Weight Loss Tip #691 Just because a food touts 'fat free', doesn't mean that it's lower in calories than the regular variety of food. Weight Loss Tip #692 3,500 calories equals one pound. To lose 1 pound per week, the dieter would need to cut 500 calories per day from their current calorie intake. Seven days multiplied by 500 calories equals one pound of weight loss. Weight Loss Tip #693 The size of our fat cells are blueprinted in our youth. Once made, they are there to stay. The size of the fat cells can be reduced - and that's a good thing! Weight Loss Tip #694 Crab legs contain very little calories and take a long while to eat. Dip meat in warmed, no calorie butter. Weight Loss Tip #695 If you like crunchy, golden bread - spray either non stick buttery cooking spray OR no calorie butter spray onto a slice of wheatberry bread. Place on warm skillet on LOW heat and allow bread to slowly turn to a golden brown. Add 1 slice of skimmed-milk based cheese, lean meat, lettuce and tomato. Delicious! Weight Loss Tip #696 Cut your sandwich in two, then cut again to create 4 wedges. It will take longer to eat and will lend a 'bigger serving size' impression. Weight Loss Tip #697 Use a cookie cutter to create fun diet foods - such as bunny-watermelon slices or star-bread. Make your diet as fun as possible and you'll be more apt to remain on it until you reach your weight loss goal. Weight Loss Tip #698 Request nutrition guides from your favorite restaurant when visiting. These will help you plan out future dining experiences. Weight Loss Tip #699 When dieting get too rough and you feel like you're going to give up all together, take a vacation from your weight loss plan. Be careful not to binge, get plenty of rest, then hit your diet again. Keep trying and be careful not to enter into the Land of YoYo Dieting which comes with more possible health risks than 'not dieting' at all. Weight Loss Tip #670 Do you burn more calories during cold weather or during warm weather? The answer is amid colder temps. The body uses far more calories to sustain itself and must work harder to generate enough heat to keep your body at a stable temperature.
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