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Two week check up time!

Friday, January 11th, 2008

Two weeks into the New Year…. how is your new weight management plan working for you? What are some of the new habits you have incorporated into your daily activities that you feel good about? I would love to hear what is working for you, as well as what is not working for you, so we can troubleshoot together.

Just in case you need a few fun reminders, here’s a quick hit list of the things that are working right now for those experienced weight managers:

1. Forgive yourself for the Holidays. That’s right, no matter what you indulged in, it was all good. Memories of good times with people you care about are WAY more important than whether or not you fit into your skinny jeans. Time to move on and move forward, and tell yourself every meal opportunity is a new opportunity to choose health and body confidence.

2. Increase and/or change the intensity of your workouts. Whether it’s squeezing in a walk with Fido, or adding swimming to a cardio routine, changing your activity has been shown to kick start the body’s ability to build muscle, the key to a well-tuned metabolism. Take advantage of all those post-holiday sales, and buy those resistance bands you have had your eye on. Defined arms by Labor Day? You betcha!

3. Add calcium and fiber for passive weight loss. Yes, it’s that easy. Studies have proven that by ingesting low-fat sources of calcium, and making sure to include adequate fiber intake into one’s daily diet, will aid in weight loss without any change whatsover to a person’s activity program. Who doesn’t like easy?

Huh? I can eat AND be hot? Sign me up!

Friday, January 11th, 2008

Just saw on the Today show these two hot chicks, who by the way WERE hot, told the world they wrote a book about How to Eat Like a Hot Chick! Love their message, especially about taking time to enjoy what is on your plate, and not rushing through and eating guiltily to the point you barely taste it.

Experts have shown that slowing down and celebrating what is on your plate will increase satiety and reduce the need for extra calories. Seems like a good reminder, and one I wanted to share with you.
How to Eat Like a Hot Chick

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