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Are Most Diets Flawed?

By Julie Schuester :


Many nutrition experts agree that many diets are really just a fast solution with big flaws, and that the key to losing weight is to adopt a life style of nutritious eating and regular exercise.

Most diet programs fail because they are by definition a 'short term fix' that includes drastic changes to your normal eating habits. They definitely don't allow you to develop a healthful HABIT of eating healthier.

You'll stick to some extremely strict eating plan for a few weeks, and the moment you get back to your old eating habits you gain back the weight.

Fast fix diet plans frequently leave you tired, and hungry. They are often simply too low in calories, or limit food groups, leaving you nutrient deficient.

Simply because they don't give sufficient energy to perform your exercises and achieve anything else you must do in a day, they're a short-term solution at best.

In the worst case scenario, calorie restrictive diet programs can cause your system to burn up your muscle for energy. You might drop a few pounds in the short run, but you'll also lose muscle and lower your metabolic process.

This is actually the traditional yo-yo diet scenario, and sadly it's what people often think of whenever they hear the term 'diet'. With the rise of really calorie restrictive 'plans', juice diets, cleanses and so on, people take it to the extreme, then regain their weight and then some.

A truly healthful, life changing 'diet' is going to be something that easily incorporates into your life-style and assist you to create lifelong healthful habits. It MUST have a nutrients balance that includes sufficient protein to keep up your lean muscle whilst you lose fat.

Eventually, it is the steady incorporation of new nutritious food items and portions, and the elimination of junk and also eating too much that leads to weight-loss success.

Health professionals agree that beginning the day with a protein shake is a wonderful method to give a boost to your metabolism and also to get the protein you have to maintain muscle mass. For the rest of the day, consuming 'lean and green' is the key!

That is a meal plan that is centered around lean protein and veggies with limited grains and also starches.




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