Losing Weight To Stay Healthy
Sunday, August 15th, 2010We have seen photos of these starlets grinning at us from the pages of magazines and newspapers at grocery store check-out counters, announcing that they’ve just lost 8 lbs and don’t they appear marvellous? This really is one of the terrible pressures under which ladies labour nowadays.
They feel that unless they look like Ms. B, (honestly, offhand, I can not think of the names of any of these girls), but unless they look like them, then they’re failures. This is absolute nonsense.
Believe it or not, we males don’t all like ‘trophy wives’ who weigh 115lbs, stand 5’6″, and measure 36, 24, 36. All males are different, and therefore we all like women who are different sizes and shapes. Just simply because your thighs bulge and you have a bit of a tummy, doesn’t make you any the less attractive, believe me.
Losing weight to remain healthy is very important. That’s exactly where it’s ‘at.’ Provided a lady is healthy and happy, then what she looks like is most certainly of secondary importance. Ninety nine times out of a hundred, ladies are lovely the way they are, and I do wish they’d stop being followers of fashion.
Just for the record, nutritionists recommend that women should consume a minimum of 1200 calories a day to sustain health, whereas males can go up to 1500. But this is for cosmetic purposes, to maintain tone. These are low calorie diets, occasionally referred to as balanced diets.
The intake percentages should be 55% carbohydrates, 15% protein, and 30% fat, with no much more than 10% in saturated form. This should maintain your healthy body weight.
But how about losing weight to stay healthy? How about the poor person who’s obese? Their calorific intake should be around 500, with 800 becoming the maximum.
Weight loss is negative energy balance. This really is a posh way of saying that the body’s using much more energy than it’s gaining from its food intake. In this situation, it’ll use stored reserves of fat which will lead to weight loss.
But the poor person who’s a hundred pounds overweight. Are they supposed to blossom forth in spandex and run around a track ten times? No, of course they’re not. The first and most vital thing for the obese person to ask her or himself is;
“How badly do I wish to lose weight? Am I unhappy just how I am? Do I have pains exactly where I shouldn’t have pains? Is my power level depleted?” If your answer to the last three questions is ‘yes,’ then a swift visit to your own doctor’s called for, as well as a complete work-up.
Being obese puts you at risk for the following;
Diabetes,
High Blood Pressure,
Heart disease,
Stroke,
Osteoarthritis
and particular types of Cancer.
And that’s just a short list. We’ll go into things you are able to do for yourself a little later.
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