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Habits Make You Fat

Monday, January 5th, 2009

Overeating is the result of habits and if you can target those habits and resolve them, then the overeating and subsequent weight gain will be a thing of the past.

Humans are habitual beings and most things we do in life are the result of habits.

The problem with habits is the fact that they generally start with very small changes in our life and more often than not, we don’t even notice them. Once they becomes habits, it is very hard to break the cycle and make changes.

Many people who are overweight have a number of habits that all combine to create the state that they find themselves in.

Any what makes matters even worse when food is involved, is the way that it reacts with our body, in particular, those foods that are low in nutritional value causing hunger and the need for ever increasing quantities in an attempt to keep us satisfied.

How often do you find yourself eating due to the particular emotional state of mind that you are in? It is common for people to eat when they are feeling sad, depressed, lonely, happy and so on, as all these emotions can triger the desire for food.

These emotional related eating ‘habits’ are very often difficult for people to break simply because most of the time we are unaware of the fact that they are present.

Sure you can see the pattern when you think about it or when it is mentioned to you, but most of the time you don’t even consider these habits, as the focus is directed on the need to feel better and the belief is that food will bring about that change.

Unfortunately this is not the solution and all it does is lead to more problems that in turn continues the cycle of overeating and weight gain.

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Changing Bad Habits

Tuesday, December 30th, 2008

Once you realize that most weight problems are related to bad habits, you will understand that if you can eliminate these bad habits, weight loss will follow.

The first step in the process is to determine what your bad habits are. Look at the times when you tend to overeat and see if you can understand what triggers these reactions.

If you can eliminate those triggers, and you can only do that by determining what they are in the first place, then you will find it a lot easier to sort out your eating problems.

You should also look at the types of food that you go for during these times as often they will be comfort foods. More often than not, these comfort foods are of very low nutritional value and due to that fact, they will stimulate overeating.

By simply changing your comfort foods with those that are of a higher nutritional value, you will still be satisfying your needs by eliminating the negative side effects that are associated with poor food.

As most things that we do in life are habitual, we rarely think about the actions we take as we go about our daily routines on autopilot. Unfortunately, everything we do throughout the day includes both good and bad habits and it is those bad habits that are causing the damage.

As we age, more and more aspects of our life become habitual. It becomes more difficult to realize we have these habits and even more so to get rid of them, particularly if we have had them for a long period of time. With a bit of personal analysis, you will quickly begin to notice the various different things that are leading up to your eating and weight problems.

If you only target one of these habits at a time, it becomes a lot easier to make the changes and often changing one habit can have a positive affect on many other habits. The process certainly becomes easier the more you do it. By concentrating more on that area rather than the food itself, you will find that weight loss is not such an overwhelming part of your life.

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But I Still Like Chocolate And Alcohol

Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

If there’s one thing that you need to understand, it’s the fact that changing your diet to a better, more balanced one that will help you to lose weight and eventually live longer, doesn’t have to be a struggle.

It takes most people years to get to the stage of being obese, and even to the stage where they are carrying just a little too much body weight, so you can’t expect to reverse any long term habits overnight.

Even making a few small changes to your diet can have a dramatic effect on your weight when viewed over a longer period of time.

Just the reduction of a hundred or so calories a day will amount to a very large reduction in calories over the term of one year and that will also amount to a sizeable decrease in body fat. This can be done by simply removing a small portion of the amount of food you consume at each meal.

If you find that this is causing more than normal hunger, then have a glass of water a half hour or so before each meal and you will be less inclined to feel like you require more food.

You can replace a similar quantity of low value food with good food and this will also reduce hunger and will help you to lose weight.

By doing it in this manner, you will find that you will begin to enjoy the ‘new’ foods in your diet just as you learned to enjoy the poor foods that you have been eating up to this stage of your life.

Many people become apprehensive and find it hard to accept that they will be able to get the same enjoyment out of the foods that they know they should be eating because they are accustomed to the tastes of the food they eat at the current time.

A good example of this is the reaction people have to drinking a cup of tea with sugar in it after they have stopped having sugar for a while. Most people find it difficult to drink the tea as it seems too sweet after having been without if for a period of time.

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