If you are very active or play sports in high school or college, one of the things that you
should try to reduce is exhaustion. When you are tired, your body will require food
immediately, which may prompt you to drive to a fast food restaurant to satisfy your
hunger.
Don't give in to false hopes by convincing yourself that it's okay to opt for the healthiest
item on the menu at notoriously unhealthy fast food establishments. After all, it doesn't
take much to be considered healthier than a 1000-calorie burger, but that doesn't
mean a 950-calorie salad is a better bet.
Whenever possible, cut calories in areas where you won't notice them. Make
substitutions like low-fat cheese, sherbet instead of ice cream and turkey bacon
instead of pork. Learn to read food labels and look for low-calorie alternatives. If you
can consume fewer calories without noticing the reductions, you'll have an easier time
sticking to the diet without feeling deprived.
If you're struggling to eliminate your favorite treats, keep some of them on hand in
small quantities. Low-fat ice cream treats or 100-calorie packs of cookies or salty
snacks are great for this. This strategy will allow you to indulge occasionally while still
keeping your calorie intake close to what you're aiming for.
If you are a big fan of having a bagel with cream cheese in the mornings you do have
to change that as long as you follow a couple of rules. Eat a whole wheat bagel
instead of one made with white flour and eat it with fat-free cream cheese or sugar-
free peanut butter, which would save a lot of calories and/or fat.
Now that you are well armed, it is time to get to work and drop the pounds for good.
Even if weight has always been an issue, you can use the information here to go into
this thing informed and ready. It is time to show those love handles who is boss!
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