The Proper Way Into Weight Management

When it comes to weight management, it does not apply solely to those who are obese; even those whom belong to the range with acceptable BMI (body mass index), have to watch their weight closely, as it affects their health.

This is done so by 2 approaches: through exercise and by eating right. However, what is more important is that we have to carry both out with a progressive approach. If we were to restrict our food intake tremendously within a short period of time, it is very damaging towards our stomach, and can result in complications such as gastric pain and low blood sugar level, which causes fainting and can be fatal. Even for exercise, it must be in moderate and progressive. If you are not the type who jog or exercise regularly, going for a marathon might be too much for your heart and your body.

For your diet, sticking to the recommendations from the food pyramid is helpful, in ensuring that our body receives the sufficient amount of nutrients that it requires. If you have the habit of eating 6 meals a day, it would require too much from your body if you were to cut down to only 3 meals a day. As mentioned above, start progressively by going down to 5 meals, before making it 4, and finally going down to the recommended 3 meals a day. This way, our body would have sufficient amount of time to get use to your new habits.

Similarly, for exercise, start slow. If you have no idea how to begin, sign up for a program at your local gym as a kick-off to your new exercise plan. Your trainer would draw up an exercise routine that would be suitable for an amateur, so that your body can also adapt to their new exercise routines accordingly.

In conclusion, weight management is not something which can be rushed out. In doing so, it would only result in harm towards ourselves, and might have more severe consequences. The main key towards a successful weight management is that it has to be progressive, so as to give ample time for our body to adapt to the relative changes.

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