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8 Ways to Think Yourself Thin
Maintaining a normal weight can be challenging these days when we spend so much time in front of a computer, or sitting behind the wheel of our car. However, changing the way we think about food and better managing the way we eat can help. Check out these tips, practiced by the "thin" crowd. If you're considering losing weight with surgical help, contact a Health Travel Guide at 866-978-2573 for information on medical travel package options.
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Don't think of food as reward
Women often use eating as a quiet celebration of accomplishment. However, the pleasure is short-lived and often followed by guilt and stress, which can trigger cravings and weight gain. Instead, come up with healthy rewards, like a massage, or try a new exercise class. Visit www.healthtravelguides.com/Weight-Loss for weight loss surgery options. - 2
Make fruit your only sweet at breakfast
Danish, doughnuts and other sweets often have up to 500 calories each, but fall short on energizing protein. Eggs, however, helped decrease levels of appetite-stimulating hormones, a study at the University of Connecticut shows. As a result, egg eaters consumed 17 percent fewer calories than if their A.M. meal came in bagel form. If you must have something sweet at breakfast, add a fruit salad or low-fat smoothie. For information on weight loss surgery, chat us at: healthtravelguides.custhelp.com/ci/documents/detail/2/1005. - 3
Fill up before dessert
We eat dessert last with good reason. We're supposed to fill up on nutrient-rich food. Start your meal with a bowl of vegetable soup, a habit that cuts later calorie consumption by 20 percent in a study at Penn State University in University Park. Adding a veggie side can satisfy you further, leaving room for just a few bites of a treat...not the whole cheesecake. Learn about Green Zone Restriction Technology-the newest option in weight loss surgery: healthtravelguides.custhelp.com/ci/documents/detail/2/1005. - 4
Don't follow the leader
When a thin friend orders a big meal, others at the table are likely to copy says the Journal of Consumer Research. Along the same lines, when a close friend gains weight, you are likely to follow in her footsteps. How can you avoid this path? Decide what you want and how you want to live, and lead the way. Order your salad for dinner regardless of what the rest of the table orders. Join a sports team instead of a reading club to make sure you're meeting people who value their health. Learn about the new Green Zone LAP-BAND(R) inquiries.healthtravelguides.com/green-zone-lap-band/. - 5
Re-think diet foods
Diet foods often contain chemicals and artificial sweeteners that are anything but good for you. Diet foods also often come in very small portions...small enough that manufacturers can claim "lowfat". Stay away from empty calories, and focus instead on eating healthy doses of fiber and protein. You'll stay full...and should eat less. Learn about Gastric Plication with Health Travel Guides: inquiries.healthtravelguides.com/gastric-plication/.
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