Boost metabolism = lose weight
Categories: Diet & Weight Loss
If you're into losing weight and transforming your body -- but you don't want to give up your favorite habits and lifestyle, there may be hope yet.Well, according to Lyssie Lakatos, RD, LD, CDN, anyway. Instead of reaching for impossible goals and crashing & burning on all those fad diets, how about incorporating small changes into your daily life and keeping them permanent?
Instead of limiting calories to insanely low levels (which triggers starvation mode), try upping your metabolism instead, says Lakatos. Getting your metabolism to burn calories in the most efficient way is the answer. Determine those needs, get those small meals going throughout the day (instead of a few large ones) and keep moving -- don't remain sedentary all day.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
jaime cangas 9-29-2007 @ 8:16AM
This is common knowledge and not too terribly enlightening. The problem with this knowledge is, it's increadibly boring. We all know if we get off of our collective butts and excercise things will change.
must be a slow day....
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Brian White 9-27-2007 @ 6:14PM
'Metabolism' and 'exercise' are completely different things, yes? This piece was about metabolism strategies, which differ quite a bit from the plain old adage "get more exercise." Making small, permanent changes to increase metabolic rate was the point of the post. Not sure if you realized that.
Cheers,
Brian
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