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No Exercise Plan For Losing Weight

Yuck! You feel fat! Maybe you just caught a peek of yourself in the mirror and weren't happy with what you saw. Or, maybe it's more serious. You had a doctor's appointment and you were told you could die early as a result of how much you weigh. regardless of the reason, you are now at a point where you want to know how to lose weight. Even if you've tried dropping a few pounds before, this time you have to do it, anything else simply isn't an option. That's good! If that's your attitude, then you are already well on your way to losing weight.

However, if you are looking for some of secret, or "latest diet breakthrough" then you will be let down. On the other hand, if you are only concerned about results and melting away that unsightly flab that has invaded the wrong parts of your body, then you'll want to pay attention. You should know, no matter how you feel now, it is entirely possible to lose weight. Notice I said "possible" and not "easy". It may be easy for you, or it may not.

But it is possible. My guess is that some of the techniques will sound a little goofy, but they worked. Besides, you have to stop worrying about what others think if you're going to do well. For the record, none of what follows is theory. They are all things I did to drop 22 pounds in a few weeks. Use as many of them as you like and celebrate the victory of each pound coming off. I'm about to use a word that I used to despise. I liked to watch TV and play around on the internet, in fact, I still do. Oh yeah! What is the word I'm referring to? Exercise. If you are cringing at the very word, then we may have already zeroed in on part of your problem.

Who likes to exercise? Sorry, it doesn't matter. You have to engage in activities that put your metabolism into high gear, and that's what exercise does. It's not as bad as it sounds as you will see. Just as the word "diet" conjures up negative images of torture and self-deprivation, so to does the word "exercise". So call it something else. "Activities", "play", "fun", "sports" or."movement" are all good alternatives. Whatever it takes to get you to change your perception of it into something more positive. You don't need any fancy equipment, or any equipment at all to get started. Go for a walk around the block, climb up and down the stairs an extra time, run in place, lift large soup cans, work in the garden, anything and everything that is extra movement will burn extra calories.

Even if you only burn a few, they will add up over time. Of course you can always jog, go to the gym or join a local amateur sports team if you like. Whatever you enjoy doing is fair game. The final tip is to try to keep moving. At any given moment during the day you should be engaged in some kind of movement. Even something as inconsequential as twiddling your thumbs or tapping your foot. Sure, people may think you're nervous about something. But, remember, you don't care what they think anyway.you've got weight to lose! You can do it!.

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