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Promotes long term weight loss
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Targets body toning weight loss
Teaches sustainable weight loss skills
Provides an energy boost
Improves mood and outlook
Reduces the risks of diet-related diseases
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Kimmydawn's top tips
1.
Make the most of each workout. You only get 20-40 minutes, 3 times a week, so really make it count if you want the full effect.
2.
Watch for empty calories and added sugars. (i.e. beverages, processed snacks, etc.)
3.
If you still feel you need to do some cardio and break a sweat, try a 12-20 minute session of HIIT (high intensity interval training), which consists of working yourself as hard as you possibly can for 30 seconds followed by 60-90 seconds of walking.
4.
Don't deprive yourself. If you want a cola or some ice cream, go out and buy yourself just one serving, but don't keep extras in the house.
5.
Remember to snack between meals. Mid-morning, afternoon and something small and healthy after dinner.
Duration
How long do you need to be on this diet for?
Lifetime
Cost
What additional weekly costs are involved?
None
Exercise level
What exercise recommendations are there?
Moderate
Eating out
Is eating out an option?
In moderation
Coffee / Tea
Are caffeinated drinks permitted?
Free
Alcohol
Is alcohol permitted?
Not allowed
Other Resources
What other resource are available?
Books
Preparing/Cooking Effort
What amount of effort is required?
Moderate
Knowledge Required
What amount of nutritional knowledge is required?
Minimal
Nutritional Supplements Recommended/Taken
Are any other nutritional supplements taken or recommended?
Multivitamins