Weight Lose Made Easy

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WEIGHT LOSS MADE EASY

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These are the things we are teaching at our Fitness Retreat. Balance, Balance, Balance.

Alcohol
Lowers Metabolic process for up to 72 hours
Alcohol is a trigger for a lot of bad habits. Smokers may tell you that they have their biggest cravings when alcohol is around and it’s the same thing for fatty foods. Alcohol may unlock the “party time mentality” but there is more to it than that. Alcohol stimulates your appetite and lowers your inhibition. So if normally you would be a little hungry and suppress a craving, with a little alcohol in your system you might be ravenous and give into cravings.
Solution
Moderate your alcohol intake for starters. Especially when it comes to fatty beverages like beer. If you don’t drink enough to lose your inhibitions, you will be more likely to stick with your weight loss plan. At our Fitness Retreat we are Suggest limiting drinking remember balance.

Lack of Sleep
Lack of sleep can affect the endocrine system dramatically and throw off Metabolic process.
Diet, exercise, and sleep all play a big role in your overall health and they all support each other. If you eat right, you have enough energy to exercise, exercise helps you sleep better, and according to a Mayo Clinic study, people who sleep less eat more calories. In fact, they report that sleep-deprived people eat 549 more calories on average. So, it becomes a vicious cycle. One weak link in the chain can affect all three factors.
Solution
Start by getting more sleep. If you get a solid night’s sleep every night you may have more energy and will power to manage your exercise and eating habits.

At our Fitness Retreat we are Suggest 7-9 hours of sleep a night.

Late Night
Staying up late is a big trigger for eating more and eating unhealthy foods. On a typical day, you might go to sleep between 10 pm and 12 am, especially if you are an early riser. By staying up late you are asking your body to work longer without rest than normal and that can result in cravings. Plus, there are other factors to consider. If you are staying up with friends, someone might suggest a late-night pizza. If you are alone watching Netflix all night, you may get bored and start craving ice cream or other sweets.
Solution
The obvious solution is to go to sleep a little earlier but sometimes life gets in the way or you want to stay up with friends for special occasions. If that’s the case, try planning a better late night snack. If you have a healthy choice lined up just in case you find yourself awake in the wee hours, you may be less likely to make unhealthy decisions.

At our Fitness Retreat we are Suggest a consistant  sleeping schedule.

Friends and Peers
One of the biggest ways you may be tempted to cheat on your weight loss nutritional goals is if you are in a large group of friends who don’t share your goals. Whether its co-workers taking advantage of dollar-a-slice Tuesday at the local pizzeria or a Friday night ice cream run, friends can really break down your fatty food barriers.
Solution
There are two ways you can try to tackle this temptation. You can try to let your friends know that you are determined to stick to your goals and ask them to hold you to it. For instance, if you plan to go out on a Saturday night and you know that history would dictate that you will most likely stop for fast food on the way home tell your friends not to let you get anything that breaks your diet. Be specific. You may be able to turn sources of temptation into allies. At our Fitness Retreat we are Suggest hanging out with positive people.

You can also try to find a friend who has similar goals and ask them to be your accountability partner. That way when you are out with the group, you have each other to encourage.
Inflammation and Toxins
With inflammation the body will tell you to hold on to the weight
It will also tell the body that are hungry when you are full. ( leptin resistance)

Cortisol (along with its partner epinephrine) is best known for its involvement in the “fight-or-flight” response and temporary increase in energy production, at the expense of processes that are not required for immediate survival. The resulting biochemical and hormonal imbalances (ideally) resolve due to a hormonally driven negative feedback loop. The following is a typical example of how the stress response operates as its intended survival mechanism:

1. An individual is faced with a stressor.

2. A complex hormonal cascade ensues, and the adrenals secrete cortisol.

3. Cortisol prepares the body for a fight-or-flight response by flooding it with glucose, supplying an immediate energy source to large muscles.

4. Cortisol inhibits insulin production in an attempt to prevent glucose from being stored, favoring its immediate use.

5. Cortisol narrows the arteries while the epinephrine increases heart rate, both of which force blood to pump harder and faster.

6. The individual addresses and resolves the situation.

7. Hormone levels return to normal.

So what’s the problem? In short, the theory is that with our ever-stressed, fast-paced lifestyle, our bodies are pumping out cortisol almost constantly, which can wreak havoc on our health. This whole-body process, mediated by hormones and the immune system, identifies cortisol as one of the many players. But isolating its role helps put into context the many complex mechanisms that lead to specific physiological damage.

At our Fitness Retreat we are Suggest limiting stress- Doing Yoga and Meditation daily .

Cortisol — Its Role in Stress, Inflammation, and Indications for Diet Therapy
By Dina Aronson, MS, RD

So bottom line by eating right, Exercising everyday , Getting 7-9 hours sleep, Lowering the amounts of drugs and toxins in the body, Limiting Stress, and limiting how much we drink will put years on your life.
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