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Putting On Weight After Getting Married

Written by Jane Tucker| Monday, 12 September 2011| There is 1 comment

Post wedding weight gain often becomes permanent weight gain

Why is it that so many people put on a load of weight after they get married? OK, you can understand that on honeymoon you might indulge in a little bit of extra food and after all you are likely to be eating in restaurants quite a bit but there's no reason why you need to carry on overeating and not exercising when you get back home to your normal life.

putting on weight after getting married

Post wedding weight gain often becomes permanent weight gain and this is something you definitely don't want. Many people say that it is much easier to lose weight when they are single because they are in the dating game and therefore they want to look their best but you should never be looking at weight loss only from a cosmetic point of view but much more so from a health point of view.

Being healthy is more important than looking good. Obviously they tend to go hand in hand but don't just look at the weighing scales as a measure of your health but also at the type of food you are eating and make sure that you are getting a balanced diet. Health problems associated with being overweight can often be severe and irreversible. Do you really want to wake up to have to deal with liver damage, heart damage or even cancer as a result of your overeating? Believe us when we say that nothing tastes better than good health feels.

If you are thinking of getting married why not make a pledge with your partner that you will eat healthily throughout your marriage and that you will keep an eye out for each other and help each other stay slim and trim. Having a buddy to diet and workout with will give you moral support and help when you are feeling down.

Life is just better when you are slim so you really do not want to live a fat life.

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On September 12, 2011 @ 18:39
Philip said:
This suggestion of making a pledge is unrealistic and dangerous, even more dangerous than gaining lots of weight. Breaking a pledge is the best way to cause a big rift between couples unless you both break it, otherwise the one who does is always going to be wrong and will be called the weak one throughout their married life.
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