This information was provided by fitness trainer and consultant Chris Chew
You are overweight and so you embarked on a mission to lose weight fast and get a well toned attractive body. You were committed to the weight loss program and you consistently lose 1-2 pounds of body fat per week.
You were very pleased with your results at first until suddenly, you begin to notice that your weight loss is getting slower and slower until it grinds to a stop.
So, most of us have heard the story-- a friend, or a friend of a friend, completed the Master Cleanser Diet or "Lemonade Diet," and they are raving about it so enthusiastically that you're expecting a plug for the People's Temple somewhere mid-rant. Reportedly, they consumed lemon juice-maple syrup-laxative tea cocktails for a week straight, dropped 20 pounds, and now they feel more alive then Olivia Newton John circa "Xanadu." Well kids, I'm no naturopath, but that process seems to be about as far from "natural" as you can get...
Hey y'all, just thought I'd explain a few things about the different modes of working out. Getting in great shape isn't always about who works out the hardest, sometimes it's about who works out the smartest. It's totally possible to add an intensive workout to your daily routine and not lose a single pound. Weight loss depends on more than just working out hard. In fact, it's possible to workout too hard. Workout too hard!? You may think that sounds insane, but it can be explained by realizing the difference between anaerobic and aerobic exercise.
The following information was provided by wine lover, Alison Stevens
First it needs to be established that, yes, there are calories in wine. Indeed, almost anything you eat or drink contains calories unless it is made of almost entirely of water or chemicals. However, calories should be considered fuel for the body and a body will not function well without an adequate supply of fuel. That said, the calories in wine need to be counted if you are watching your weight.
The following information was provided by fitness blogger, Jim O'Connor
Your mind says no, it's not healthy food. Your stomach says yes, it's time to eat. It is either going without food, or grabbing something quickly at McDonald's. What about all the negative exposure regarding McDonald's nutrition information? Burgers, McNuggets, fries, shakes, salads all confuse you as the best nutritional choice.
After reviewing the current McDonald's nutrition facts, I have decided to make it easier for consumer to make intelligent choices by listing my McDonald's "Best Choice Awards." Please remember, you do have a choice. Mickey D's has made an attempt to offer some healthier alternatives to choose from. It is your responsibility to make that intelligent choice.
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