Losing Weight and Staying Healthy - The Effective Answer

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Hi everyone!
I was initially writing a reply to the Forum Topic: "Do you have a secret way to loose weight?", but I realized how long that Topic had gotten, and my lengthy reply may not be easily found in there.

So I decided to create this new Topic to share what I have to offer on Fitness and Losing weight.

Like others already said, there is no Secret to Health, but I would say, there is more of a "Formula".

I'll try to just focus on the areas I think are most important, and get to the point quickly in each part.

To again emphasize on the important points some people have already mentioned, (and add to it if anything was missed), here is the best advice I can give:

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How to Effectively Lose weight
(If you follow all of these outlined steps, it is virtually Impossible for you Not to lose weight and live a healthier life)

1) Control your Diet:
a) Don't necessarily cut down your calories too much, but spread your Calories/Meals out more evenly through the day.

Your Aim should be 6 smaller portioned meals.
Eat your Largest meal in the Morning, with progressively smaller portions throughout the day.

b) Cut out the Sugars and Junk Food. This is important!
Anytime you go to the grocery, look at at the Nutrition Labels before you pick up an item. You'll be surprised how much of what you consume has high Sugar content. Consuming those foods makes it very hard to lose weight.

Try to get allot of Complex Carbs, "Lean" Protein and Vegies. Also don't leave out your Polyunsaturated fats and Omega-3 fatty acids. Some fruit is good, but not too much, while you are trying to lose weight.

Simply change the food you have in your home. If you have Junk food around, you WILL eat it first when you come home hungry, or just realized that you have not eaten in a while.
Get rid of the junk around your house, so you "Force" yourself to Only eat healthy food.

TIP: NEVER eat and Sleep!
That is the Fastest way to "Pack on the Pounds" (of fat).
After eating, always give yourself at least 2-3 hours to digest before sleeping.

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2) Do Exercise:
a)You should aim at doing Weight Lifting/Resistance training every week.
You don't need to have the goal of becoming a BodyBuilder to do some weightlifting. Gaining muscle is one of the best ways to burn fat. Muscle Burns fat "24/7", even while you sleep.
(Don't lift weights for more than 45 minutes per session, you will begin to "Burn" your own muscle as fuel.)
2-3 times a week is good.

b)You Must do Cardio.
You don't have to do something as boring as jogging if you don't like it. Play a sport, football, tennis, swimming, something you enjoy the most. (Enjoying it is important so that you don't get bored and stop after 2 weeks).
30-45 minutes of constant cardio is optimal. x3 times a week.

BUT if you can't spend so much time, then just start small.
5 Minutes, to 10, to 15 minutes x 3 times a week.
That's fine for keeping in shape.

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3) Drink Water:
And I don't mean the Water you get from your Cans of Fruit Juice, or other beverages you enjoy.
Clean fresh water. Try to get allot of it.
You should aim for more than 8 glasses eventually, but 8 a day is a great aim to start at.

TIP: Get a Bottle for your water, and keep it with you wherever you go. This way you will keep drinking.

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4) Be serious about it and Focused:
Just like with Internet Marketing and Business, you cannot take fitness/health "lightly".
You need to first make up your mind about what you want to achieve, then keep your eyes focused on it.
The biggest "turn-off" or "demotivation", is when the "results take too long to come".
You begin to lose trust in yourself because you've been working hard at it for 2 weeks, and no real changes has come yet.

Sit and think about it...
It took you probably 12 months, 5 years, 10 years to get in the shape you currently are. (which I assume is bad shape).
You CANNOT expect to change over your body in a few weeks, or even 3-6 months (depending on your case).
It is going to take a bit of time, work and Consistency.

(Set short-term realistic goals)

What you need to do, is make up your mind, and say to yourself: "I'm going to be a fitness guy/girl from this day forward".
If your goal is to just to "Lose the belly", you are NOT going to permanently change your lifestyle. Yes you may lose a bit of weight, but it will come right back afterward.

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5) Get your rest:
Try to get around 7-8 hours of sleep per day.
No less than 6, you are damaging yourself that way.

Your Body repairs and grows while you sleep, not while lifting weights.
Good sleep can affect your day life positively in so many ways. So invest in a good mattress or sleeping environment if you can.

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6) Supplements are Not needed:
You don't need to take any Special Pills or Dietary supplements to keep in shape.
Right now, all I take is Vitamin C, E and Zinc.
I let my healthy diet do the rest.
If you have the cash to invest on supplements, Whey Protein is the best supplement you can get for losing fat and building muscle.

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So there my advice for you all seeking to lose weight

I know allot of people gave really great answers already, but I hope I added a provided you with a little "Extra Drive" to get started. Sometimes people just need to be reminded of the "Basics" till they accept it as "Truth".

(I wrote all of this off the top of my head very quickly, so if I or anyone else finds any errors or important points missing later on, I'll Edit this Post.)


Since it's easy to just talk allot and not really DO something about your health (have no results to back up what you are saying), here is a link to my iOrbix Photo Album for those who are interested:
Andrew Davis :: Photos | iOrbix
(The responses from the girls seem to indicate they like the results lol)

In these Photos I'm about 160 lbs, 7-8% bodyfat.

I've been asked to Model a couple of times, but I don't have the time at the moment, with so much Business to tend too.

Actually, I think I'm a bit out of shape here, and I am still far from my final goals.
But I just keep at it, and slowly I'm getting there.

At this time, my routine was like this:
Day 1) Cardio in Morning: 15 Minutes
Day 2) Exercise in the Evening: 45 Minutes
Day 3) Cardio in Morning: 15 Minutes
Day 4) Exercise in the Evening: 45 Minutes
Day 5) Cardio in Morning: 15 Minutes
Day 6) Exercise in the Evening: 45 Minutes

That's only 3 Hours of exercise per week!
For the rest of the day, I was sitting down behind the Computer Screen, working on my Business and Projects just like you guys.

My diet was a bit faulty also, I must have consumed some junk food at least once every 3-4 days.


Is 3 hours a week too hard for you to do?
I'm sure not!

Don't make any excuses, and start TODAY.
One of the worst mistakes I see people make, is Procrastinating (putting it off).

"I'll start tomorrow... I'll start next week."
You eventually start, then lose focus and say: "Ok, I'll start for REAL next week"
And you get No where!

Keeping control of your Mind, Thoughts and Actions are so important.
So don't let the Piles of work ahead get in your way of starting NOW.

Just DO IT!
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  • Profile picture of the author ucajack
    Really nice steps you suggested. In my case there is no problem of getting myself to work out in the gym. Infact i am amongst the most regular ones.But the problem with me is that I am a foodie and can not control my diet.
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  • Profile picture of the author Masakiti
    What people often forget to mention and realize, is that loosing weight is not a one-time procedure. Like, you loose it and return to your old habits.

    The process of loosing weight and staying healthy is a whole lifestyle, it has no end. Once you start it, you should persist, till it becomes normal and natural for you. Sadly, too many folks take it as a "there and back again" trip... and it's wrong.
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  • Very detailed, thanks for the effort that you put into this Andrew...

    In my opinion, one of the most important things (among others) is to accept the way of life as a person who does not have excess weight.

    This means that we accept a belief system that will help you to lose weight. In this way, we make the strong pillars for further physical growth. What does it mean? Means that fitness instructors love what they are doing. Almost all bodybuilders love to raise weights. Of course, everyone has difficult moments, but it is important to accept a belief system that will keep our commitment strong.

    If you want to lose weight, you must have thoughts as people who lose weight.

    You must have a "weight loser" psychology. Physically, it is easy to take a spoon with healthy food, but you must have a way of thinking that will help you to swallow the food and say, "mmm tasty..."

    How to do that?

    Well, hang out with people who already have such a belief system. Watch them, talk with them, accept their feelings and beliefs toward healthy eating, exercise and commitment.
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  • Profile picture of the author PeterDunin
    I think your methods are very good especially drinking water,I think that's maybe the most important.Cheers for sharing.
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  • Profile picture of the author Andrew Davis
    Thanks for all the responses!
    I'm glad that my post is benefiting others in some way.

    What I'd like to do, is to reserve this New Post here, for Extra Tips.

    I didn't want to fill in my first post with too much information, that would take a long (boring) time to read. (Like all the Top selling Fitness eBooks)

    People like to look for short straightforward answers, so that's what I'll try to provide in this Forum Topic.

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    Here are Additional Fitness Tips that can help you on your Quest to Losing Weight or Becoming more Healthy:
    (I'll keep updating this post with more information over time).

    Tips 1) Control your Diet:
    a) Try not to "Plan in" junk/cheat foods in your Grocery list.

    I know allot of people advise to have a "Cheat Day" now and then, and there's absolutely no problem with that.
    But the problem is, when you "Plan" and take "Action" of picking up that bag of Potato Chips at the grocery, you are creating an obstacle in you goals and diet plan.

    Let the "Cheat" come to you! You don't go after it. (It WILL find you!)
    (Just like Chuck Norris, lol)

    Someone will eventually offer you some Pizza, a drink of Beer, or, you might get attracted to some lovely pastries on a Friday Evening.
    Then you can say: "I've eaten healthy all week long, it's ok for me to take a little "cheat food" now."


    My recommended Calorie Ranges for losing weight:

    Men: 1600 - 2000 Calories per day.

    Women: 1200 - 1500 Calories per day.

    If you are serious about losing weight, you should attempt to calculate your own Calorie needs.

    There are some women that are 5ft 10in @200lbs, and some men at 5ft 6 in @ 110lbs.
    They deviate from the norm, and these calorie ranges here may not work for them.

    It varies for each individual based on a number of your physical attributes.


    b) A list of foods I recommend you should choose from when losing weight.[/b]
    This was the best short list I could find. Tom Venuto really knows what he is talking about, I learned allot from reading his information.
    The information he shares on weight loss is no different from what I have written here.

    Originally Posted by Tom Venuto, Fat Loss Coach


    These are listed in the order I frequently consume them. So for example, if oatmeal is on the top of the list, it means that is the food I am most likely to eat every single day.

    My 10 top natural starchy carb and whole grains

    1. Oatmeal (old fashioned)
    2. Yams
    3. Brown rice (a favorite is basmati, a long grain aromatic rice)
    4. Sweet potatoes (almost same as yams)
    5. Multi grain hot cereal (mix or barley, oats, rye. titricale and a few others)
    6. White potatoes
    7. 100% whole wheat bread
    8. 100% whole wheat pasta
    9. Beans (great for healthy chili recipes)
    10. Cream of rice hot cereal

    My Top 10 top vegetables

    1. Broccoli
    2. Asparagus
    3. Spinach
    4. Salad greens
    5. Tomatoes
    6. Peppers (green, red or yellow)
    7. Onions
    8. Mushrooms
    9. Cucumbers
    10. Zucchini

    My top 10 lean proteins

    1. Egg whites (whole eggs in limited quantities)
    2. Whey or Casein protein (protein powder supplements)
    3. Chicken Breast
    4. Salmon (wild Alaskan)
    5. Turkey Breast
    6. Top round steak (grass fed beef)
    7. Flank Steak (grass fed beef)
    8. Lean Ground Turkey
    9. Bison/Buffalo (lean game meats)
    10. Trout

    My top 10 fruits

    1. Grapefruit
    2. Apples
    3. Blueberries
    4. Canteloupe
    5. Oranges
    6. Bananas
    7. Peaches
    8. Grapes
    9. Strawberries
    10. Pineapple

    Note: I DO include healthy fats as well, such as walnuts, almonds, extra virgin olive oil, flaxseeds, flaxseed oil (supplement - not to cook with), avocado and a few others.

    Also, I do eat dairy products and have nothing against them, nor am I lactose intolerant. I simply don’t eat as much dairy as the rest of the stuff on my lists. When I eat dairy, its usually skim milk, low or non fat cottage cheese, low or non fat yogurt and low or non fat cheese (great for omelettes).

    How strict should you be with following these food lists?

    I usually follow a compliance rate of about 95%, which means I take two or three meals per week of whatever I want - stuff that is NOT on these lists - like pizza, sushi, big fatty restaurant steaks, etc. (contrary to the persistent rumors, I'm not some cyborg that never enjoys a good restaurant meal... believe me - I DO!)

    I hope you found this helpful and interesting. Keep in mind, this is MY food list, and although you probably couldn’t go wrong to emulate it, you need to choose natural foods YOU enjoy in order to develop habits you can stick with long term.
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    Tips 2) Do Exercise:
    a) Diversify your Exercise!
    This is very important! It takes only 1-2 weeks for your body to get accustomed to a routine/exercise.

    All you need to do is to make some adjustments every now and then to your routine, to keep your body "guessing".

    You may Jog for the first 2 weeks. Then you can run for the following 2 weeks. Then you can Jog backwards for the following 2 weeks.
    Rotate your sports, do less repetitions and heavier or more intense work loads, etc...
    All these minor adjustments DO make a difference.

    b) A good idea is to train with a partner who shares similar goals as yourself.
    This way you can keep each other motivated and competitive, and can assist each other in training.

    c) Focus on your breathing while exercising.
    Amazingly, you can lift more weights, run for longer, etc... if you focus on correct breathing while exercising.
    Example: Take in a deep breath of air before each lift in weight training. The more Oxygen your body takes in, the more you can lift.

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    Tips 6) Supplements are Not needed:
    (I'll soon list my recommended vitamins and supplements that can help give you the "Extra Edge" in reaching your goals. But do NOT depend on these to make the difference.)

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    I'll continue to respond to the posts by other members in this Topic.

    I don't offer eBooks to buy, personal coaching and those other paid stuff.
    But I can offer my Time and Assistance here Freely to those who seek Advice and Help.

    I've learned so much from you guys in this Forum, so I think this is one of the ways I can help give back to this community.

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    @ ucajack:
    That's really great that you already identified your problems, now, it's time that you started focusing on improving those areas.

    I believe it is proven that 90% or more regular gym goers, see little to no results.
    They got 1 part right, which is just going to the gym and working out, but they are all severely lacking in some point of the "Fitness Formula".

    I don't know your exact situation, but my suggestions for you are:
    1 a) Eat smaller Portions.

    1 b) Cut out the Junk food.

    4) Be serious about your Goals and Plans.

    Tip 1 a) Don't plan the "Cheat foods" in your grocery list.

    Tip 2 a) Diversify. I know allot of people who visit the gym all the time, but they simply fail to change their routine, so results eventually slow down to a halt.

    Bonus Tip: It's ok to eat allot of "tasty" food. You should try slowly changing your menu to foods that taste good AND are healthy for you. Don't try to do it all in 1 day.

    I think these are some points you need to look at.

    You know the problems you are facing (as you told us), but just telling us about it can't help you.
    We can't come over there and force you to eat the right food.
    Only YOU have the ability to take responsible for your lifestyle. So try to make a change today.

    (I hope I didn't sound too harsh )

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    @ All the others:
    I agree with all those points! I'm also glad that I have been of help.

    @ LD Carter:
    That's the right attitude! Keep at it!
    10 minutes of exercise per day is Definitely sufficient to maintain a healthy body.
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    • Profile picture of the author Andrew Davis
      Originally Posted by LD Carter View Post

      Lol, I'm aware. I used to be 100+ lbs overweight now I'm at under 10% bodyfat, so dieting and exercising has become a regular thing for me over the years. Great advice you're giving here.
      Wow, that's pretty awesome!
      I guess you have already (or nearly) accomplished your weight-loss goals.
      Congratulations to hear that!

      I've never had to lose anywhere near 100lbs of fat.

      So, I guess the others on this Forum asking the same "How to loose weight" question, have an affirmation from Carter, that:
      10 minutes a day of Exercise + Improved diet CAN get your body where you want it to be.
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    What did I do for the day?

    Well, after waking up, praying and drinking some water (and being happy for a new day). I ate a Mini-Breakfast. (To fight off Catabolism)

    Cup of Oats:
    A few spoons of Raw Oats.


    + 1 Cup of Hot Water and Stir.

    + 2 Teaspoons of Wheat Germ.


    That's it, takes about 2-3 minutes to make. (Very healthy meal)
    A snack like this only costs a few Cents (USD) really.


    I ate this while checking my mails and updates online. Which gave me about 30 minutes for the Snack to settle a little in my stomach.
    (A good idea is to get something to eat before you get engaged and trapped by your computer).

    After 30-45 minutes of eating, I went to exercise:
    2 minutes warm up sprints.
    15 minutes swimming (60 lengths of the pool).
    5 minutes water/resistance jogging (30 short widths of pool)

    So I had a nice ~25 minute work out. (Which is allot more than I do on normal days).

    Now, I am back here, eating a Full Breakfast, while getting back online, ready to start my day of work.
    (You feel allot more productive throughout the rest of the day once you start it off "The Right Way")

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    Allot of people won't have running space, or a swimming pool, so I'll tell you what I did yesterday:

    I just grabbed my skipping rope, and did skipping for ~20 minutes.

    I did it in 4 groups of 250 skips.

    125 skips + (20 second break) + 125 more skips.
    Then rest for 3-5 minutes.
    This is the end of 1 cycle, and I repeat this 4 times till I have done 1000 skips.


    I do know allot of people who can do 1000 skips in a row without stopping.
    (I myself used to do 500 at a time).

    But I'm not trying to be a "Hero" or impress anyone here, I'm trying to be realistic.
    I have not done skipping in a long time, so I'm taking it easy with allot of "breaks" and long rests in between.

    You CAN do this too.
    If you have only 10 minutes to spare, starting off with 200 skips per day is a great start, then work your way up to 500, and you're doing great!

    You don't need to have the most impressive workout routine or diet to get progress.
    Consistency and sticking to the plan are allot more important.

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    By the way, I am used to picking up a few "snacks" every time I go to the grocery.
    The last time I went which was last week, I decided: "Andrew, you got to stop doing this! You are making these snacks a habit!"

    So, I didn't pick up any junk since then, and guess what?
    I haven't eaten any junk food since then either, and I don't miss it one bit!
    I feel allot better than the other weeks actually

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    What have YOU done for the day so far, in your Quest for a Healthier Lifestyle?
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  • Profile picture of the author Nathan Walker
    Great post Andrew. I have a H&F eBook being released in about 2 weeks and it is geared toward the common man and woman who wish to get fit and live a healthy life through diet and exercise. Your advice is on point and goes right along with my guidelines for my clients so I can really appreciate this thread.

    ps-I posted in the original topic you were going to post in yet I doubt anyone will see it with it being so long. Ashame since it could have been a real help.
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    • Profile picture of the author Darrell Hagan
      Great post. Very good advice.

      My story:

      I started at the YMCA in October 2009. Weighed in at 180lbs. which is not good for my height. BMI 32.99. Ugh. Goal weight is 135lbs.

      Started attending a cardio/sculpt class twice per week as suggested by a friend. About killed me at first. Same friend/unofficial fitness coach also made me climb a local mountain(1/2 mile up, 40 degree incline) 7 times in a row for xtra cardio. Also began regular cardio workouts solo at the Y. Had trouble staying focused with the solo stuff so concentrated more on the classes. Began to adjust my diet also - totally cut out all soda pop, doughnuts, cakes, cookies, other sugar. Stopped eating red meat too. Switched to eating much more fruits/veggies etc. and lots of water.

      Continued classes. Added Zumba classes 3 times per week in Feb. 2010. Its FUN and I'm losing weight and feeling much better . Added strength training class 3 times per week. Various classes now total 8 hours per week. Continuing diet. Bananas and Oranges really are good snacks .

      Fast forward to Jan. 2011:

      Reached goal weight of 135lbs. about 5 months ago. Lost a total of 47lbs. and holding. BMI looks good. Feeling good. Went on many hikes & mountain climbs last summer, some as far as 20+ miles!

      Am not only still attending group fitness classes at the Y, but am substitute teaching for instructors as well. Working on becoming a certified group fitness instructor myself. And zumba is still really fun and a great workout!

      Many more hikes & climbs planned for the coming season.

      BTW, I am 48 years old and I had bad habits for many years - little activity, bad diet, and I smoked for 25 years (I quit smoking 10 years ago).

      Hope someone finds this inspirational. Fitness is just like Internet Marketing - with a solid plan, discipline, and above all, ACTION, you will succeed as I did.

      Happy New Year and lets get healthy!
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    • DUDE.

      You do not even KNOW how much of a GEEK I am for health and fitness! =D

      But seriously, there were a lot of good tips in these posts. One thing that I have to add though, is that calories DO count, whether they come from chocolate cake or broccoli. I learned this the hard way after 1 and a half years of eating nothin' but all-natural foods, but not caring about how MUCH I ate. I've relaxed a great deal since then, especially after I met my husband. By letting go of those obsessive compulsive eating habits, relaxing about food, and learning to listen to my body, I lost the 20 lbs. I GAINED from "healthy eating".

      I still eat mostly natural foods (it also helps that my husband is an amazing, professional chef), but I've learned to not take myself so seriously about this subject. Ironically, it's done WONDERS for my health. =P

      I've also been extremely active my whole life. Soccer, fencing, martial arts, weights, bodyweight exercises... You name it, I probably have tried it, and loved it. Right now, I do mostly bodyweight exercises I can do right at home, or at the nearby park. Here's a video my husband and I made of Scott Sonnon's free workout, "The Israeli Challenge" if anybody needs something fun they can do right away, with minimal time and no equipment necessary. =D

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  • Profile picture of the author Harley101
    "The Israeli Challenge" is amazing video workout.. I would roll over and die... Thanks guys and gals for this wonderful information..
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    • Originally Posted by Harley101 View Post

      "The Israeli Challenge" is amazing video workout.. I would roll over and die... Thanks guys and gals for this wonderful information..
      Ha ha, it is pretty tough, but it's a great challenge and also a lot of fun. My husband is scared of me now. XD

      But seriously, he had never done it before, and was able to do the beginner stage perfectly after practicing the moves a few times. If you give it a shot, you might just surprise yourself! If you have health conditions, check with your doctor first, of course.
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  • Profile picture of the author pethanks
    You have a very informative post. People who want to loss weight will surely like this. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. This can help a lot.
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  • Profile picture of the author Furiousx
    Thank you for the info, very informative
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  • Profile picture of the author masterofinternate
    Well Bro, i think your advices are very challenging specially the 'tip:Never eat & sleep'...but i must appreciate and welcome your suggestions.If you specified some food item which would help to maintain calories and balanced the diet could gives your article a new charm.
    I want to suggest you that you should publish your article to facebook or in health related websites that everyone can be beneficiaries by following these.
    Thank You a lot.
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  • Profile picture of the author Andrew Davis
    Hi everyone! Happy New Years and best wishes to all!

    Thanks for your replies, and you're all welcomed for the Information.

    Sorry I haven't been around much, very busy with projects and business, but still making time for exercises though.


    @ wordofmouthmagic:
    Thanks for sharing.


    @ Nathan Walker
    Thanks and Congrats on your new eBook!
    Sounds great, I hope it helps allot of people with their goals.


    @ Darrell Hagan
    That is a truly inspirational story, congratulations on your success and achievements in health!
    It's never too late to pick up a good habit


    @ navyseal:
    Yeah it's always good to rotate your workout exercises because your body adapts quickly.


    @ ServingThroughEmail:
    Hey
    Thanks for your kind comment about on my post.

    I watched you Vid, that looks pretty challenging! I hope to try it one day. (but not in a public place) :p lol
    Looks like fun! And I can see you are very fit!

    What you were saying about the calories, is that you were eating healthy, but too much calories total?

    Yes, you can't eat too much, because your body won't be able to burn off all those excess calories within 1 day.
    Maybe I should recommend a good calorie range to stay between in my article.
    Thanks for reminding me!

    I told people not to starve themselves, because this is the first thing people usually try to do when attempting to loose weight fast.


    @ Harley101, pethanks & Furiousx:
    You're very welcomed!


    @ masterofinternate
    Thanks for reading and appreciating my article.
    And yes, I know my advice isn't exactly that easy for everyone to follow, it takes hard work and dedication just like Internet Marketing or anything else.

    I can only tell you what you need to do to loose the weight, there aren't really any other short cuts to it, we can only work with the formula.

    So if someone is trying daily, but still cannot loose weight, they can read this article and see what they might be doing wrong or missing out on.

    About Eating and Sleeping:
    I had this problem also for about 1-2 years.
    It slowly got me from 5% to about 12% bodyfat. (the highest bf% I've even been)

    Once I worked on correcting that bad habit, things got better again.

    Some Tips:
    Follow the "Eating Pyramid". Eat heavy in the morning, and progressively smaller meals throughout the day.

    That way, you should be only eating something light by 6:00-8:00 PM. Then you are done with eating for the day. You have nothing heavy in your stomach remaining by the time you go to bed.

    Some people also sleep in the middle of the day, like I did before.
    You will need to find something to keep you awake. Something addicting you like to do, maybe a game or whatever works for you.

    The only other thing you can do is planning. Carry meals with you, eat at the right times, plan out a "digestion time" before you sleep, etc...

    Never let your day control your eating, or you would probably come home tired from work starving, then eat a huge meal and go to sleep right away.

    Instead, carry a granola bar with you and munch it on your way home.
    (I always ate a sandwich on the bus when I was on my way back home from University at night, so I didn't have to eat again when I got home.)

    You can let us know about your "Eating and Sleeping" problem if you have one, and I or someone else here can try to recommend how you can best deal with solving that issue.


    Thanks for the advice on choices of food, I can try to do this yes, or link to some external food list I recommend.

    I really didn't want the Article to get long, and there are so many foods to mention, but I'll find a way to add your suggestion soon, maybe with an external list as I said.

    And that's another good suggestion about posting this on Facebook or some other health websites, thanks

    I can try to do that when I find the time.
    For now, there is still room for me to improve my Article Tips as I am learning here from you guys, so I'll try to keep making updates till I have something really concise and accurate, then share the information to other places.

    My initial reason for writing this Topic was only for the benefit of you all, my Warrior friends.

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    I'll hopefully get the time to update my post with improvements this week, so see you guys around!

    Best Regards,
    -Andrew
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    • Originally Posted by Andrew Davis View Post

      @ ServingThroughEmail:
      Hey
      Thanks for your kind comment about on my post.

      I watched you Vid, that looks pretty challenging! I hope to try it one day. (but not in a public place) :p lol
      Looks like fun! And I can see you are very fit!

      What you were saying about the calories, is that you were eating healthy, but too much calories total?

      Yes, you can't eat too much, because your body won't be able to burn off all those excess calories within 1 day.
      Maybe I should recommend a good calorie range to stay between in my article.
      Thanks for reminding me!

      I told people not to starve themselves, because this is the first thing people usually try to do when attempting to loose weight fast.
      My pleasure! Yeah, it IS a lot of fun. And it's seriously easier than it looks.

      I was practicing half-handstand push ups today, and the noise of my heels knocking against the wall scared my landlady. Normally, I get my husband to spot me so my heels land more gently, but he didn't want to help me today because he's terrified of me getting any stronger (not my fault if he's still on headstands, is it? I mean, I was once at that stage, too. When I was 11-years-old. =P).

      He suggested I just go to the park and practice, which is what I usually do. However, the last time I did that, a homeless guy came up to me and told me that my spirit invaded his body when he prayed. Generally, I try not to be upside-down around people like that. So, I was a bit nervous about going back. But, the noise scared my landlady. Actually, I pushed my luck a bit and did it a few times, so she was like, "Cut that out." I mean yeah, my brother has punched through a wall before, so I know how fragile they can be, but I have SOME control. >=( So, I went to the park. And YAY, my little spot was my own again!

      Maybe I should pee on my workout spot in the park, so nobody else gets any ideas. Or keep practicing control in my movements. Whatever works. =P

      Yeah, I was eating only whole, natural foods, but too many calories total. This is because some people are spreading around the mistaken assumption that "clean" foods can not possibly make you gain weight, no matter how much you eat. Apparently, they have never met me. So, I decided to put it to the test. I tried a variety of all natural diets: zero-carb (nothing but meat), low-carb, low-carb high-fat, paleo, "balanced", vegetarian, vegan, raw food, raw food vegan, etc. As long as my calories were too high (and I recently learned to measure weekly, not daily), I maintained or gained weight. And yes, I was exercising the entire time. Probably more than I am now, in fact.

      These days, I've learned to not stress out about food as much. I still eat mostly natural foods, which mostly includes meats, organs, fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, whole grains, etc. Also, my "professional chef" husband specializes in Sichuan Chinese food, so he knows how to make tons of delicious, healthy meals. But, I will still eat a slice of pizza, a brownie, etc. every now and again. Not often, though. I don't buy it, and I don't make the stuff. But if it's the only thing being served at a dinner party or something, I won't snub it. As for listening to my body, my husband taught me about some of the cues my body will make when I'm satiated (like burping!). That's been really helpful.

      I also do intermittent fasting one or two days a week. This post is getting kind of long, so if you want more information, check out my exercise and nutrition content blog here: losefatgainconfidence
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    In all of your method of losing weight the very easy steps is by drinking alone water alone.
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  • Profile picture of the author Henri J
    What works even better (for me and my friends at least) is eating paleo (low carbs) and exercising moderately (under 2-3 hours a week, preferably lifting weights or interval training).

    The fat melts off and health is off the charts.
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  • Profile picture of the author KenTom
    This is great advice.
    Now for the folks out there that are like me, ie. can't put a whole program and discipline together by themselves, I suggest doing what I did: I looked for a comprehensive program that includes all this stuff. The eating schedule, the exercise schedule, what program to do on which day, how many reps, etc. Then that way, all I have to do is stick to ity.
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  • Profile picture of the author donhx
    My weight loss plan is similar. I eat stuff I don't enjoy and walk to places I don't want to go. Works a charm!
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  • Profile picture of the author Raiel Schwartz
    I like to see our bodies as an extension
    of our life's habits.

    If we don't feel healthy, or our bodies
    aren't looking or preforming the way we
    want it - it's not about finding a quick
    fix, or going on a diet, or learning this
    fad.

    It's about finding a compatible diet
    and exercise regimen, FOR LIFE, for your
    body ideals and life goals. This will always
    change as so do your paths in life.
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  • Profile picture of the author derrickschwan
    Never eat and sleep, I think that was so harsh Andrew.
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  • Profile picture of the author LeonEdward
    Many Great tips and proven techniques. Myself, I have used these efficiently when less then 30 yrs old and kept excess weight off for years. But now over 50, I exercise almost daily at gym, walk some as part of my job, eat low cal meals but I just cant eat 6 times a day low portions. I have breaks in morning, at noon, after 5 that I eat at , no food at work area

    And still I get I'm over 240 at 6foot1" . I need to lose weight to live longer and healthier and because with one side partially paralyzed from an accident in my twenties. I am disabled a little , hemiparesis so I can't jog or swim but can do a lot of other exercises with weights, rowing, stationary bike,,
    Any proven ideas to help people in my situation?
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    Hi everyone!
    I finally got some time to return to add more information and reply to the questions here.

    Firstly, I added some new information as suggested to my second post of this Topic.
    (Post #8)

    1) A list of foods I recommend you should choose from when losing weight.
    This was the best short list I could find. Tom Venuto really knows what he is talking about, I learned allot from reading his information. The information he shares on weight loss is no different from what I have written here.

    Originally Posted by Tom Venuto, Fat Loss Coach

    These are listed in the order I frequently consume them. So for example, if oatmeal is on the top of the list, it means that is the food I am most likely to eat every single day.

    My 10 top natural starchy carb and whole grains

    1. Oatmeal (old fashioned)
    2. Yams
    3. Brown rice (a favorite is basmati, a long grain aromatic rice)
    4. Sweet potatoes (almost same as yams)
    5. Multi grain hot cereal (mix or barley, oats, rye. titricale and a few others)
    6. White potatoes
    7. 100% whole wheat bread
    8. 100% whole wheat pasta
    9. Beans (great for healthy chili recipes)
    10. Cream of rice hot cereal

    My Top 10 top vegetables

    1. Broccoli
    2. Asparagus
    3. Spinach
    4. Salad greens
    5. Tomatoes
    6. Peppers (green, red or yellow)
    7. Onions
    8. Mushrooms
    9. Cucumbers
    10. Zucchini

    My top 10 lean proteins

    1. Egg whites (whole eggs in limited quantities)
    2. Whey or Casein protein (protein powder supplements)
    3. Chicken Breast
    4. Salmon (wild Alaskan)
    5. Turkey Breast
    6. Top round steak (grass fed beef)
    7. Flank Steak (grass fed beef)
    8. Lean Ground Turkey
    9. Bison/Buffalo (lean game meats)
    10. Trout

    My top 10 fruits

    1. Grapefruit
    2. Apples
    3. Blueberries
    4. Canteloupe
    5. Oranges
    6. Bananas
    7. Peaches
    8. Grapes
    9. Strawberries
    10. Pineapple

    Note: I DO include healthy fats as well, such as walnuts, almonds, extra virgin olive oil, flaxseeds, flaxseed oil (supplement - not to cook with), avocado and a few others.

    Also, I do eat dairy products and have nothing against them, nor am I lactose intolerant. I simply don't eat as much dairy as the rest of the stuff on my lists. When I eat dairy, its usually skim milk, low or non fat cottage cheese, low or non fat yogurt and low or non fat cheese (great for omelettes).

    How strict should you be with following these food lists?

    I usually follow a compliance rate of about 95%, which means I take two or three meals per week of whatever I want - stuff that is NOT on these lists - like pizza, sushi, big fatty restaurant steaks, etc. (contrary to the persistent rumors, I'm not some cyborg that never enjoys a good restaurant meal... believe me - I DO!)

    I hope you found this helpful and interesting. Keep in mind, this is MY food list, and although you probably couldn't go wrong to emulate it, you need to choose natural foods YOU enjoy in order to develop habits you can stick with long term.

    2) My recommended Calorie Ranges for losing weight:

    Men: 1600 - 2000 Calories per day.
    Women: 1200 - 1500 Calories per day.

    If you are serious about losing weight, you should attempt to calculate your own Calorie needs.

    There are some women that are 5ft 10in @200lbs, and some men at 5ft 6 in @ 110lbs.
    They deviate from the norm, and these calorie ranges here may not work for them.

    It varies for each individual based on a number of your physical attributes.
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    @ derrickschwan:
    "Never eat and sleep, I think that was so harsh Andrew."

    Like I said, I posted all these information as a "Guide" for weight loss, it's not really a "Program" I'm creating for people to follow.

    So, if someone is having problem losing weight, they can look here and see what part of the process they are missing.

    It's not me that is Harsh... it's our bodies. :p

    But really, it just takes some practice and getting used to really.
    Like I said, I had this problem also myself before, and I thought it was impossible to quit.

    However within 1-2 weeks of forcing myself to stay awake after meals, it became very easy and no longer a habit.

    It has allot to do with planning out how and when you will eat during the day.

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    @ LeonEdward:
    Thanks for appreciating!

    I'm really sorry to hear your condition, I hope this improves somehow soon for you.

    On reading your schedule, just 4 recommendations came to mind that I can give you:


    1) Distribute your Meals differently

    I'm not sure how many times per day you eat, but you said you get some breaks, and again at noon you can eat.

    Like I mentioned above, eat heavier in the Morning, and lighter as the day progresses,
    So even if you only have 3-4 times to eat for the day, Make your first meal the heaviest one, and slowly reduce the meal portions as it gets later.

    Do you have a very long break between 2 of your meals? (Morning and 5 noon?)

    If so, then your biggest meal may need to be your last meal in the morning, so that you don't starve for those 5+ hours.
    I recommend you look-up and consume some "Slow digesting foods" to eat, that will slowly
    distribute nutrients to your body over those long hours.

    Then at evening, you eat foods that digest more quickly.


    2) Ask for Schedule changes from your boss

    From your explanation, I'm guessing that your Job is what is keeping your back the most from staying healthy.

    You can try letting your Boss/Manager know that you are having a health problem.
    I don't know if that is feasible where you work, but you can give it a shot and try to get a working schedule that allows you to eat a bit healthier.


    3) Change your Job

    I know this is a REALLY "BIG" suggestion to make, but if your health is seriously in danger, or affecting your quality of life, if it's possible, try seeking other means of getting an income away from your current Job. (If the bosses won't allow you to adjust your schedule)

    You're over 50 years old as you said, I'm sure that you have worked long and hard in your life, and you deserve some time for yourself by now.

    You probably have some experience/qualifications to move into a different job if needed.
    If not, there is the Internet Marketing world which most of us here are trying at.

    If you feel unhappy about your situation, Big decisions and changes may need to be made for your benefit.

    My mom, she is almost 50, and she recently got a job change late last year. This was because the last job was affecting her family life, health, stressing her out, etc...

    She now earns a little less money than before, but she also works less hours, has more time for herself and her family, and is happier and less stressed out than she was for all those previous years.

    It took a long while before she got the courage to make this change, but she eventually did and is happy about it now.


    4) Seek Professional Help

    If none of my above suggestions are apparent answers for your situation, you should seek a Professional in the field of Health that can advise you better.

    A private Doctor, Nutritionist, Personal Trainer, these people may be able to understand your situation better and give you more useful answers than you can find online.

    I'm no "Professional" myself, Fitness and Nutrition is not my job.

    I DO however, have Experience and Results, from my hard work, dedication and self-education in these areas, and that's what I use to give my advice and suggestions on this Topic.


    I wish you the best in your goals, and I hope to hear some positive news from you soon!
    Best Regards,
    -Andrew
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  • Profile picture of the author medi50cus
    Great posts! A lot of people nowadays are health-conscious and so I am.
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      Great article!

      But I guess you have to be consistent enable you to reach your goal.
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  • Profile picture of the author HugoG
    This is great stuff. But there is something that wasn't mentioned that is CRUCIAL for your long term weightloss success.

    And this is SELF IMAGE. If you are doing all this great things and even you get to your desired weight. BUT you dont have a thin, fit and great self image in your life... You are going to get to the exact place you started from cause your subconsicous doens't feel comfortable with this new weight.

    So when you are implementing a weight loss plan, dedicate yourself to your mind at least 10 minutes a day, looking, feeling and being the weight and the physique you want to achieve. So when you get there your subconscious will feel comfortable with that new image and you will keep that weight and physique in a long term way.

    Great article and post
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  • Profile picture of the author Brian Kerr
    Sound advice, dont ever make excuses.... I was about to miss out on the gym.. went to 24hour fitness at 12am... GOGOGO no time for whiners, be a man do it now.
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  • Profile picture of the author derrickschwan
    Exercise + drink a lot of water + control eating habit is the safe ways.
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    • Profile picture of the author Iyvn
      "5) Get your rest:
      Try to get around 7-8 hours of sleep per day.
      No less than 6, you are damaging yourself that way."

      Generally a better idea is if you can afford the luxury, sleep as much as your body wants. Your body knows how much sleep you want better than a static figure does, so apply flexibility. Don't be lazy though, sleep only the amount of hours you truly need.

      Also, I need to call bull**** on your "no less than 6, you are damaging yourself that way". What is natural to you is the right amount of hours to sleep. Some people only need 5 hours of sleep and be fully rested. I remember reading a case where a man spent most if not all his entire life awake, with some insane version of insomnia.

      To say you are damaging yourself by not sleeping is stupid. You yourself said that during sleeping (deep sleeping) your body heals and recovers to the strains of the day. The absence of healing ≠ damage to your body. It simply means your body does not heal as much as it would have if you were sleeping. Just thought I should make that clarification.

      You mentioned muscle as one of the best ways to lose fat. I think it would be worthwhile to expand muscle under the banner of metabolism, and recommend smaller, but more frequent portions of meals evenly spaced out throughout the day to keep a constant metabolic rate.

      The best advice I've ever heard for losing weight is to develop good eating and exercising habits. If you can develop these good habits, weight loss should come naturally to you. Scooby said that you should not think in terms of going on a diet because if you go on a diet, you imply that at some stage you will go off the diet too.

      I recommend checking scooby's youtube channel out for some workout tips and general pointers for losing weight. I can't post links yet but if anyone is interested the channel is called "Scooby1961"
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    @ Iyvn:

    Hi, thanks for reading and replying.

    To answer your concerns:

    1) "Also, I need to call bull**** on your "no less than 6, you are damaging yourself that way"."


    According to the National Institutes of Health, the average adult sleeps less than 7 hours per night. In today’s fast-paced society, 6 or 7 hours of sleep may sound pretty good. In reality, it’s a recipe for chronic sleep deprivation.

    While sleep requirements vary slightly from person to person, most healthy adults need between 7.5 to 9 hours of sleep per night to function at their best.
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    2) "To say you are damaging yourself by not sleeping is stupid. You yourself said that during sleeping (deep sleeping) your body heals and recovers to the strains of the day."


    My Topic post is based on the Advice I am giving to people, and my recommended routine of doing regular Cardio + Weightlifting to burn away the fat and gain some moderate.

    If I am advising people to be Active during the day (Cardio + Weightlifting), do you think it would be a good idea for them to Not get more than 6 hours of sleep?

    Yes they Will be damaging their bodies if they are undertaking a new active lifestyle, without the extra sleep to recuperate their bodies.

    You theory of "5 hours per day Minimum" could work for people who are very inactive and don't put much strain on their bodies. In this Forum Topic, that simply sounds like you are giving dangerous advice to me.

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    3) "You mentioned muscle as one of the best ways to lose fat. I think it would be worthwhile to expand muscle under the banner of metabolism,"


    Well, like I said earlier in this Topic, the aim of me writing all this, was to give the Shortest most Straightforward answers to the question of "How to loose weight":


    "I'll try to just focus on the areas I think are most important, and get to the point quickly in each part.

    I didn't want to fill in my first post with too much information, that would take a long (boring) time to read. (Like all the Top selling Fitness eBooks)

    People like to look for short straightforward answers, so that's what I'll try to provide in this Forum Topic."



    Sure I could expand on all the Mechanics of "How these things work", but it would begin to turn into a "book" which I don't want.

    I think that by saying: "Gaining muscle is one of the best ways to burn fat. Muscle Burns fat "24/7", even while you sleep."

    Is short and sufficient enough to get what I mean, and realize that gaining muscle is important.

    All of my suggestions here can be researched and expanded on online.

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    4) "and recommend smaller, but more frequent portions of meals evenly spaced out throughout the day to keep a constant metabolic rate.


    I did recommend this:


    [i]"Your Aim should be 6 smaller portioned meals.
    Eat your Largest meal in the Morning, with progressively smaller portions throughout the day.[/i"]

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    5) "The best advice I've ever heard for losing weight is to develop good eating and exercising habits. If you can develop these good habits, weight loss should come naturally to you."

    I agree, that's basically what I am explaining to people here: How to develop good eating and exercising habits.

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    Thanks again for reading and sharing our suggestions with us!
    -Andrew
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  • Profile picture of the author Simon H
    Everyone in todays society is looking for the magic pill to lose weight. It doesnt help that there are so many free trial weight loss pills and solutions that make it seem like you will get the dream body over night.

    Losing weight is simple, nothing happens over night. If you want results you need to put in the effort.

    Eat smaller portioned meals more frequently. 4 to 5 small meals is ideal throughout the day.

    Stay away from white breads, pastries and processed foods.

    Clean out your entire kitchen cabinets that has bad foods, sugary foods, candy, pop, chips, etc.

    Do lots of cardio - 45- 1hour 5 to 6x a week.

    This will make you lose weight.
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    • Profile picture of the author Iyvn
      Andrew i apologise on my lazy skim reading then, and understand that my objections are in-congruent with the style of writing you were aiming at. Perhaps I should take more care to skim read less.

      And Simon H sums it up in a nutshell, I'll ditto that.
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    Hey no problem Iyvn!

    Thanks for contributing here.
    Best Regards,
    -Andrew
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