6 Surefire Tips for New Year's Weight Loss
A Detailed Weight Loss Plan Leads to Ultimate Success
Stop! Don't reach for those cookies just yet! Successful weight loss can be attained. By developing a well thought out plan, you can make that New Year's weight loss resolution a success. First, quit reading those articles that promise HUGE weight loss in a ridiculously short time. Instead look for sound advice and education on weigh loss from reputable sources. A reputable source will offer sound, scientifically proven advice far from the world of "miracle creams" and "magic pills". The best formula for permanent weight loss is simple; with a detailed plan you too can lose weight and keep it off.
Begin right now by grabbing a notepad and pen and creating your winning plan today. Here are some surefire methods for creating a successful weight loss plan:
1. Set Realistic Goals
Avoid setting yourself up for failure by setting small, easy to reach goals. Don't just set a big weight loss goal such as "I want to loose 20 pounds in a month". Start out small with an easy goal of two pounds of weight loss per week. An example of a good plan would be planning a weight loss goal of two pounds a week and having an ultimate goal of loosing 20 pounds in four months. Be detailed with your goals; if you promise yourself to walk 30 minutes a day write it down.
2. Get a buddy
6 Surefire Tips for New Year's Weight Loss
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Did You Know?
It is recommended that most adults need at least 30 minutes of exercise most days.
Resources
- USDA "Dietary Guidelines" (www.mypyramid.gov/guidelines/index.html)
- Baylor College "Adult BMI and Calorie Calculator" (www.bcm.edu/cnrc/caloriesneed.htm)
- Food Network "Healthy Recipes & Cooking" (www.foodnetwork.com/food/lf_health)
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