There's really no set answer to that. In general terms getting at least 30 minutes of exercise 2-3 times weekly is a good baseline, but whether that will be enough to control your weight is entirely dependent on what, and how much you eat. All efforts in weight management and weight loss pretty much have to start with controlling your intake.
30 minutes at a medium intensity will encourage the body to use it's fat stores as the primary source of energy.
There's a lot more to weight lossthan the amount of aerobic exercise you do. Consider your diet and lifestyle first. After that, exercise aerobically for at least twenty to thirty minutes, three times a week.
Increase your metabolic rate. The only way to do this is with exercise. Exercise aerobically to hit your cardiac target rate at least three times a week.
1.) Nutrition: A healthy diet 2.) Exercise: Exercise normally 3.) Education: Be aware of the pros of weight control and how to control weight.
Actually your food should be in control and exercise atleast 20% more than you eat.
False.
aerobic exercise will work better than anaerobic, but there is no way to control where you lose the weight.
Yes, it can help with weight control. Just as long as you combine it with a reduced-calorie diet and regular exercise, you can end up maintaining your weight.
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Through a good diet, plenty of sleep, and exercise.
yes exercise, weight loss, and a low-sodium diet. sometimes medication is necessary.
Exercise can do wonders in helping to control diabetes. Regular exercise helps to lower weight, help your body use insulin correctly, lower cholesterol and reduce stress.
To prevent weight gain on birth control, don't change how much you eat or exercise. If you were gaining weight before starting birth control, you'll probably continue to gain weight after starting birth control.
dont do any exercise and eat mcdonalds