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people associate weight loss with being hungry all the
time. They're afraid to start a weight loss plan because
they want to avoid the frustrations of hunger. And
yes, a lot of times for many people it's better to be
overweight than to starve. I'm no exception. I really
like to eat, so there's no way I would be constantly
hungry for the sake being thin. What kind of life is it
if you're always feeling hungry?
Our natural instinct tells us to eat when we are
hungry. Hunger is a signal telling the body that it
needs to eat. It is also a signal to the body that it is
in danger, that it needs food now. Our self-preservation
instinct makes us scarf down everything in sight in
response to feelings of starvation.
Our body doesn't care that we live in the modern
world where food is plentiful. It acts the same as it
would if we were living in a wild, having to hunt for
our food. And it is not wise to go against the instinct
that is designed to protect us from starvation death.
So, get ready for a surprise: you do not have to be
hungry in order to lose weight. On the contrary, eating
regular meals and keeping yourself full is what will
actually help you stick to your healthy eating plan and
reach your goals. Keeping your hunger in check will help
you avoid overeating. It will also prevent you from
feeling miserable, frustrated and out of control.
Try eating 5-6 small frequent meals as opposed to
three large ones. If you wait too long for a meal, by
the time the food comes, you will be starving and will
not be able to control yourself. Eating smaller meals
more often helps keep you full, and lets you be in
control.
Never skip meals. Some people think that by skipping
breakfast or lunch they will save total calories, but
the opposite happens. Because they go for too long
without food, they end up compensating for it and then
some later in the day. In addition, skipping meals slows
down your metabolism, because your body feels like it's
not getting enough food. So it activates its survival
instinct and burns fewer calories.
Another trick is to eat slower. It takes our body
around 20 minutes to realize that it's full. If you eat
too fast, you will eat unnecessary calories while your
body is determining whether it is still hungry. By the
time it realizes that it's full, it is too late, since
you've already eaten more than you needed. If you eat
slowly, your brain will start sending signals to stop
eating just in time.
So don't starve yourself in pursuit of weight loss.
There's absolutely no need for it. Get used to the idea
that losing weight does not require being hungry.
Losing weight in a healthy way does not involve
starving or deprivation. That's why it is permanent --
if you lose weight in a healthy way, you're likely to
keep it off for good. If you still have difficulties
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