On Losing Weight: |
Keep it simple. You didn't go on a diet to gain the weight -- you don't need a stringent diet to lose it. |
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On Exercise: |
If you are planning on losing 30 to 50 pounds, you will have to get in shape to get in shape! |
The nice thing about being out of shape is that you don't have to do a lot to have a good workout. You first have to get in shape to get in shape!
What may seem like a very hard workout may not be enough to see some quick results. It may take you two or three months to get to a level where you are burning enough calories to shed the pounds on a weekly basis and then you are really on your way. So don't get discouraged if you don't see quick results at first. After you get a handle on your eating habits and continue working out to get in better shape, you will be losing weight faster than you ever dreamed. Rome wasn't built in a day. Be patient with yourself and you'll have the rest of your life to be proud of your accomplishment. |
Eggs are the clearest example of protein content - you just have to watch Sylvester Stallone, who beats raw eggs like Rocky Balboa for proof. And their reputation is rightly acquired: A hard-boiled egg has six grams of protein, in a convenient, portable form. But, how many hard-boiled eggs can you eat? It's time to expand your horizons with these high-protein foods that have even more protein per serving than an egg. Dried spirulina Protein: 8 grams for 2 tbsp Fish is not the only high-protein food you can find in the ocean. Tip: Try sprinkling spirulina on your salad or seasoning roasted vegetables with it. (Spirulina powder can also turn your boring smoothie into a blue drink!) Yoghurt Protein: 17 grams for 170 grams of milk When it comes to muscle recovery, pure skim yogurt breaks the record: These little plastic buckets have tons of protein in just 100 calories. Gruyere cheese Protein: 8 grams per serving of 30 grams of cheese This del...
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