This is why you will often hear these types of diets referred to as "fad diets." A few examples of fad diets are: the Cabbage Soup diet, the 3-Day diet, the 7-Day diet, the Grapefruit diet, the Atkins diet, and there are many, many more. None of these, however, are meant to be used long-term for losing weight. In fact, continuing either of them could produce serious health problems later on, like: dehydration and loss of muscle. There are more possible risks, but this article isn't about scaring anyone. Instead, we'll talk about when using a "fast diet" can be O.K..
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Here are some tips for staying healthy while dieting:
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1. Drink lots of water. There are no calories in water, and your body needs plenty of fluids to properly burn off fat anyway, so you'll agree this kinda makes sense.
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3. Use a small plate and eat slowly. You'll feel full faster and won't eat as much.
4. Be active. Inactivity doesn't help burn fat or calories, so get up off the couch and go outside for a walk, or jog. It doesn't take a lot of stressful exercise to burn extra calories, but activity is required.
A final bit of advice before you go: remember that fast diets are not meant to be used for a long time. It's better to eat right and exercise than put yourself in a position of wanting or needing to lose weight fast. If you need to lose three pounds before prom, or your brother's niece's wedding, maybe. But for long term weight loss (if you plan to keep off the weight you lose) fast weight loss diets are too stressful on the body to keep up – and may seriously jeopardize your health.
In short, lose weight naturally. It may sound difficult, but you have to be patient. This has something to do with changing your lifestyle. There are steps that are relatively simple but require a lot of discipline to be able to get on with.
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