The Most Critical Step For Losing Weight During and After Menopause
PhD Nutritionist Diana Fleming shares the most important habit to practice during menopause to reach your weight loss goal.
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If you’re overweight, you may be looking for ways to slim down safely and effectively. Unfortunately, a lot of people turn to dangerous methods like starvation diets or excessive exercise regimens in order to lose weight quickly. However, the most critical step to losing weight is actually making small changes to your diet and lifestyle that you can stick with long-term. Here are a few tips for losing weight safely and keeping it off for good.
1. Cut down on calories gradually.
If you try to drastically reduce your calorie intake all at once, you’re likely to feel deprived and give up before you see any results. Instead, cut back on unhealthy foods that are high in calories and replace them with healthier options. For example, swap out sugary sodas for water or unsweetened tea, and munch on fresh fruits and vegetables instead of chips or candy. Over time, you’ll be able to comfortably stick to a lower-calorie diet without feeling constantly hungry or deprived.
2. Get regular exercise.
Exercise is essential for burning calories and helping you lose weight, but it doesn’t have to be intense or time-consuming. A moderate amount of exercise, such as 30 minutes of walking most days of the week, is sufficient for helping you slim down. As you start to see results from your weight loss efforts, you can gradually increase the amount and intensity of your workouts.
3. Avoid fad diets.
Fad diets may help you lose weight in the short-term, but they’re usually not sustainable and can actually be harmful to your health. Instead of following a fad diet, focus on making small changes to your diet that you can stick with over the long haul.
4. Seek professional help if needed.
If you’re struggling to lose weight on your own, don’t be afraid to seek out professional help. A registered dietitian or certified health coach can give you the guidance and support you need to make lasting changes to your diet and lifestyle.
5. Be patient.
Losing weight takes time, so don’t get discouraged if you don’t see results overnight. Making small changes to your diet and lifestyle is a process, so give yourself some grace and be patient as you work towards your goal.
6. Reward yourself for your successes.
As you reach milestones in your weight loss journey, be sure to celebrate your successes! This will help you stay motivated and on track towards your goal.
7. Seek support from loved ones.
Losing weight can be difficult, but it’s a lot easier when you have the support of your loved ones. Talk to your friends and family about your weight loss goals and ask for their help and encouragement.
If you’re looking to safely and effectively lose weight, then following the most critical step is essential. That means starting with a healthy diet plan and exercise routine and sticking to it long-term. When you do this, you give yourself the best chance of seeing results that last. And remember, if you need help getting started or want someone to hold you accountable along the way, don’t hesitate to contact us today. We’d be happy to assist you in reaching your weight loss goals!
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Hi Christine! Here’s a link to the overview and where you can add your name to get it. https://fullplateliving.org/blog/6-step-guide-weight-loss-during-menopause ~Amy
Hi Christine! We do open enrollment in our course and membership a few times a year. We notify people via our free email we send out each week with tips. You can sign up for them at fullplateliving.org.
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