How To Keep Achieving Recurring Fat Loss

People often get confused about what results really are. I remind people all the time about how far they have come and how much they have achieved in terms of turning their life around for the better. There's more to achieving results than just associating success with a number on the scales or with how many calories you eat and how much distance you cover each week.

I meet scores of people that have lost a lot of weight but still have a long way to go to be healthy and look like they want because all they have been doing is chasing a number at a cost to their health. Most of the population that want to get fitter or change their appearance prepares the mind to limitations or unachievable lifestyles that eventually leads in failure. Believing excessive amounts of exercise and eating low calorie diets is the right way forward is a misconception and works against the body's physiology.

Bypassing the basics in nutrition and lifestyle and rushing straight into an unorganised training schedule is fruitless and has little value to achieving the desired goal. You can't out train a bad diet. You will be lucky to get the slightest improvements exercising on a whim. Supplementing it with poor nutritional habits will only keep you where you already are.

Results are about making the right food choices and eating a good quality version of that food. It is important to get a wide range of variety in your diet one that's full of different vegetables, fruits, meats, fish and a little bit of dairy. Cutting out processed foods and sticking to foods in their natural state in the ratio that works with your body will help keep blood sugar levels even and will result in successful weight management. Exercise selection needs to be relevant to your goals and care needs to be taken not to exceed your physical load. If you do too much exercise your body won't be able to recover properly and it will be permanently in a stressed fight or flight state. This will result in you having a high percentage of stress hormones in the blood that store fat.

Look how far you have come and ask yourself if you have achieved real results. Real results are eating a clean balanced diet and having a balanced exercise programme that doesn't drain all your energy. Take a look at yourself and see if you need to go back to go forwards. Making the right steps with your diet will see your results skyrocket to new levels in a fraction of the time it currently takes you. Use the 80/20 principles to make things bearable especially if you struggle with diet changes. If you are confused about exercise selection enlist the help of a professional who can assess your lifestyle.

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