Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Why Can't I Lose Weight?

By Belinda Gable

Have you ever noticed how those who are disorganized tend to spend most of their time rushing about? The sad thing is that because of their disorganized lifestyle, they also tend to rush their meals and of course, those who eat to fast tend to eat more than they need to which results in them becoming overweight.

Another pitfall which these people are prone to is mess and an untidy environment and I'm sure we all agree, having lots of mess laying about nearly always results in some level of stress. Yes, I'm sure this is starting to become clearer now, that being organized, goes hand in hand with being healthy.

Being unorganized is without a doubt, a key factor which causes stress, and for millions of people who feel stressed, reaching for something to eat is the first thing that comes to mind.

Another huge benefit of maintain a well organized life, is that for the most part, you'll have healthy foods stored in your home which in turn means that you'll not be as likely to eat those quick instant meals that you simply pop into the microwave for a few minutes.

Being organized will also help you to eat at regular times throughout the day and by being regular with your eating it will help you to maintain more consistent blood sugar levels that will reduce the chance of you getting into low blood sugar and over eating to compensate.

By planning ahead with your meals you can plan to have better meals and you won't need to resort to fast foods because you haven't got any other food organized by the time you're ready to eat.

Shopping lists are quite literally invaluable to everyone but especially to those who are on a weight loss program. Planning ahead as to what foods you need will ensure that you always have enough of everything in order to prepare a healthy meal.

For anyone on a weight loss program, being organized is of paramount importance. Not only will it help you maintain a healthy balanced diet, but it will also save you a considerable amount of time. Having planned your meals ahead means you won't need to spend hours everyday worrying about what you'll be having for your next meal and this on it's own, can reduce stress even further. - 16004

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