Posts Tagged ‘metabolism’

Speed Up Metabolism, Burn Calories Fast

Sunday, March 6th, 2011

Are you starting to gain weight even if you are not eating that much? Can’t you lose those extra pounds no matter how hard you try to follow your restricted diet? Do you badly want to lose weight just as easy as it once was?

When we age it becomes more difficult to stay fit. When we were younger it was easier to lose those extras. We can even lose them in a week! Even if it is different now, you should not lose hope because you can still do something about it. The only way to lose those pounds easily again is to speed up your metabolism. Read on how to speed up metabolism and lose the fats now.

Understand What Metabolism is

In scientific terms, metabolic rate is defined as the rate at which our body burns calories. Not everyone has a fast metabolism. In fact it even slows down as we grow old but there are also other reasons why our metabolism decreases. Generally, overweight individuals have a slower metabolism than normal people. Those who are slimmer obviously have a faster metabolism. This means that people burn calories differently even if they have the same activity level, diet, and weight.

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Speed Your Metabolism in Three Simple Steps

Thursday, August 12th, 2010

by Daniel Broderick

Millions of Americans and billions of world citizens look in the mirror every day disparaged by their image. Everyone has tried this fad diet and that exercise regimen to no avail. If you’re one of these many weight conscious citizens, you’re far from alone. But there is still hope. It’s time we kick our fat fighting strategies up a notch. The idea behind losing weight is simple: you need to burn more calories than you take in. One of the easiest and most effective ways of doing this is the speed your metabolism as this will allow you to passively burn more calories. Herein you’ll learn how to speed your metabolism in three simple steps.

Step 1: Eat many small meals per day.

The goal here is 6-8 small meals. This golden bit of information is no secret. The reason this works is simple. If you only eat a few meals a day, your body regularly thinks it’s being starved. If your body feels threatened by starvation, it will store everything you eat as fat so that it has sustenance until the next meal. Don’t starve your body.

Some people might think it’s too difficult to eat 6-8 meals a day with their hectic schedule, but it’s really not. Take a protein shake and a bag of peanuts to work; they each count as a meal.

A meal doesn’t have to be enormous. In fact, all of your meals should be fairly small; anywhere from 150 to 400 calories. This is just enough to provide energy for the next couple hours until you eat again, so it will be less prone to store as fat.

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