In our society, many people are overweight. Our busy lifestyles, our social settings and toxin exposures, the way our food is presented and packaged, and the way our food is manufactured in the United States all support weight gain. Our bodies from the very beginning were designed to store fat so that we would have it in lean times when we had no food. Unfortunately for us, we still have the inclination to store and keep fat even though we do not have lean times and food is readily available to us. Many of the ingredients in today’s packaged and processed foods contribute to fat production and storage, even on products that say Consumers have to be very savvy and smart when it comes to choosing groceries and planning their daily meals and snacks.
Weight loss is multi-factorial. There is no single application or ‘silver bullet’ for weight loss. But when the right things are done in conjunction, it can be a wonderful metamorphosis for clients! These right things include a healthy diet, appropriate activity, balanced hormones, restorative sleep, clean living-avoiding toxins. When you commit to lifestyle changes, you will be very happy with the results.Achieving and maintaining a healthy weight is really about getting your body to function properly and efficiently. Healthy food choices provide the correct nutrients necessary for a working metabolism. It is not just about calories in and calories out. Simply counting calories is ineffective. The shift to low fat diets with the obligate increase in carbohydrates has caused an alarming increase in weight in the United States in the last 20 years. There are so many different diet books and programs, it is hard to know who to believe – it is overwhelming. To keep it simple, a weight loss diet must include organic, properly grown foods including adequate healthy fats, complex carbohydrates, proteins, fiber, and water. The cornerstone of weight loss really is just avoiding simple carbohydrates and empty calories, increasing organic vegetables and fruits, eating quality grass fed, free range sources of protein, and avoiding irritating foods including food intolerances that increase inflammation.
Weight loss is multi-factorial. There is no single application or ‘silver bullet’ for weight loss. But when the right things are done in conjunction, it can be a wonderful metamorphosis for clients! These right things include a healthy diet, appropriate activity, balanced hormones, restorative sleep, clean living-avoiding toxins. When you commit to lifestyle changes, you will be very happy with the results.Achieving and maintaining a healthy weight is really about getting your body to function properly and efficiently. Healthy food choices provide the correct nutrients necessary for a working metabolism. It is not just about calories in and calories out. Simply counting calories is ineffective. The shift to low fat diets with the obligate increase in carbohydrates has caused an alarming increase in weight in the United States in the last 20 years. There are so many different diet books and programs, it is hard to know who to believe – it is overwhelming. To keep it simple, a weight loss diet must include organic, properly grown foods including adequate healthy fats, complex carbohydrates, proteins, fiber, and water. The cornerstone of weight loss really is just avoiding simple carbohydrates and empty calories, increasing organic vegetables and fruits, eating quality grass fed, free range sources of protein, and avoiding irritating foods including food intolerances that increase inflammation.
Supplements can be added as a valuable piece of your weight loss puzzle. Selecting a quality Nutraceutical company is important. We will help you to understand the unique, perfect food choices for your body, but you also need to know when supplemental support is necessary and how to optimally fuel your everyday needs for ultimate metabolism. More than 90 percent of Americans are deficient in at least 11 nutrients.
Our team is very well versed on fitness and exercise. We recommend a consistent combination of aerobics, HIIT, strengthening and flexibility exercises. Small things done on a regular basis can promote big changes. It does not have to be difficult. We will help you find something that works for you.
A healthy thyroid – the regulator of metabolism, right amounts of the adrenal hormone cortisol – related to stress and abdominal weight gain, and support of insulin sensitivity are crucial to successful weight loss. Balancing the sex hormones not only helps to lose unwanted pounds that come on with menopause and andropause, it also helps to regenerate and restore healthy tissues. Balanced hormones stabilize mood and behavioral issues and support restorative sleep all of which are necessary to achieve and maintain a healthy weight.
Another thing to consider is toxin exposure. Because toxins, are stored in fat, increased exposure makes it more difficult to lose unwanted pounds. The body holds on to fat to protect you from the effects of the toxins. Limiting exposure to processed foods, pesticides, plastics, heavy metals, and other endocrine disruptors, directly contributes to weight loss. We will work with you to improve your gastrointestinal health and remove irritants and toxins from the body.
Following gastric bypass, maintenance of weight loss is sabotaged by nutritional deficiencies, poor metabolism, and subsequent lack of energy and motivation. Our doctors are happy to consult you on nutritional deficiencies that are common following weight loss procedures.
Remember, if you want to learn more, call and speak with a BodyLogicMD consultant who will be happy to answer your questions. In addition, you can find out more by coming to our monthly seminars and taking advantage of an hour presentation followed by a 10-minute complimentary Question and Answer session with one of our doctors. If you like what you hear and wish to go further, you can then schedule a complete assessment and consultation
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