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Thursday, July 26, 2007

Lose Weight - Not Your Social Life

Got a political party coming up where you cognize you'll be hanging around a tabular array loaded with gastronomic dainties and you just won't be able to halt yourself? Try these thoughts and see if you can maintain your hands off the mini pizzas...

Eat something before you go:

That manner you won't be famished and won't experience the demand to plunge onto the tabular array and Hoover up the offerings.

If you're going to eat political political party food, travel for:

Salads, crudites and dips, salsa, olives and bread.

Don't touch with a cocktail stick:

Mini sausage rolls, party pies, creamy dips, bits or mini pizzas.

Brush up:

Faux Pas toothpaste or breath fresheners into your bag so you can make clean your dentition after eating. Having a minty oral cavity will just do those bits taste sensation 'wrong'.

Don't imbibe too much:

We've all been there after 14 spectacles of vino it looks very of import to have got chips, profiteroles and coleslaw... on the same plate.

Bring your own:

If you cognize the nutrient on offering won't assist your skips and thighs, propose to the political party miss that you convey a choice of veggies and dips to assist her out. That way, you acquire to eat healthy nutrient and expression like the best friend in the world!

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Friday, June 29, 2007

Weight Maintenance-Relapse Prevention - Part II

The American media and fashion industry promotes and reflects mainstream cultural standards for women's body shape and size. This is a culturally molded image dictating the importance of beauty being ultra thin and other symbols of love, prestige, happiness and success for women.

Many women have adapted these idealized images with highly predictable side affects. These prolonged assaults to our self-esteem find many women coping by living with the on-going burden of compulsive eating/cravings and binge eating. The results of these habits often manifest as a low grade to moderate depression, nagging health problems and being chronically vigilant over healthy body weight.

Have you lost touch with who you truly are, and what you are deeply hungry for? Is the 'food as a quick fix' syndrome taking over?

-Is it time to think about filling up the yearning of your hungry heart with a different choice?

-Is it time to choose to focus on self-love, to breathe deep, seek peace, to nourish yourself from the inside out?

-Is it time to re-new your commitment; revive your intention to maintain your healthy body weight?

Many women all socio-economic and edicational levels of life are reinforcing healthy habits to remain on purpose and stay on course. Whatever you repetitively focus on that is what you achieve.

The best way to determine your ideal weight range is to use a body mass index (BMI) calculator. It measures your body fat based on height and weight.

BMI Categories:

• Underweight = less than 18.5

• Normal weight = 18.5-24.9

• Overweight = 25-29.9

• Obesity = BMI of 30 or greater

A calculator can be accessed at http://www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi

If you are unable to get on track within a few weeks, consider professional help. Seeking professional help is not a sign of weakness or inability, it is a matter of giving yourself the assistance you deserve.

Learn how cutting the cords to emotional eating through hypnosis will relieve you from these ties as well as release the weight. By tuning into yourself, you will discover why you eat and learn how to release your attachment to unhealthy foods and unhealthy eating habits.

With Hypnotherapy, you allow your subconscious mind to release, resolve and heal weight issues. It's not about only the food; it's about eating behaviors we've learned in childhood that dictate the way we deal with our life and stuff our emotions with food. We eat when we're , anxious, nervous, bored, stressed, hyperactive, sad, lonely, frustrated, afraid, even when we're happy.

http://ezinearticles.com/?It's-Not-Only-The-Food—It's-Also-What-You-Tell-Yourself:-Maintain-Your-Ideal-Weight-The-Right-Way&id=415366

Carpe Diem—Seize the day.

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