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Long Term Beats Short Term

Written by Stuart Stevens | Wednesday, 18 April 2007

Having achieved a weight loss goal is a very positive experience...

When you start to shed weight and you make a serious commitment to losing the pounds a word of advice from Ukmedix News is that you should not attempt to lose weight too quickly and try and change your lifestyle immediately overnight but try to remember that what you are starting is a marathon as opposed to 100 metre sprint.

Long Term Beats Short Term

The recent research which we reported on at Ukmedix News last week that says that the majority of dieters fail to shed weight in the long term is relevant and interesting because it shows that people who tried to shed weight in the short term but failed to grasp the long term implications and aspects of healthy living and eating well will end up pretty likely to fail in their long term weight loss attempt.

Having a weight loss goal is an important thing as you must set an ideal weight to be and you should weigh yourself not more than once a week. Those people who weigh themselves everyday or even more than once a day have been shown statistically to be more likely to put on weight in the long term.  When you have attained your ideal weight and you are living healthily it is not such a bad idea to weigh yourself say once every couple of weeks just to check that you are not putting on weight.

The feeling of having achieved a weight loss goal is a very positive and heartening experience as it shows that you can control your weight and it gives you a sense of empowerment. However it is an even better feeling when you lose weight and at the same time you have not starved yourself or made yourself unhealthy in the process. The Ukmedix News proactive approach to weight loss means that you do not deny yourself of all your favourite foods but you make sure that you include healthy living and exercise into your lifestyle.

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