It's not a Diet, It's Your Lifestyle

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It's not a Diet, It's Your Lifestyle Co-workers supporting each other too live healthy! A group of co-workers decided to change their lives. Join us and reaching your health and fitness goals.

They decided to live in a way that made them feel healthy. Meal plans that work for them and exerrcises they enjoyed. As they work together and with the support from family and friends here is their online support group. What works for you might not work for others. Let's talk about it and make it work!

01/10/2012

Share your week with us.
Express your feelings toward your new lifestyle.
Is it a challenge? Are you finding it easy to prepare foods? Do you need ideas and suggestions?
I've posted three sample lunch meals. Check them out!

Sample of Weight Watchers Lunch MenuMedium baked potato (2 ½ points)Medium portion half-fat cheddar (2 ½ points)Cucumber...
01/10/2012

Sample of Weight Watchers Lunch Menu

Medium baked potato (2 ½ points)
Medium portion half-fat cheddar (2 ½ points)
Cucumber and tomato salad (0 points)


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Want to know how to put the Weight Watchers diet into action? Then find out in this article right here.

01/10/2012

Sample lunch menu from Dr Fuhrman's Menu

Hummus on whole grain bread
salad with balsamic vinaigrette
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01/10/2012

Sample lunch from the Mediterranean Meal Plan.

Tomato Soup 1 cup
Cannellini and Green Bean Salad 1 cup
Whole grain bread with Olive Oil 1 slice 1 tbsp
Orange Slices 1 orange

24/09/2012
24/09/2012

Tell me how your week went?

This weekend I learned to enjoy the little things in life. I wanted ice cream and cake at the party and I ate the cookie and cake.
I enjoyed every minute and didn't feel bad about it.

Enjoying the foods you love shouldn't make you feel guilty. Knowing when to stop eating those pleasure foods is what will make us succeed with our new lifestyle.

21/09/2012

Key Points to remember when planning daily meals.


1.Too much food at one meal leads to new body fat storage.
2.Too much time between meals slows your metabolism.
3.Five to eight small meals/snacks can maximize metabolic rate and keep body-fat loss consistent.
4.Well-planned and nutrient filled meals lead to a steady, high energy level throughout the day.
5.Convenience is very important. Plan ahead to make sure you can eat when scheduled.
6.Keep nutrients fairly equally spaced throughout the day. (Don’t 2-3 servings of fruit for breakfast, space it out throughout the day)
7.Allow flexibility when necessary regarding meal ratios, but stay within your nutrient totals for the day.
8.Learn your body’s natural hunger patterns and adjust meal spacing accordingly, allowing for some flexibility.

Change what we put on our plate.  Take a look at these pictures and envision what should be on our plate AND how much.
20/09/2012

Change what we put on our plate. Take a look at these pictures and envision what should be on our plate AND how much.

17/09/2012

Tell me how are things going?
Did anyone exercise over the weekend? Did any cook a healthy meal? Share your stories.

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