Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Weight Loss Menus - Get Help Planning

Weight loss menus are important and lack of organization will bring about failure in your efforts to diet. On busy days (like most days!) it is awful to get stuck hungry without the right meal available. If you, for example, have started a two week fast weight loss diet, you are serious about dropping the fat and staying healthy as well. The faster the weight reduction, the more crucial it is to eat foods full of lean proteins, healthy oils, and plenty of vitamins and minerals.

Having at least one week prepared and posted in your kitchen is ideal. Five small meals a day may enhance fast, safe weight loss, since more frequent eating of the right healthy foods gives you a metabolism boost. Know what your breakfast will be, and get everything ready every night before you go to bed. I suggest this because in the event you sleep in, or have to go somewhere earlier than usual, you will not end up sabotaging your diet plan because of the rush.

For many people, the next three meals will be eaten away from home. If you share fridge space at the office, organize your meals in tubs or bags, so that you can, again, not sabotage your diet planning with poor organization. If you feel deprived at all when you begin your diet, either from the smaller portions, or from not feeling as full, use chop sticks to decrease your bite sizes. This will also slow you down a bit, another good dieting technique. Your brain takes at least fifteen minutes to tell you that you are full. Take your time, chew each bite until it is completely pureed, and then your brain can signal your body correctly.

Have your last meal of the day ready to prepare when you get home. If you are extremely hungry and want to eat right away, you will not goof up by grabbing a few bites of the off-limits foods while you make dinner.

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