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Emergency Weight Loss — How to Lose Weight Quickly & Safely

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“Sound the alarms! I need an emergency weight loss plan!”

Two weeks before her wedding, my sister yelled, “The heck with your healthy diets…I need to lose weight and lose it now.”

Unfortunately, we have become accustomed to immediate gratification and demand it at all times. With weight loss, it just can’t happen immediately. Yes, I can show my sister how to lose weight fast, but I can’t guarantee she’ll keep it off.

And isn’t that what it’s all about? Keeping weight off and not needing to diet in the first place–this is your goal.

Quick weight loss is not a solution; instead, it is the problem. Trying to lose weight fast causes physiological changes that promote weight gain, the exact opposite of keeping weight off.

However, people, like my sister, want to lose weight fast. So is there a way to produce fast weight loss and not promote future weight gain? Not really.

But I do have a system for fast weight loss while minimizing the future weight gain potential inherent in quick weight loss plans.

Fast Weight Loss Plan

This is the same plan I published a few months ago. It works. You’ll lose weight fast and, if you diet right afterwards, you’ll keep it off.

The Emergency Weight Loss Steps: Week One, Part One — drink a protein shake supplement everyday. Do not change anything else. Drink a protein shake that’s a 50:50 mix of whey to casein proteins. The best time to drink the shake depends on your physical activities. Since most bodybuilders know what to do, I suggest for the rest of us, a protein shake between breakfast and lunch or between lunch and dinner. The time you choose depends on when you have the longest period of fasting. For me, it’s between lunch and dinner, so my shake comes around 3pm. Week One, Part Two — Start an exercise program, with the first week involving nothing but stretching major muscle groups. Stretching increases the tonal stimulation to muscles (tone) causing them to burn more calories at rest. Plus it protects against injuries. Week Two — Start dieting by replacing 1/2 of a meal with the same protein shake from last week. Do this for 1 week. Week Three — Replace one whole meal with a protein shake. Change the mixture of the shake to 60% whey and 40% casein proteins. For most people, this comes out to about a 500 calorie reduction. Week Four — Reduce caloric intake by another 250 calories. I suggest adding a second protein shake, made up of the same 60:40 mix and use it to replace 1/2 of a another meal. Record the amount of weight you’re losing. Never let it reach a rate of more than 4 pounds per week (that’s double what I normally recommend). Week Five — Repeat week four. Week Six — Add back the last 250 calories you dropped and stop drinking the second shake.
My sister tried it and lost weight just in time for her wedding. Did she keep it off? No.

Emergency Weight Loss–Build It & Lose It!

She currently is following my “Weight Lose It!” system which includes “Diet Build It!”. She started it three weeks ago and has lost 4 pounds and feels fantastic.

I’ll update you soon on her progress and, at that time, I’ll show you how “Weight Lose It!” can work for you.

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To Healthy Living!

Michael A. Smith, MD

Chief Medical Consultant

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The benefits of exercise

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Experts in health encourage us to include exercise as part of our daily routine to stay healthy. Just like a healthy diet and balanced exercise is recommended for optimum health.

People who are usually inactive can improve their health and well-being by becoming active on a regular basis.

Physical activity does not need to be intense to be beneficial to health.

Discover the many benefits for your health by increasing the amount (duration, frequency or intensity) of physical activity. There are many benefits to exercise, not only for losing weight, but also to reduce the risk of developing serious illnesses.

Here is a general overview of what exercise can do for us:

1. Exercise reduces the risk of dying prematurely.

2. Exercise reduces the risk of dying of heart disease, cancer, diabetes and arthritis.

3. Exercise helps to lose weight by reducing our body mass index (BMI), reducing our cholesterol and triglyceride levels that circulate in our blood.

4. Exercise improves the functioning of our immune system and the circulation of blood and oxygen to different organs of our body.

5. Exercise increases insulin sensitivity in preventing type 2 diabetes.

6. Exercise increases our energy level and stamina.

7. Exercise slows aging by improving our physical wellbeing, mental, emotional and psychological.

8. Exercise reduces our risk of developing diseases of bones and joints.

9. Exercise even helps develop creativity and imagination. It also promotes improved mental vigor, including reaction time and acuity.

10. Exercise increases self-esteem and confidence.

11. Sport is an antidepressant. The sport improves mood and stimulates production of endorphins in the brain, giving you a feeling of well-being.

12. Exercise helps you sleep better. By cons, make sure you do not exercise before going to bed. Experts say that we should avoid exercise for at least three hours before bedtime.

Then leave the couch and start moving. Remember, time and effort you invest in you exercising now will later be beneficial for your health and reduce risks associated with obesity and overweight.