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Lose Weight - Change Your Lifestyle
Losing weight is achieved by changing your behaviors and habits. Changes focused on learning to eat correctly and including exercise or physical activity behaviors will help you lose weight and keep it off. The first step is to look at your eating habits and physical activity habits, thus uncovering behaviors (such as television watching) that lead you to overeat or be inactive. Next you'll need to learn how to change those behaviors.
Getting support from others is a good way to help you maintain your new eating and physical activity habits. Changing your eating and physical activity behaviors increases your chances of losing weight and keeping it off. Join local community clubs that have scheduled team sports or have outings. Organize outdoor events with your friends and family. Encourage your neighbor to go on daily walks or jogs. Have friends over for healthy cooking parties. In order to lose weight and keep it off, you should focus on a long term goal, not a quick fix. For additional information on behavior change, you may wish to ask a weight-loss counselor or refer to books on this topic, which are available in local libraries.
Losing Weight For You, Not People Like You
A variety of options exist to help you lose weight and keep it off. The key to successful weight loss is making changes in your eating and physical activity habits that you will be able to maintain for the rest of your life. Every person has a unique body that responds differently to different behaviors. Something that helps your friend may not help you. It is very important to discover and try different behaviors that are specific to you. Finding out behaviors that fit your lifestyle is a sure fire way to help you lose weight and keep it off.
"3 Habits to Lose Weight: Nutrition, Exercise, Lifestyle"
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