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With today’s fast paced lifestyles it is harder and
harder to get into shape and stay that way. Yet there are thousands of
products and services (diet programs, supplements, pills) available for
just that purpose. In fact it can be confusing and overwhelming trying
to plot a course through all the information with so many competing for
your attention.
Many factors go into determining which weight loss
plan will work best for you. Age, sex, genetic make-up, general health,
how much you exercise, and your psychological make-up are all
contributing variables. For any weight loss program to be successful,
experts all agree that it must include the three basics. They are: An
eating plan that reduces the amount of daily caloric intake, a strong
physical activity component and some behavior modification to change old
habits. This is the fundamental difference between a “weight loss diet”
and a “weight loss program”. A diet usually only covers the food aspect
of dieting like what you can and can’t eat, nutritional content, meal
plans, and recipes. A “weight loss program” is more all encompassing and
will include at least the three basics with some incorporating pills,
supplements and even alternative medicine practices.
A good weight loss program is based on individual
lifestyle. Good programs aim to improve health in a positive way. The
medical experts also all agree that losing more than two pounds a week
can be unhealthy and in some cases downright dangerous. A good plan will
introduce change gradually to both diet and exercise. |
