Overweight! What should I do? Diet or Surgery?

2/23/10 |

by Earl Freeman

No one person can say what will work for every single person who is overweight, but the first thing you can do is arm yourself with as much information as you can before making a decision that could affect your health.

Obesity affects your health, your lifestyle and your ability to relate to others. If you are overweight  by 100 lbs or more, then you know that diets don’t work. Obesity rates for adolescents have increased steadily for the past 3  decades and the health problems that come with obesity, even in children can be life-threatening and long-lasting.

Diets can change from year to year, and many people complain that none of them help them to lose and/or maintain weight loss. Often, the problem is slow metabolism. Diet surgeries and/or weight loss surgery, is more prevelant in the news and talk shows today. Many people are unable to follow a weight loss diet and have had their stomach stapled as an answer to thier weight problem.

Today there are alot of non-clinical weight-loss programs that may require you to buy and use the program’s foods or supplements. None of which have proven to be more effective than the others for weight loss or the ability to keep it off.

Eating right is a popular saying in todays thoughts on dieting and loosing weight, but then again most people don’t know where to get recipes for a healthier lifestyle. It can’t hurt to eat right and excercise is a can be a great tool for loosing weight but you must excercise properly in order to benefit.                                                                                                                                     Nutrition is one of those fields that can be over run with people who will try to sell you the latest how to secrets about weight loss.  Nutritional cleansing, along with a nutrient-dense, reduced calorie diet and exercise, can help you on your path to a healthy weight in a healthy manner.The time in which people will loose weight depends soley on the person and not the plan.

                                                                                                                                    Planning your meals helps you get a balanced diet plan and reduces the urge to stop off for fast food or order a burger. Remember, it’s easier to stick to your plan if you shop when you aren’t hungry.

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