Exercising isn’t just to look good on the beach. Staying fit keeps your energy levels high. You can be slim and still be drained because you aren’t fit, so don’t use the scale as the measurement. Here are some things you might want to consider to get out of this energy trap:
Make a Routine - Find a gym partner, class or workout time that you can exercise at least 3-4 times per week. I’ve experimented with different amounts and found six days a week works best for me. If you are unsure how to start, just try it for thirty days to see how it goes.
Replace Foods One at a Time - Don’t try to overhaul your eating habits overnight. They’ve been established over years, so they can’t change in a snap. I recommend switching out one unhealthy food type for a month before making more changes. When you take it gradually it is far easier to stick with long-term.
Time Your Meals - The best way to eat would probably be 5-6 smaller meals spread throughout the day. Since this isn’t a reality for most people, a decent alternative is simply to time your meals so your blood sugar levels remain steady throughout the day. This will ensure you aren’t starving for some parts and fatigued from a big meal in others.
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Ok, bleah! Yeah, yeah, yeah... bla bla bla...
That's how I respond to this one, and I know he's right.
So, what I did was, I made an agreement with my daughter that she'll do my shopping for me with her foodstamps, I'll reimburse her with cash, and I'll have actual food in the refrigerator and she'll have actual cash in her purse. A win win for sure.
As for the exercise part... I'm working on it... seems to me that I do exercize while blogging and surfing websites for cool pictures and interesting stuff... you know.. I do let my fingers do the walking after all... they get plenty of exercise... doesn't that count for something?
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