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Sunday, August 2, 2009

Learn About Training And Optimum Diet That Can Help You To Lose Fat

By Deborah P Walker

Obesity and being overweight is reaching endemic proportions in the United States presently. Our deskbound lifestyles and the Standard American Diet are making us fat, idle and out of condition. We don't work out and we don't eat right.

Our bodies have evolved throughout times gone by to protect us from food crisis. That means that our bodies naturally preserve fat and energy to keep us alive in case there is no food available. However efficient our bodies might be at doing this the fact is that these days the only scarcity that we ever experience is the self-imposed one from the limiting diets that we go on.

On the other hand, our bodies cannot tell between between a famine and a limiting diet. We start dieting and our biology sabotages us by slowing down our metabolism and conserving every little bit of fat and energy that it can. That is one rationale why our dieting efforts get more and more stubborn with every ensuing diet.

The key to the trouble may be as straightforward as to discontinue the diet roller-coaster and begin eating. In other words, start working with your ordinary biology and begin eating the way your body was intended to eat.

It's much more than just starting to eat routinely again. We must redefine what "normal" eating is. The Standard American Diet or as it is also known SAD contributes by and large to our troubles with obesity and overweight. Our bodies were never designed to eat the standard fare of processed, nutritionally void and unhealthful foods that is so profuse in our culture and that many of us are used to.

Our anatomy was intended to eat the nourishing, nutritious and organic foods that are found lavishly in nature. Nature provides the foods that are optimal for our bodies. Fruits, vegetables, whole grains and even fish and lean meats. The less processed and the more natural the food the healthier it is for our bodies.

People are also designed to be in motion, keep fit and be energetic. Our ancestors did not lead the sedentary lives that many of us have today. They were moving about, up and around as part of the course of their lives. Achieving optimum health and losing weight for good requires both exercise and optimum nutrition.

Combating obesity, losing weight for good and creating optimum health starts with including the healthiest foods in nature into your diet and incorporating an work out plan into your life. You will see the outcome and your body will thank you. - 17268

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