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Foods to Eat to Lose Weight - It's Not About Rabbit Food!

Foods to Eat to Lose Weight   Wondering what foods you should eat to lose weight quickly? Many people think you must stick to a diet of rice cakes, yogurt and carrot sticks. How ridiculous! Counting calories and using strict diets has nothing to do with being successful and achieving your weight loss goals. Here is some information you should know if you are having trouble losing weight. To begin with, you do not have to spend money on expensive diet foods and supplements to lose weight quickly. Knowing the right foods to eat and using a smart, healthy plan is the key to quick weight loss. Want to know what foods to eat to lose weight? Here is a little sample. 1. Lean proteins such as chicken and fish are good for you, and help your body burn fat and calories. Other lean meats are good too. 2. Dairy - Foods like cottage cheese, milk and low fat ice cream are good choices. You may be surprised, but calcium is one of the best fat burners you will find! 3. Fruits - All fruits
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Why Should You Set Goals?

Wonder why some people could not even achieve an inch of what they dream of becoming? Blame it on pure dreaming and lack of setting goals for achieving their dreams. Setting goals is a very significant part of success and positive accomplishments. It is like scaling a 20 feet building and marking early on what feet you would like to reach at this specific period. People who set goals literally create a map of their target achievements in life, marking where they should begin, where to pause, where to delve a bit, and where and when to stop. Once this map is created, it allows the map drawer to check where he is in the scheme of things and whether or not he is making some achievements that will take him closer to his goals. By setting goals, people will know how they are doing and what they should be doing to achieve their targets or dreams in life. They will know if they can relax or if they have to double their efforts when they are falling short of what is expected of them. G
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Cause-Effect vs. Intention-Manifestation

Cause-Effect vs. Intention-Manifestation Posted using ShareThis
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Five Reasons Not To Take Anti-Depressant Drugs

Five Reasons Not To Take Anti-Depressant Drugs
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10 Fat loss Questions You Should Be Asking (Part 1)

Editor's Note: Fitness author Jon Benson shared this letter with me and gave me permission to share it with you. There's stuff you know. Then there's stuff you don't know. But the key to success in anything is the discovery of one other variable: The things you don't know you don't know. Think about that. So many people ask me questions like... -- How can I get rid of my stubborn body fat? -- How fast can I do it? -- What's the best diet plan for me? These are good questions, don't get me wrong. But there are at least 10 questions most people never know to ask. It's the stuff they didn't know they didn't know... make sense? Today we'll cover 3 of the 10... HIDDEN QUESTION 1: "What's The Best Dietary-Fat To Eat To Get Rid Of Bodyfat?" Sounds nutty, doesn't it? The media loves to deceive you when it comes to dietary fats... and I'm here to set the record straight: You absolutely
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An Explanation and Solution For Slow Female Fat Loss

By Tom Venuto www.burnthefat.com You may have heard (or, heh, realized), that it's more difficult for women to lose fat than men. Immediately most people think it must be estrogen or hormonal issues. But perhaps the biggest factor is NOT hormones, but the simple fact that women are usually smaller and lighter than men. When you have a smaller body, you have lower calorie needs. When you have lower calorie needs, your relative deficit (20%, 30% etc) gives you a smaller absolute deficit and therefore you lose fat more slowly than someone who is larger and can create a large deficit more easily. For example, if my TDEE is 3300 calories a day (I’m 5' 8" and moderately to very active), then a 20% deficit is 660 calories, which brings me to 2640 calories a day. On paper, that will give me about 1.3 lbs of wt loss per week, rather painlessly, I might add. If I bumped my calorie burn up or decreased my intake by another 340 a day, that's enough to give me a 2 lbs pe
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Positively Fit: Fitness Tips

1. You need to MUSCLE to burn fat. The truth is you don’t gain body fat because of a lack of exercise. You gain it because your blood sugar levels exceed what you are using. You are eating too many calories at one time. 2. Your metabolism slows down once you hit 30. WRONG! Actually, hundreds of research studies have shown that the slowdown in metabolism directly related to a lack of hard physical activity! 3. Pasta and bread are BAD . Anything is BAD! Lettuce can be stored as fat! Any food or drink, which contains calories, can be stored as body fat if it causes your blood sugar levels to exceed what the body needs at that time. Whole Wheat Bread and pasta are actually great sources of complex carbohydrate! The key is how much you eat and when you eat it. (Of anything) 4. Eating after 6pm will make you fat. False! It all depends on whether or not the body needs the extra calories at that time. Keep in mind your body is constantly burning calories, 24 hours per day, just t
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