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15lbs in 5 weeks

So through hard work and my regular workout routine I have lost 15lbs. That is perfect because I have a wedding to go to and now when I get refitted I will be down a size. That really gets me excited considering I have been working hard but I have been eating what I usually eat. I haven’t gone on a weight loss diet so much as I have gone on a weight loss binge. Working out and taking my hoodia gordonii has ensure that I am losing weight.

I eat the same but I eat less thanks to the Hoodia. I can continue to work out at the same pace. So if I eat 2000-2500 calories a day and burn about 600 on the elliptical then I am going to lose weight, it’s simple math.

So my test is done. In just over a month I have dropped 15lbs without changing my diet. All I did was do some basic cardio and take some Hoodia!

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The gym can help with weight loss

I have discovered how much the gym can help with weight loss. I have a pass to 24 hour fitness (there are some in Canada, but most are across the USA) that I use from time to time however lately I have been going more frequently.

I go on an Elliptical machine for 30 minutes on the medium program which gives me some hills but a lot of average. I can burn about 500 calories in that time if I push VERY hard. 350 if I am working it but not struggling. The time out of my day is about 1 hour after I shower, drive there drive back and get on the machine. All in all it is worth it. I eat about 2500 calories a day and if I burn 500 that’s a HUGE chunk burned off. It can lead to pounds every week. With the right diet, exercise program and weight loss pill / diet pill you can be on your way in no time.

You don’t have to kill yourself on an exercise machine - just work out. The cost is next to nothing ($30 a month) and the benefit goes beyond weight loss. Working out stimulates your body and mind. You’ll sleep better and be more awake the next day. It’s worth every second, trust me!

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Weight Loss is never easy

Many people claim that weight loss is easy and painless. They claim that their wonder drug or pill will make it seamless and many diets claim you can “eat whatever you want” and lose weight. Think about it, if you go on the chocolate cake diet, do you think you’ll lose or gain weight? It’s not hard to discover you’d gain weight in a hurry.

I write the information I give you by hand. There’s no professional writer behind my fingers. My experiences come from my life.

When I was 17 I weighed a massive 310lbs. I made it my goal throughout the next 2 years to drop my weight to 200 even. When I got there I would be happy and would stay there. When I turned 19 I weighed in and I was 205lbs. I stopped there because I looked great, felt great and I ate great. I saw no need to go the extra 1% just because I set that goal. Sure everyone wants to reach something but I NEVER thought I could get where I got to.

Over the next several years I put on 25 more lbs bringing me to 230. I then made it my goal to drop the 30 again, however this time it was a lot harder. I fell into bad habits and because I was in my 20s I was now working full time and have no time to go to the gym for hours a day and eat right. I was on the run and had to eat quick. I turned to herbal supplements and weight loss pills and drugs. Nothing worked and it drove me up the wall!

I recommend Hoodia Rush because I used it while I lost 30 pounds. I used it every day to help me stop craving food. I admit it I LOVE food and eating, it’s my favorite thing to do. I needed something to help me and after trying dozens of products only I recommend Hoodia Rush actually worked. That’s why I always push it to you. Try it out, hundreds of my readers already have. Here’s someone who did:

hey thanks so much for telling me about hoodiarush, I tried it for 2 months and it helped me lose 42 pounds. I read all the time about nutraslim and diet drugs and all sorts of stuff and i’ve tried it all and nothing worked. hoodiarush worked because it just stops me from wanting to eat all the time. thanks!! - Bruce in Lake Forest California

I don’t fill you full of BS. Hoodia Gordonii actually works and will help you lose weight. I have nothing to gain here and you have everything to gain. Trust me, try it out and if it doesn’t work you can get your money back and come call me a liar. I know you’ll love it though!

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Weight Loss with Hoodia 2007

Hoodia Gordonii and Hoodia weight loss products have been picking up steam lately. I went into Costco the other day and what do you know, they were sampling a hoodia DRINK. I was pretty amazed at how mainstream this is getting. In looking at the people that were sampling it, they were not even overweight. I think that the majority of people who try weight loss products are actually middle sized people who simply want to tone up their bodies. A lot of severely overweight (or obese) people don’t seem to even know that they are that overweight which is unfortunate. The large women and men walking past didn’t even look and they had a cart full of nuts and candy.

I think a lot of it has to do with income. I heard a statistic that the most overweight people that wouldn’t consider a product like hoodiarush are very low income and even on welfare. They eat fast food and are content with their self image. I am not sure I understand the psychology of it but I can understand if you can’t afford a supplement you may not feel weight loss is in your grasp.

That’s why products like Hoodia Rush exist. They are inexpensive and they work. I strongly recommend it for all of your needs.

Any updates on your 2007 weight loss plan? I have been doing terribly, I will admit. I am hovering around the same weight since February and I am starting to think I need to start working out to kick it up a notch.

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Some healthy eating tips

How Do I Stick to a Healthy Diet?
Enjoy food and practice moderation

Food is one of life’s greatest pleasures. All foods, if eaten in moderation, can be a part of a healthy diet. If your favorite foods are high in fat, salt, sugar, and calories, limit how often you eat them, but don’t cut them out entirely. Eat smaller servings, eat them less often, or look for healthy substitutes. The key to a healthy, balanced diet is moderation. Eat a wide variety of foods, especially those high in nutrients, such as whole grains, fruits, vegetables, low-fat dairy products, fish, lean meats, and poultry.
Find creative ways to add fruits and vegetables to meals

* Add apple chunks, pineapple, and raisins to tuna salad.
* Add lots of colorful vegetables, such as red cabbage, carrots, and spinach, to green salads. Top with orange, nectarine, or grapefruit slices.
* Add green, red, or yellow pepper strips, carrots, cucumber, and broccoli to a pasta or potato salad.
* Add vegetables to pizza and sandwiches, and add fruits to yogurt and cereals.

Make healthy choices when eating out

There are usually healthy options at every restaurant, even at fast-food places. The type of restaurant you choose can help you make healthy choices. Ethnic restaurants, such as Indian, Thai, or Japanese, have lots of healthy dishes on the menu. A vegetarian restaurant will obviously have more vegetable choices than a drive-through burger stand. However, most fast-food chains are now offering more low-fat or healthier choices on the menu.

If you eat out a lot, try the following:

* Order a veggie pizza with a whole-wheat crust or add lots of veggies to your pepperoni. Order a veggie pizza with grilled chicken instead of sausage or pepperoni. Ask for less cheese on your pizza.
* Order a pasta with roasted vegetables, grilled chicken, or marinara sauce. Avoid cream-based sauces.
* Order a vegetable or grilled chicken wrap.
* Order vegetable soup if available.
* Choose a variety of vegetables from a salad bar.
* Order foods that are broiled or poached rather than fried or breaded.
* Cut back on butter or margarine used on bread. Better yet: dip bread in olive oil instead.
* Order sauces, gravies, and salad dressings on the side so you can control how much you use.
* Share appetizers, desserts, and even entrées with your dining partner.
* Ask for salsa with a baked potato instead of sour cream, butter, cheese, or bacon.
* Order a child’s portion or take half of your meal home.
* Order the smallest portions at fast-food restaurants (don’t be tempted to take the big meal at a reduced price); opt for salads or a broiled chicken sandwich (skip the mayonnaise and cheese).

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New Years Resolutions - 2007 approaches

2007 is approaching and we are all scrambling to find our flaws and insecurities, as we again hope we improve ourselves in the coming year. We’re all determined to lose weight, quit smoke and maybe spend a bit more time with the family.

The reality is, 90% of new years resolutions about weight go unfinished. Almost no one actually loses weight for the summer. We continue to pack it on, and when the beach or lake hits we feel sloppy and overweight. Working out is fantastic, but it’s hard and takes a lot of time.

That’s why 2007 needs to be different. We need to take control of our lives and our weight and try something new that will work. We need to give Hoodia a try. Hoodia Gordonii is that natural supplement I have been talking about for months now. The product that actually works. Hoodiarush is the name, and weight loss is its game. Stop wondering what the solution is, the solution is Hoodiarush with pure hoodia gordonii.

I’ve used the product. It works. You will lose weight guaranteed. Don’t give up this year. Make this resolution count. Try losing weight with hoodia!

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Emotional Eating

The holidays can be stressful… and unfortunately, many people reach for food as comfort. If you find yourself regularly eating in response to stress, anxiety, sadness, boredom, anger, loneliness, relationship problems, or poor self-esteem, try to break the habit with some of my strategies below.

* Learn to recognize your hunger. Before you automatically pop something into your mouth, rate your hunger on a scale of 1 to 5 — 1 being ravenous and 5 being full. Make every effort to avoid eating when your hunger is a 4 or a 5.

* Find alternatives to eating. Make a personal list of activities you can do instead of eating. Perhaps go for a walk, call a friend, listen to music, take a hot shower/bath, exercise, clean your house, polish your nails, surf the Internet, schedule outstanding appointments, watch television, look through a photo album, etc.

* Keep a food journal. Logging your food will help to identify your toughest timeframes. It also will make you accountable… so perhaps you’ll be less apt to reach for unnecessary food.

* Three-food interference. Make the commitment to first eat three specific healthy foods before starting on caloric comfort foods (i.e., an apple, handful of baby carrots and a yogurt). If after that, you still want to continue with your comfort foods, give yourself permission. However, most of the time, the three foods are enough to stop you from moving on.

* Exercise regularly. Daily exercise relieves stress and puts you in a positive mindset, which provides greater strength to pass on the unhealthy fare.

* Get enough sleep. Research shows that sleep deprivation can increase hunger by decreasing Leptin levels, the appetite regulating hormone that signals fullness. With adequate sleep, you’ll also be less tired and have more resolve to fight off the urge to grab foods for comfort.

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Thinking of Surgery for Weight Loss?

Obesity surgery helps severely obese people lose weight by reducing the size of the stomach, by bypassing a portion of the body’s digestive system, or a combination of these procedures.

But the American Obesity Association warns that the surgery does have potential risks. Here are some factors to consider on the association’s list of possible complications:

* Nausea, vomiting or abdominal pain from overeating.
* Gastrointestinal fluids leaking into the abdominal area.
* Restrictive bands slipping out of place or eroding.
* Restrictive staples detaching or eroding.

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Low Card Diets Safe

Low carbohydrate diets like the popular Atkins plan are no more likely to either cause heart disease, or prevent it, than a typical low-fat diet, a new study shows.

Indeed the rate of heart disease among women who follow a low carbohydrate diet is no higher than it is among women who eat foods that are low in fat and high in carbohydrates, researchers at Harvard School of Public Health found. The study, which tracked 83,000 female nurses, was published in this week’s New England Journal of Medicine.

“It’s not that the two diets are equally good,” Harvard’s Thomas Halton told Reuters. “In fact, they’re both equally bad,” he said adding, “This is definitely an eye-opening study and it goes against a lot of what people think is common wisdom for nutrition.”

Some previous studies have shown that the Atkins diet, which is low in carbohydrates and high in fat and protein, increased the risk of heart disease.

The only diet that reduces the risk of the disease — and does so dramatically — is one where the fat and protein come from vegetable sources, the researchers found.

Women who showed a much lower rate of heart attacks tended to get their protein from beans, legumes, oatmeal, whole grain, tofu and brown rice, and their fat from nuts, olive oil and canola oil.

“They had a 30 percent reduction in the risk of heart disease over 20 years, which I find shocking,” Halton said. “You can get the positives of the low-fat diet and the positives of the low-carb diet, and none of the negatives.”

The reason that vegetable sources of protein and fat are so beneficial, he said, is that those foods produce a gradual increase in the blood sugar, not the rapid spikes generated by low-fat foods that are high in high in sugar.

“The way Americans are going low-fat is very unhealthy,” Halton said. “They have a very high glycemic load. They’re taking sugar. They’re taking white bread. They’re taking white rice and pasta. That certainly isn’t the answer.”

Although the study tracked female nurses, “the pathology of heart disease is not all that different in men and women,” Halton said.

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TV stations pick up Hoodia Craze

The Kalahari is 100,000 square miles of African desert. The San people ,the bushmen who hunt there, come from a different age.

Now, drug companies are tapping into the San’s knowledge, and betting millions that these bushmen can help the most advanced societies on earth.

All because of the hoodia plant, which the San people have long relied on to survive.

One San hunter says “I learned it from my forefathers. It is my food, my water, my medicine.”

It’s medicine because a little hoodia can kill severe hunger pains and quench the most powerful thirst. For the desert hunter it is a godsend.

Now one man’s cure for hunger is turning into another’s diet drug.

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