking for 30 days and see the difference or limit your alcohol intake, the results can be dramatic.

Taking “Diet” Foods/drinks
First, they are usually packed with lots of unwanted additives and impossible-to-pronounce ingredients. And let’s face it, they’re just not filling or satisfying. Most of these foods/drinks leaves you hungry and craving for more unhealthy foods.that makes you eat more than you should have eaten.

Skipping Meals
Going a long time without eating can create two side effects that undermine weight loss. First, you’ll likely burn lesser calories. Second, you’ll increase your chances of overeating at night, when you are less active; the unneeded excess gets sent straight to your fat cells. Eat smaller meals before less active hours.

Counting Calories
A study found that even without limitations, calorie counting made women more stressed. Plus, an increase in stress can cause a spike in cortisol, a hormone known to rise up appetite, increase cravings for fatty and sugary foods, and up belly fat storage.

Avoiding Good Fat
Eating the right fats is a smart weight loss strategy. Healthy fats are incredibly satisfying. They keep you fuller longer and research shows that plant-based fats like olive oil, avocado, and nuts raises the appetite-suppressing hormones. Plant fats have also been shown to boost metabolism, and they can be rich sources of antioxidants. 

Emotional Eating
The habit of reaching for food due to boredom, anxiety, anger, or even happiness is by far the number one obstacle when trying to lose weight. While some people can’t break the pattern overnight, this change may be the most important and impactful for weight loss success.

 

 

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