Weight Loss Recipes
Healthy Avocado Lime Salad Dressing Recipe
Quick, fresh salad dressing! This avocado dressing is fun and easy to make. While there are many recipes online, this one differs because it is oil-free, cholesterol-free, very low in fat, and is raw. Perfect for any and everyone.
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There are obviously many diet plans in the world. If you’re like me, you’re probably overwhelmed by all of the options.
That’s why I believe that, as soon as a particular diet has been chosen, and it’s time to start menu planning, it’s important that you stay committed to your plan. Straying from your original chosen plan may very well lead to failure. You very well may end up back at the beginning of your journey.
For this reason, I suggest starting a diet-focused recipe library. If you’re going low-calorie, then compile low-calorie recipes. If you’re a low-carber, then you’ll want low-carb recipes.
Makes perfect sense, right?
I’ve been guilty of hopping from one diet to the next. And when I really think about it, there’s only one reason why…
On low-calorie, you crave calories. On sugar-restriction, you crave sweets. Besides, those “video doctors” sure do make compelling arguments. And let’s not lie to ourselves. Food videos are, in many cases, completely knee-weakening. 😉
Choose a lifestyle that you’re thrilled to stick with. That’s how long-term results will be achieved. Of course, it could be said that any diet that focuses on all-natural foods and reasonable portion sizes can be enough all on its own.
Makes sense when you really think about it. Put the right amounts of the right fuel into your body, and reap the rewards of a healthy body and physique. This is especially true if our activity levels are relatively high.
This, of course, is standard, conventional advice. And this is for good reason!
Even still, if you’re trying to stick to a particular plan, you may want to stay the course. Many diets have more of a macro-nutrient ratio focus. These are often pretty meticulously calculated, and straying from the prescribed ratio may jeopardize your results.
Stick to the plan. Give yourself a fighting chance!
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