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It is so hard to maintain your weight when it comes to the holidays. The holidays makes it difficult to keep it under control, being surrounded by a table full of good smelling and delicious home cooked meals just makes you gain weight by looking at it. Mouth watering turkey, sweet potato pie, mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, etc it is no wonder we tend to gain weight! It is somewhat hard to turn down. A good meal is good for the soul but can be bad for your health. When surrounded by all that good food, you really don't think about weight gain or weight loss. You are too busy stuffing your mouth with all of that deliciousness. It is really quite simple when it comes to weight management during the holiday season. Portion control is the important step when trying to keep up with your weight. Losing weight is hard enough, so why not save yourself the time and frustration and remember the quantity when it comes to your diet. When eating holiday food add veggies to the plate first, make sure you have more of that than the fattening foods. Eat a good breakfast! It is the most important meal of the day and it gives your metabolism a great start. Sign up for a weight loss program, they are experts at keeping you motivated and they teach you and show you how to watch your weight gain. A Fitter U is an excellent new program that sends you workouts and tips through your mp3 player, Iphone, etc. If you do overeat start up a workout routine. Create a fun and effective way to exercise if weight loss plans are too expensive for you. If you are cooking, try substituting your ingredients for healthier ones. Eat a salad before a meal or drink a cup of water. Make sure to eat fiber rich foods that make you feel fuller longer. Most can control what they eat at the table, but what about the leftovers. Well turkey is good for you and its lean meat. However, what about the pies, cornbread dressing and other tempting foods. Sharing warms, the heart donate to people in need. Of course, the kids will have a different perspective than you with the food. They can eat it, but you have to watch your pounds. Make sure they eat in moderation too! It can be quite hard not to gain weight during Thanksgiving and Christmas. I love those Christmas cookies they are my favorite. I watch how much I eat and if I do not I just workout a little more. You cannot starve yourself and you deserve a good holiday meal. Enjoy the holidays and don’t worry about your weight, if you do don’t deprive yourself of enjoying the most celebrated days of the year. Other Recommended Articles
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