I Want To Lose Weight! Someone. Please Do You Have Any Advice?

I strongly recommend the Naturally Slim Program; it is not a diet though, it is a way of life.  I went on this program with 25 other people and everyone lost weight over the 3 months.  You can eat anything you want during the first few weeks except sugar and dairy.  The key is to eat your favorite food on your plate first, chewing very slowly and savoring the flavors, then move to the next food; after 10 minutes of eating, put your fork down and wait 5 minutes and then continue eating until you feel satisfied; it takes the hypothalamus gland about 20 minutes to send the message to the brain that you are full, that's why you need to eat slowly so you won't overeat.  Make sure at least 25% of your meal is protein.  You start the day with a bottle of water that you add 3 ounces of orange juice added to to balance insulin levels.  You can have second bottle if you want, and your first meal is lunch, but only eat when you are actually hungry.  Eat dinner only when you are truly hungry, because when you eat and you're not really hungry, it all goes to fat.  You can have hunger savers, such a peanuts, peanut butter crackers if you lunch or dinner has to be delayed and you are really hungry; a small  amount will help stave off hunger until you can eat.  You need to drink H2 orange thru the day and also plain water.  This is an excellent program and it is healthy and you don't get bored with it because you can eat what you like.  After a few weeks, you can add dairy back in and occasionally, a dessert;  The dessert should be eaten at the end of the meal and very slowly.  I usually have a scrumptious dessert once a month because the sugar really isn't good for you and it shows up on the scales.  Also, plan on using the treadmill and bicycle.  Your parks department in town probably has this equipment for a nominal fee and it's fun to get a friend to join in the eating program and exercise too.  Good luck. From listmaker1

Qhy don't you eat healthy and stay active everyday that's how I lost weight!!!!
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Look in the Feb. Issue of  Woman's World magazine page 18-19.  There is a diet that Genie Francis claims works and no fuss.  It may not be the fastest way to lose, but looks good because it seems simple.  I am seriously thinking about trying it myself.

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There is an article in Woman's World mag. Pp. 18-19, Feb. 2, issue about the star, Genie Francis who lost weight ,and the diet was modified, claiming to be as inexpensive as $38.00 a week.  It says it is simple, and it looks like it.  I am seriously thinking about trying it myself.

Annnnnh!(buzzer going off) wrong answer...according to all the trainers I hear you are suppose to eat 6-8 times a day only smaller meals....exercise /you could just do 15 minutes of walking /treadmill a day...or join the ymca if you have one or something like it so you can exercise inside if the weather doesn't permit outside.....around where I live the older people walk around the mall inside for free to get in the 15 minutes of walking...the mall loves it because it draws in other customers...anyway hope this helps later.

Losing weight isn't that complicated...

Your body requires a certain amount of calories to maintain it's current
weight (body weight in lbs x 15)...so if you were 150 pounds, that would be
150x15 = 2,250 calories/day.

To lose 1 pound you need to be in a deficit of 3,500 calories.  So if
you ate 500 calories less than this 2,250 each day (1,750 cals/day) you would
lose 1 pound each week.

Couple that with 1 hour of cardio each day (500 calories burned/h on
average)..you'll burn another 1 pound a week.

If you want to lose more weight, do more cardio or eat less food (don't go below 1,200 calories).

Other than that, the only other suggestion I would have is to make it a habit to fill yourself up on vegetables  and salads as they are low in calories and will make diet adherence easier.

Also, cut out most processed foods and stick to veggies/lean meats + a few fruits/nuts.

Soups, although processed, can also be a good way to stick to a diet as the combination of solid+liquid in this way tends to do a good job of filling you up, keeping hunger at bay.

Coffee of course would help too as an appetite suppresant.

If you need to learn more, this will explain things in detail..

Use this Calorie Calculator (Click Here) to give you a "Rough" idea of how many calories you burn up per week and how many calories you need to take in to create a Deficit of Calories which will result in you losing weight.

Here was my results:

I put in "Moderate Activity" but when I work out I grind the calories right up. I do "Dead Lifts" once a week and "Heavy Squats" once a week which peak my metabolic rate, and decimate the caloric intake for that day.

The key here, is to take in less calories then your body needs to burn. Your body will seek other way to burn energy in the way of "Stored Energy" (fat). You want to force you body to use up those reserves. Start by altering your diet . . . Absolutely NO sugary soft drinks. Also, no DIET soft drinks because this messes with the brain and can increase insulin manufacturing.

Do water and unsweetened Iced tea (like Pure Leaf Unsweetened Black or Green tea). Occasional fruit juice but rarely . . . If you have issues with just water, I suggest water with fresh lemon squeezed in it. No more processed foods . . . No more McDonald's, Wendy's, . . . Etc. (Use this as a treat every 3 months if you must).  Go to a plant based, lower dairy, and lower meat intake diet. Increase your protein depending on what you end up doing for work outs.

If you create that deficit, your body will start using the stored energy (fat) . . . Any increase to exercise will result in your body using MORE of the stored energy (Fat), and quicker results.

Don't be discouraged . . . It didn't take you over night to gain the weight, so it will not take overnight to lose it.