Exercise

Exercise daily, scientists say that a person should exercise atleast one hour every day, many people do not exercise this much, to help lose weight i advise you to walk as often as you can (to work, or walk the dog/cat/animal of some kind/your family) go jogging in the morning and evenings, consult your GP and he should give you infromation about what pills to take. Subscribe to your nearest GYM and instead of snacking on crisps snack on fruit and eat a range of foods, i advise to take a couple of spoons less of your daily meals every week until you reach your target weight, after you do this make sure that you do not go back to your old manner of eating and not exerciseing, OH and drink fluids daily AND DO NOT FORGET TO CONSULT A DCOTOR OR YOUR GP BEFORED DOING THIS. I hope this helped, i am not an expert but i wish to became one in the near future.

make it 5 miles and then you will lose weight

It is not only how much you eat but what you eat. It is also not how long you walk but the pace and at what time of the day you do it. Your meals should be limited in calories and your pace when walking must be regular for over 30 minutes, if possible do the walk in the early morning or late afternoon.

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There is no real way to not gain weight, but the best way is to do a lot of cario work, treadmill, bikes, aerobics, etc. And use light weights with high reps. Meaning use a 10 pound instead of a 20 and do 15 of each excersise instead of 10. This will be the best way not to gain weight. But if you are healthy, it doesn't matter what you weight. unless you are concerned about making a specific weight for wrestling,boxing ect, you should not concern yourself so much on the numbers, I would suggest throwing out the scale. You can go from 160 to 190 and look lighter and thinner at 190. as far as getting tone only you can work with weights, using low weight and high reps. for example..to build muscle mass you would want to life a weigt light enough you can lift it at least 8 times and no more than 12 times in a set. for toning you want something you can life 20 to 25 times in a set. this will give you more of a tone look. throw out the scale and use a mirror and measuring tape if needed.

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It depends on how fast your running and at what incline. These factors contribute to overall calories burned.

For instance:

I know for a fact if you run on a standard treadmill at a 9 minute mile and at 0 incline (no incline), then you burn approximately 120 calories per mile. Times 5.5 is 660 calories. The faster you run though, and at a higher incline you increase your calorie burn...

This is a standard formula, and everything concerning working out/calorie burn is unique to each individual... metabolic rates/body fat percentage/ etc., so unless you really need to know precisley for some odd reason, I wouldn't worry about being exactly precise.

The question is: Did you feel like you got a good cardio workout?

President Taft was over 300 lbs. (335 has been recorded.) when he was elected in 1908.

Too many for you to consider! Crunches build muscle, and that will actually make your scale show an INCREASE in weight -- even though it's GOOD weight. You will lose FAT by doing cardiovascular exercise. 3,500 calories is equal to one pound. So you'd either have to reduce your weekly/monthly diet by that amount or burn that many calories to lose a pound. Again, crunches aren't going to burn as many calories as running, hiking, walking or swimming. ~ T

Usually while you fast you lose water weight that you easily gain, I am doing it myself, but I looked around and I found that out. I did lose 3-5 pounds not eating, but I didn't see a difference in my belly, thighs, or arms. Though my sister says I did. So fasting is very complicated, so perhaps while you fast you should work-out and go for a walk, but don't do any hardcore exercises, you may get light headed. But if you walk for a hour a day, two seperate times, your body will instinctively go into "survivor mode" and burn the fat. We have very smart bodies, so it'll know to stop and start with burning of the fat.

So, to answer your question, (from what I know) when you fast you usually lose WATER weight and it'll be easily gained back, so you should walk or do a FEW sit-ups daily and drink alot of water. The day after you fast you should have two cups of water with a little salt and lemon to wash out your digestive system. But have those two cups within three hours from eachother.

And for another tip; You shouldn't eat several hours before bedtime because your body shuts down while you sleep. (I have been obsessing over this for forever!) :D I hope this helps.

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Yes. Any time that you can go over 12 hours without eating will have a major impact on your weight loss. Overall though, it depends on what you are eating before 6 pm. You should just try to follow a low calorie diet and excercise for weight loss. I personally have to have a midnight snack almost daily..just depends on your will power.

The amount of calories that you consume per day is very relative,

Cos each individual will have a different metabolism, activity level and body stats.

So the general thumb rule is to eat 10-15% lesser calories than your usual needs.

You can indeed gain weight when you ovulate. This is due to the unbalanced hormones raging through your sensitive system.

The best way to lose weight is to eat a well balanced diet and maintain a good exercise routine. Rapid weight loss is not healthy.

Walking is about 300 cals/hour, and the general guideline is that 3500 calories burned equals one pound. So in theory, about 24 hours of walking would lose you two pounds.

But in reality, it's not as simple as that.

The math above will only work if your eating is pretty much spot on to start with.

Let's say you're overeating with 1000 cals/day.

That's easy enough, it's only about two cupcake's worth of calories.

Now you'd need about 3 hours of walking just to get back to square one for that

day. To create any weight loss, you'd have to keep walking.

So, assuming you manage to get your eating(your calorie allowance) right to start with, walking one hour daily would give you a good chance of losng two pounds in 24 days.

That doesn't sound entirely safe (or more importantly healthy). Its reccomended that no more than 1-2 pounds are lost per week, so seven times that seems unfeasible and dangerous. One pound is equal to 3500 calories. So by burning calories you shed some pounds. Your body also needs calorie intake to function, which is recommended at 2500 for men, and 2000 for women (depending on your source). To reduce your calorie intake is suggested by a maximum of 1000 calories. So your body will still have something to run on. If it is too much less than this then your body goes into starvation mode clinging to every calorie its got, so you won't lose anything.

I find time and budget as an issue, so walking is my thing. Weighing 225 pounds means you can burn about 500 to 600 calories by just walking around for 2 hours...that can be going for a stroll through the park or going for some retail therapy. Now, if you were to do that once a day for a week, you'd only just burn through that 3500 calories for that one pound in that week. Assuming you've been eating relatively healthily that is.

If you were to go for more rigorous exercise and step up to the losing 2 pounds a week (or potentially a bit more...even though its ill advised), you'd still be looking at 7 weeks. I would advise setting a realistic (but challenging) goal of losing that 15 pounds in 2-3 months through healthy eating and good old fashioned exercise.

"Toning" is a myth. There is a concept in anatomy and physiology called residual muscle contraction or tonus, but it refers to the continuous and partial contraction of a muscle to help stabilize posture and balance. It has nothing to do with the outward appearance of your body or whether you have tight glutes and washboard abs. You can be out of shape and struggle to climb a flight of stairs and still have muscle tonus. What you are really referring to is a fit, physical appearance. Among men, being toned typically means being very lean, with a "chiseled" muscular physique. For women, it usually means being lean, but with shapely muscles, an overall "tight" look, flat abs and the absence of jiggle in the thighs and backs of the arms. An example of a "toned" male might be male model Tyson Beckford and for females, someone like actresses Jessica Biel or Jennifer Garner or female fitness model Amanda Carrier. While the "toned" aesthetic is highly subjective, many people view "toned" as striking a balance between having enough muscle to have nice muscle shape and definition, without crossing the line into having the very muscular physique of a male or female bodybuilder. So while a toned body may be very lean and tight, it typically won't have over-exaggerated muscle mass. To achieve a toned aesthetic, you have to have two things: # The presence of muscle # Relatively low body fat levels A typical training routine to reach this goal would involve plenty of resistance and weight training (to build muscle) combined with long duration and high intensity interval cardio. It also requires a very clean diet with a good mix of lean protein, healthy fats and complex, slow-burning carbohydrates. Diet is critical at helping reduce body fat and maintain these lower body fat levels, which are required to allow the muscle underneath to appear. While many "toning routines" will recommend lower weights and higher reps -- especially for women -- this is actually a counter-productive approach to body sculpting. High reps build muscle endurance and may create a temporary (usually lasting only a few hours) tightness and "pump" in the muscle, but adding additional muscle requires lifting heavier and with lower reps. While variation in exercise weight and reps is always a good thing, consistently training with low-weights and high repetitions in the hope of avoiding becoming "bulky" or over muscular will not result in a toned physique. The concern about becoming too muscular or bulky is especially prevalent among women. However, females typically do not have the hormonal environment present in males to produce very large muscles or large amounts of muscle mass. There are exceptions of course, depending on genetics, but most women will be typically happier with their results after switching to a lower-rep and higher-weight routine. The best approach to achieving an overall toned appearance is to follow a full-body workout routine which emphasizes compound exercises. This ensures balance among muscle groups and will encourage an overall symmetry in the physique. Exercises would include things like squats, lunges and deadlifts for the lower body, and large pressing motions for the upper body and shoulders like dumbbell chest presses, rows, and military or dumbbell shoulder presses. Bodyweight exercises would include things like pushups. The core and abs are typically worked with these exercises, although some people do like to add some abdominal-specific training into their full body workouts. In terms of cardio, you would typically perform a combination of lower-intensity, longer-duration cardio with higher-intensity, shorter-duration cardio, also known as HIIT. Generally, you would perform your cardio on your non-weight training days. While weight training can add in lower body-fat levels, it won't accomplish this alone. This is why it should be combined with regular cardio training. Also, maintaining an exercise log is also critical to making sure you are always making progress toward your goal. In your log, you should record your exercises, the weight you used, the amount of repetitions and how many sets. Each workout, you should try to beat your last workout in some way, whether that is using a little more weight, performing one more rep, or adding in an additional set. This is known as "progression" and it ensures that you are always challenging your muscles a little more each workout. This is critical for continued gains in muscle and strength.

Eat Fresh Vegetables At The Time Of Breakfast..Skip your Lunch...Dont Eat Any Snacks During The Time Distance Of Your Breakfast To Lunch..If You Feel hungry During That Time eat Fresh Vegetables and fruits...And If You Going Somewhere Try To Avoid Lift Use Stairs either...And In Dinner Avoid rice..Have The Food Which Does Not Contains Rice In it.Ignore Drinking Cold Drinks.Drink Warm Water....Stop Sleeping Too much If u r...Sleep At least & Hours..Because You Lose Calories While U sleep..Avoid Sugar..And Anything Which Contains Sugar....I think That Is enough To Lose 8kg In 3 Weeks...

If you are referring to losing weight with exercise than exercising first thing in the morning will burn more fat and for the rest of the day your body will need more engery and so will eat out of your fat stores. But any time of day is good as long as you're exercising, you shou;d be fine

Reduced-fat means it's lower in fat than the original product, but not necessarily "low-fat."

If you were to lose only muscle mass, your total weight would decrease, but your body fat percentage would increase, as you'd be a greater percent body fat.