i want to lose weight the healthy way.
will following a 1200 calorie diet of fruits, veggies, whol grains, and non fat dairy..
PLUS

cardio for 40 minutes 5 days a week..

result in weight loss that won’t plateau right away.

they sure do! i used to be like 140lbs, 5’7. now i’m 110lbs, 5’7. If you just eat a ton of fruits and vegetables, you’ll feel full and still be getting good nutrition… but you won’t have all the needless calories in sugary cereals etc.
so stick to fruits and vegetables!

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eg snack a jacks are not healthy ,but are low cal.
would you still lose weight eating them?

are you actually better eating higher cal food that is healthier,when trying to lose weight?

Im a former bulimic (ya i know) but im recovered now and very healthy

Here’s sum simple tips besides the obvious of pills, exercises and eating healthy

I used to eat from paper plates/napkins to absorbs any extra oils or fats

eat plenty of chili as it increases your metabolism

Give yourself treats as rewards eg a facial

water before meals to fill you

drink iced water as ur body uses Cal’s to warm it up

eating celery burns more cals, dan whats in d actual celery stick

and eat from a small plate, wit a small spoon, and put in down between mouthfuls, and not infront of the tv, tricks your mind you’ve eaten loads

Good Luck and remember be healthy!

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My job as a sports performance and fitness professional means that it’s my duty to help athletes achieve peak performance and also help regular clients achieve their goals in fitness such as fat loss and weight loss.

It is pretty obvious that what you eat is critical to your health and your performance.

In fact there was a study done on a group of people who were put on an excellent exercise program which consisted of 3 days per week of strength training, and 2 days a week of cardiovascular training. This went on for 12 weeks. That is a long time, and that is a lot of exercise (certainly much more than most people do!).

The results: A total amount of fat loss of… 0.5-1kg!!

Pathetic!

It is common for people who do everything correctly, that they lose 8-10kg of fat in 12 weeks. And even more if they started out very overweight.

The reason that the university study shows such disappointing results?… These people were told that they could eat whatever they pleased.

Conclusion: Nutrition is critical to achieve your fitness goals.

However there is another side to the story.

There are diets out there that promise incredible amounts of weight loss/fat loss.

I myself have tried all kinds of diets including very low calorie liquid diets. It was a liquid only diet but the liquids were high quality protein powders. It also includes healthy fats like fish oils and flax seeds, as well as some supplements to prevent muscle loss.

These diets WORK. You will lose fat, you will look lean, and you will defeat psychological cravings for bad food (this is probably the best effect)

BUT….

Don’t forget, these are DIETS. They are not NUTRITION. There are some “side effects” that make diets short term projects, rather than life long plans.

Here are some of the problems…

Metabolic slowdown – Diets that have very low calories cannot be done for long periods of time because the body responds with shock and thinks that it is in a state of starvation.

Stress hormones will go up – low calories is a condition that is stressful to your body!

Fat storage will go up – to stay alive

Non essential systems will slow down (reproductive, immune system, digestive system etc)

Digestive system will weaken (no need to work hard if we are eating all liquids/too little food)<

Muscle Loss – this is bad! Makes you look and feel weak

The body is designed to have whole, natural foods as it’s nutrition. Different people do best on different ratios of fat, carbohydrates, and protein. But the food items should be the same. Meat and eggs from animals, vegetables and fruits as well as zero calorie drinks like teas and water should be the foundation of your nutrition no matter who you are.

So unless you have a specific weight class, competition or special event to “diet” for, forget about diets the majority of the time and focus on good nutrition.

Jonathan Wong
http://www.articlesbase.com/health-articles/personal-trainer-in-singapore-shows-you-the-possible-dangers-of-diets-743175.html

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Becoming a cook is a much trendier profession than it used to be. With more programs, schools, and vocational training regiments out there that are producing professional chefs, getting into the business looks very attractive to many. With the quality of cooking improving so much over the past decade, the awareness of what kinds of ingredients people want is also improving.

At a culinary arts institute, you can learn how to create foods to meet these diet programs. Many of these super effective diets have come and gone throughout the years with some working and some falling flat on their face. One thing is certain, though, as long as there is food, people will try to lose weight through fad diet plans.

Trendy diets might not be the healthiest thing for dieters. In a society that is steadily moving towards obesity, regular folks and health professionals alike recognize the need to buck this startling trend before it gets worse. Some of the diets work and some of them do not. It is really all dependent on the person and how their body reacts to the changes in nutrition. Cooks and chefs are learning quickly how to adapt their style to fit just about everybody.

One sort of diet that those preparing for a career in food service must learn about is the booming Atkins Diet. This popular and trendy fad diet, developed by Dr. Robert Atkins, is not nearly as popular now as it was five years ago. Still, many people employ this low-carbohydrate tactic in an attempt to lose some weight. This diet has shown the ability to consistently take the pounds off of people and give them a fighting chance to keep it off.

At a culinary arts institute, there are hundred of dishes that are learned that will keep the restaurant goers happy. By reducing the amount of carbohydrates you take in, a person can reduce the bad sugars that produce an increase in insulin production. When this increase occurs, food cravings follow and weight gain is imminent. This diet is probably the healthiest of all the fad diets, as it has been proven to help lower bad cholesterol and other things harmful to the heart. By keeping your foods in line with the needs of the general public, people will continue to employ your services.

Individuals training to become professional chefs at a culinary arts institute will certainly want to know how to deal with the South Beach Diet, which is a little bit of a spin off of the Atkins Diet. Developed in Miami not too long ago, this diet is all about selecting the right types of carbohydrates and fats to put into the body. Like the Atkins before it, the South Beach Diet encourages dieters to leave the bad carbohydrates out of the diet. Known as one of the most heart healthy diets, this one is a universal health improver.

Not all diets are created equal, but these are two that have shown the ability to consistently help people drop pounds. If you are looking to jump into the ever attractive field of culinary arts, then these are things that you will undoubtedly want to keep in mind.

As long as people have the desire to wear bathing suits and skimpy clothes in the summer months, there will always be a desire for healthier food. And, as long as there is that craving for some health food, there will always be a demand for people who know how to prepare it. At a culinary arts institute, you can learn to create these dishes and so much more.

Andy West
http://www.articlesbase.com/non-fiction-articles/diets-come-into-play-at-culinary-arts-institute-110764.html