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Diet Plan - Weight Loss Program - Diet Motivation - Obesity ConcernsOverweight? It's NOT Your Fault!"How could I have allowed myself to get so overweight?" It's the most popular complaint facing the individual who has reached the crossroads of Whine & Dine. The individual may feel ashamed and overwhelmed. It's self-criticism at its worst!
If this sounds a bit like you right now, then come here and sit beside me. We need to talk turkey (it's the leanest meat these days). First of all, it's NOT your fault!
Yes, you may have eaten the foods that slowly bubblized you, but still yet, it's not your fault! Whether you ate the wrong foods, or too much of a good thing, or was a bit too lax on exercise, it's still not your fault.
Why?
From infancy, we are taught so many things that influence our lives such as reading, math, and science. However, when it comes to nutrition, most of us greatly lack the knowledge to keep our weight where it needs to be, and to keep our bodies fit. Basic health just doesn't provide the tools we need to keep our 'machine' running sleek and smooth.
If you ask the average individual how many calories, and how many vitamins and nutrients per day their body needs to be fit, and to maintain its current weight, most people wouldn't be able to provide that information. This is very disturbing, because this knowledge is vital to life itself!
Most of us are 'eating in the dark'. We are aware of healthy and unhealthy food choices, but we are oblivious to correct serving sizes, how much we personally need to eat and, the times we need to eat to ensure the most efficient processing. Again, we are eating in the dark. Even if all of our food choices are healthy ones, many of us have no idea just how much to consume. It's the 'too much of a good thing' syndrome.
When you were younger, your parents probably did their best to ensure your daily food intake included a multi-vitamin. As you grew and eventually struck out on your own into the big, mostly blue world, when you dined did you whip out a calculator and begin to tally up the calories you were eating? Of course not.
You simply ate when you were hungry.
When celebrations appeared in your life, you'd enjoy a piece of cake and some ice cream. You may have thought, "I hope this doesn't add weight to my frame." That was your little inner voice, crying out - trying to warn you in the best way that it could.
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