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Happy New Year!

Well, it’s finally 2010 and it is a time-honored tradition to make objectives and set goals at this time of year. Whether you are trying to shed 5 pounds or 100 pounds in the New Year, the following purely “dietary” tips will help you set a realistic, achievable New Year weight loss goal for yourself.

  1. Clear out your kitchen
    Start the New Year with a fresh start by clearing out your kitchen of all junk food. The term “bad food” does not at all mean that it will make you sick or anything. It will, however, seriously destroy your calorie consumption plan for the New Year weight loss. You should, therefore, eat them in moderation. “Bad” food would include any white bread, candy, cakes, deeply refined or highly processed food, foods that contain additives and colorings, salty and junk food, soda, any food that is high in fat and calories. Don’t forget to read food labels when you are at your local market to avoid “bad” food.
  2. Eat early to keep weight off
    The human body follows a circadian rhythm, which means that the same foods eaten at breakfast and lunch are processed differently than when eaten at dinner. Studies show that when you eat your daily protein and fat at breakfast you tend to lose weight and have more energy; however, eating the same things at dinner tend to increase tendencies toward weight gain. According to the proven diet advice, therefore, the best approach would be to eat your last meal of the day by 7 p.m.
  3. Go veggie
    No, we don’t ask you to become a strict vegetarian in 2010. However, considering the enormous benefits of consuming raw vegetables and fruits, you must eat at least 5 fruits and veggies a day. Remember, green leafy vegetables and citrus fruits are rich in fiber, vitamins and various phytochemicals, which are all essential in achieving and maintaining a successful weight loss. Keep fresh fruit in your fridge in plain sight and cut up veggies to bite size pieces for easy snacks. Have plain yogurt and hummus to dip fruit and veggies in.
  4. Watch out while eating
    Pay attention to what you are doing when you eat. If you watch television or have animated conversations when you eat, you tend to eat more as you don’t register that you’ve already satisfied your hunger. Focus on the activity at hand, eating. It’s true that a lot of us take our dinner right in front of the TV. Seems relaxing enough, but if your aim is successful weight loss then you may want to think about moving away from the TV. New research has found that kids who watched TV while eating lunch ate a whopping 228 extra calories than those who ate without the television on. While the study was done only with kids, this diet advice also holds true for adults.
  5. Choose a safe but effective dietary supplement
    Around New Year’s, many companies promise successful weight loss results from crash diets, pills, and fancy exercise machines. The truth is that you don’t need to spend a lot of money to lose weight, and many of those programs promote unhealthy behavior. A purely natural, 100 % safe, organic and fiber-based supplement like Proactol, which is scientifically backed and time-tested, could be all you need to get rid of all that unwanted, undesirable body fat.

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