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Monday, January 5, 2009

How your computer can help you maintain your weight

By Laurence Kronsburgitis

Maintaining weight is not the same as losing weight. When losing weight any diet method works if the end result is losing weight. There is a similarity between not gaining additional weight and losing weight.

Losing weight and maintaining weight are similar. For both, you must consume healthy food, don't overeat portion wise and exercise regularly.

Weight maintenance is associated with an internal motivation to lose weight, social support, better coping strategies and ability to handle life stress, self-efficacy, autonomy, assuming responsibility in life, and overall more psychological strength and stability.

There are potential risks in regaining weight such as in the past going through cycles of gaining and losing weight. Another risk or problem is binge eating, or eating emotionally in response to stress.

Weight maintenance is, therefore, a balancing act of energy utilization and replenishment, and it is important to know your individual needs.

One system that you should use in maintaining your weight is to keep track of how many calories you are burning from exercise and then replenishing those calories without eating too much so that you will gain weight.

Using a computer program to track calories burned and how many calories you can consume to maintain your weight taking into account calories burned is an excellent way to maintain your weight. When the computer program notices a change in your metabolism, it will adjust your daily calorie budget to prevent a weight loss or a weight gtain. Also the program should help you adjust your retention of water from high sodium intake, or in the case of women, menstrual cycles. A good program even know how to adjust if you skip logging food for a few days. one excellent program for this is called Diet Power. - 17268

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