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mystics01
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This is it the start of my weightloss and health journey.
I have been extremely overweight for close to 13 years now and have been living in denial about my weight but also the health issues I am starting to experience due to my weight. I am a busy working mum with a very successful career in HR I am driven and a real achiever when it comes to my work.
My weight and health on the other hand is shocking now my teenage has started to replicate more poor eating habits.
Why is it at one of my most happiest and chilled times of my life my weight and health is completely out of control and I am the biggest I have ever been.
I have decided this is it discipline and focus is the name of the game.
My question is how do people who have little or don't like to exercise still manage to lose weight.
I have been extremely overweight for close to 13 years now and have been living in denial about my weight but also the health issues I am starting to experience due to my weight. I am a busy working mum with a very successful career in HR I am driven and a real achiever when it comes to my work.
My weight and health on the other hand is shocking now my teenage has started to replicate more poor eating habits.
Why is it at one of my most happiest and chilled times of my life my weight and health is completely out of control and I am the biggest I have ever been.
I have decided this is it discipline and focus is the name of the game.
My question is how do people who have little or don't like to exercise still manage to lose weight.
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Right on. You are taken ng the first step to get fit and healthy.0
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When I started to lose weight I just focused on what I was eating. I hate exercise so it would have been too overwhelming trying to adjust my eating patterns as well as exercise. Start with little changes, change the way you eat, then start to introduce healthier habits like taking the stairs, walking/riding instead of driving, etc.0
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Congratulations on taking the first step to a healthier and happier life :]
Sometimes that first step can be the hardest so just by you writing that post - you're making a great start.
You don't need exercise to lose weight - a calorie deficit is sufficient. As long as you are accurately tracking your food and measuring whatever necessary whilst keeping to that deficit, you'll lose weight. You may find once you become more comfortable with the process, that you'll want to slowly introduce exercise anyway as a way to keep your heart healthy. Your body will thank you for it but again, not 100% necessary to get to your goal.
Wishing you the very best of luck here.0 -
Thank you so much for the words of motivation appreciate it!
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