Don't Depend on Will Power for Weight Loss Success

When it comes to losing weight is not based on your wishes.

Willpower is a limited resource, and is easily eroded by stress, fatigue, anxiety, happiness, or just about any emotion or situation. He stumbles when someone offers you a piece of chocolate, and admits the loss of the smell of freshly baked cake. You can put up a good fight at lunchtime; after all, most people find it relatively easy to say no to a chocolate cake at 7am. But even on a good day, usually past 3 or 16 hours. It leaves you vulnerable to the bread basket for dinner, handles cereal after dinner, or tokens after the kids are in bed.

So if you can not count on the will, which does not work? Use three simple and powerful techniques and watch the pounds fall off!

Meal Planning 1 ..

Meal planning takes time and effort, but if you want to succeed (and I assume you do!), Then it is imperative. If you wait until you are hungry to decide what you will eat, or until you smell of fresh bread in the restaurant, you'll be relying on willpower alone to take the right decision. These are examples of advance planning:

-If you go for dinner, the menu online search and choose what you will eat ahead
-Eat a small protein meal before going to a party that you can stick to vegetables and healthier options
You know what you'll do for dinner that evening (or dinner ready to go in the slow cooker)
-If another person is in charge of meal preparation, plan the amount of food you eat, and have information on this type of food are made
-Pack your lunch and bring food to adhere

Two. Change your environment.

If you like chocolate chip cookies, do not take a plate of freshly baked cookies next to you. Sounds simple? It is. Change your environment gives fewer opportunities to be tempted by Off Limits foods. Here are some ways to change your environment:
-If you are tempted to drink coffee (and apple donut) every morning, changing your driving route and make your coffee at home
-Purge your pantry, fridge and freezer all foods off limits. Do not put it in the freezer; cookies, candy, ice cream and other snacks taste always good and you know it! If you take the food does not sit well with the rest of his family, keep all goods in a closet far, far away (preferably one that is covered with tape and is only accessible by a ladder which is stored outside the shed)
-Stock the refrigerator and pantry full of health to make it easier to choose healthy snacks (carrot sticks are the best way to break out of bounds in the closet!)
-Make temptations disadvantages. For example, ask your colleagues to move the candy jar away from you. Even a few steps can make a big difference in the gap is!

Three. Creating simple and concrete rules.

Have you ever heard that you should enjoy treats in moderation or the end result will be exceeded? Sounds good in theory; but for most people who do not work at all. Instead, create "rules" of food that can be stored. Have clear rules eliminates the hassle of having to make decisions about the choice of food several times a day. -Do not have but would be nice ... maybe just this once ... I'll start tomorrow. "" RULES "success need to be precise. Once you know your rules, adopt a" Just Say No! "Mentality. Some examples are:
-Close the kitchen after 19:00, except vegetables on the floor
-Serve on a dinner plate, then reach to the rest of the food away before eating
-Eat only foods in a plate or bowl (not directly from the tub or container!)
Enjoy 5 bites dessert when it is a special occasion and a very special dessert
-Enjoy 2 drinks per week
-Have protein every time I eat unless you eat raw vegetables on the floor

When it comes to weight loss, it takes more than the desire to succeed. To stick to your plan, you plan your meals, change their environment and create simple and precise rules to follow.

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