Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Reduce Waist Size With The Fastest Diet Plan – Your Thinking Makes The Difference

Even though the fastest diet programs do produce fast initial weight loss results, the failure rate in most weight loss diets is high, simply because often diets are difficult to maintain for a long enough period of time to have a lasting effect on our fat content and on our weight loss.

The biggest problem we face is our thinking about dieting to lose weight and reduce waist size. Sooner or later we will stop doing weight loss activities if they appear difficult, even if it is billed as the fastest diet plan available. We will then naturally migrate to something that appears less difficult – eating the wrong foods, less exercise etc.

These days of great advances in the health, weight loss, fitness and nutrition, there seem to be many easier alternatives than to do something that appears difficult.

Thus when we find several genuine alternatives to lose weight and reduce waist size, it is good practice to choose the one (sometimes more than one apply) that is easiest for our particular circumstance so we won’t find it too difficult and get discouraged or disinterested.

Some of the fastest diet plan methods use the word diet, however another good approach to reduce waist size is to avoid referring to a diet as a diet. The word diet can automatically elicit a negative subconscious reaction that makes us eventually give it up because it is too difficult.

On the other hand we can look at the diet as making positive healthy adjustments to our lifestyle, because after all that is exactly what we are doing and it has a better psychological effect on our sticking with the program.

There is no question about it, genuine diets do work to help us lose weight and reduce waist size so that we will look and feel healthier. Therefore it’s important to take a psychologically positive approach to dieting (I’ve only mentioned a few) that will help us stick with it.

I particularly like the thought that we are making smaller lifestyle changes.

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