by Brighton Tenderfoot
There is a growing problem in society today. And that thing that is growing, is us. To put it bluntly, we are a nation of fat people. And unfortunately, we are getting fatter. If you simply take a look around next time you are out and about, you'll see what I mean. Most people today are overweight. A recent government study shows that up to sixty percent of us are overweight, or clinically obese. That is not good news. But with so many available exercise routines and diet plans, why do we keep getting fatter and fatter?
One of the main reasons is a paradox of civilization. The more current our culture becomes, the more mechanically advanced we develop, the faster we can get things done. Immediate movie downloads, email, text messages, even food delivery is obtainable at the touch of a button. Nearly anything we want we can get fairly speedily. Of course food, is the biggest culprit in this respect. It is almost impossible to drive anywhere without passing a number of fast food restaurants. Even in the grocery store, they have several ready made, or microwave ready meals that are deficient in healthy ingredients.
So it makes sense then, that when you look around the book store, or rummage around the Internet, the most accepted diet and nutrition books as well as the various exercise programs you run across are designed to pledge quick results with little, or no effort. Lose weight while you sleep. Get slim and never be hungry. Lose twenty pounds in twenty four hours.
Regrettably, even if you tried to get chubby that speedy, it wouldn't work. The human body is vast collection of convoluted and upsetting chemical reactions, and changing your metabolism, your weight, and your physical appearance takes time. Just as it takes a while to gain weight, it also takes a while, usually longer, to get skinny. Regrettably, if you were to develop a weight loss program called "lose weight unhurriedly," you wouldn't likely sell very many copies.
Yet if you ask anybody who is in decent shape, they'll tell you it takes reliable effort over a long period of time. Particularly if you are past your teenage years, when you could eat everything and not gain a single ounce. The trick then, is to accept the idea that a unhurried, continuing weight loss is the best way. It's the simplest to start, and the easiest to keep going.
And by far, without question, the best exercise for weight loss is uncomplicated walking. One foot in front of other, for twenty minutes a day or so. Of course, the more you walk the healthier, but if you are just starting out, twenty minutes a day is fine. Skip the fad diets, leave out the hundred dollar a month gym membership, and go for a walk. You'll be surprised at the benefits you'll receive.
To uncover the wonderful secrets of inevitable and unfailing weight loss, head on over to the walking for weight loss page today.
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