Get your weight loss back on track in Asheville NC

Lose those extra pounds by eating right, not less

Take a multivitamin and make sure you get other fundamentals, such as folic acid and magnesium

6 Simple Ways to Lose Weight

Most have found that diets aren't a lasting solution to weight reduction.  But many have not learned that weight loss doesn't need to be about starving and cutting out foods. Their are sensible steps you can take which can keep you on track without yo-yo dieting.

Make calories count to achieve the most out of your weight loss 

1. Most active people will certainly slim down consuming 1,500 or fewer calories daily. For an average man, the everyday calorie count has to be listed below 2,000. Too many refined foods-- typically high in "empty" calories-- can consume your calorie count without offering your body the nutrients it requires for fuel. To make the most of your meals, keep these "best practices" in mind:
2. Find your Body Mass Index chart and calculate your ideal number of day-to-day calories based upon height and age at www.healthierus.gov/dietaryguidelines.
3. Eat a variety of healthy foods and snacks from every food group, focus on consuming fruits, vegetables, whole grains,  low-fat dairy items, lean meats, poultry, fish, beans, nuts, and eggs.
4. Check the labels and compare nutrients. Keep in mind that if a single serving of a single food product has over 400 calories per serving, it's high in calories.
5. Take a multivitamin and make certain you get the basic Vitamins , such as folic acid and magnesium, which are quickly depleted on many weight loss programs.
6. Select foods that are low in hydrogenated fats, trans fats, cholesterol, salt (salt), and added sugars or corn syrup.

It's simpler than you think to make good food options part of your way of living. For starters, take a look at these basic suggestions.

Make a satisfying protein-rich drink or shake by blending 2 cups (473 ml) of low-fat yogurt with 1 cup (237 ml) of crushed seasonal fruit, a banana, and a dash of soy powder.

Consume a salad or broth-based soup as a very first course so you'll feel full, while take in less calories.

Pack healthy "on the go" treats such as saltless nuts, carrot sticks, pears, and apples so you're not tempted by chips or candy bars.

Weight loss starts with changing your state of mind

Stop thinking of the words "diet plan" or "diet" as an unsatisfying set of rules and instead think about positive long-term changes that result in slow, steady weight loss. Focus on how to develop a healthy lifestyle  that consists of daily workouts and better choices for foods that will satisfy you.

Pick nutrient-dense foods-- those that guarantee balance and give your body a complete range of protein, fats, carbs, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.

Take note of portion sizes-- Share a dish when eating in restaurants or keep some for later if the meals are too big. At home, serve smaller portions on small plate (so your meal look bigger) and stay clear of seconds.

Get a pedometer to measure your daily steps -- Do this 5 to 6 days weekly to burn the calories you take in and prevent weight gain. 10,000 steps a day is a great goal.  But start and maintain a goal of what you are capable of and work up to the 10'000 steps.  This is about 5 miles of walking.

Get going-- Begin healthful routines today to handle your weight for the rest of your life. Little steps count, so look for chances: take the stairs, park farther away, walk to stores.

Our mission at Vibrant Health Source  is to help as many individuals as we can reach their optimal health potential.

Your in Health!

Dr. Mathew Stockstad, M.Div, D.C.

828.299.4555