I would suggest researching a few plans and decide which one you feel you will best be able to follow through on! If any diet seems too difficult, it will fail before you begin! Three excellent diets to begin researching are: Atkins/Low Carb diet, Calorie restricted diet, and Low Fat. Make your decision, follow through and stick with it and you will succeed!
Do not avoid exercise when dieting, as exercise is beneficial to your dieting plans by helping you lose weight. Do not overexert yourself, however, as that is detrimental to your health.
A dieting person loses weight.
Extreme weight loss diet plans are not healthy. These plans tend to fail. The best way to lose weight is to do it the safe and natural way: by following a good dieting and exercise plan.
You don't have to do any drastic dieting to lose weight. Just eating healthy and trying to walk as much as possible will start you on the right track. Try salads and drinking lots of water. Also, eating lots of meat speeds up your metabolism and allows you to lose weight faster.
Not at all it helps if you diet to a certain weight and maintain it for a while it should be hard to get over that weight. I think dietng helps you lose weight in the future. I dieted and lose weight without dieting.
usually people diet to lose weight, there really are no effects of dieting just as long as you dont starve yourself trying to lose weight.If you are trying to lose weight than dieting and alot of excersise is probably something you should consider.
In that case the only option is liposuction. There's no way to target where to lose weight by dieting, and dieting needs some time to be successful.
I think that you can lose weight without really "dieting". I would start by cutting out high fat foods, sugar, and carbs. Then start excercising more.
Dieting to lose weight is the most common form of dieting, and involves reducing one's daily energy intake (kcal or kjoules) below the level of one's daily energy expenditures for extended periods of time.
Stop eating twinkies. Dieting and Exercising.
A proper weight loss program should include both dieting and exercise. To lose weight effectively you need to both reduce your calorie intake as well as burn more calories. If for some medical reason you are unable to exercise, then begin by dieting.
No, in some cases. The faster you lose weight and the more calories your suddenly cut off may increase your chances of gaining MORE weight. Dieting properly may aid in keeping weight off.