Many people have thought about losing weight over the years, but often

seem to fall short of an actual attempt to do it. The reason why so

many people think about it so much is because deep down, they

know that having that extra poundage is not at all good for them.

The problem is, just knowing that being overweight is bad is not

enough to really push many people to do something about it.

Much like wanting to quit smoking, knowing it is bad for you doesn't

induce people to quit doing it. However, if you were to and some really

good reasons to quit smoking, like your doctor told you if you don’t quit,

you will lose a lung next year, that might make you act and just do it.

Well, losing weight is just like quitting smoking, the more good reasons

you have to do it, the more likely you are to act on it and make it happen.

If you have something driving your motivation aside from just knowing

it is bad for you, you are also more likely to maintain your weight loss

goal once you reach it. First and foremost, losing weight means getting

healthier.

When you lose those extra pounds you greatly reduce the risk or heart

disease, stroke, cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes and joint stress,

all conditions associated with being overweight. When you reduce these

risks, it means you can have a much better chance of being around to

see your children grow up and being around to enjoy your

grandchildren. That alone is reason enough to get that weight down.

Another reason you might want to consider losing weight is that you

will feel better. As you begin to lose some of those extra pounds, you

will start to notice your energy levels increasing. Being overweight by

20 pounds is like putting a 20 pound sack of potatoes on your

shoulders all day. Extra body fat is nothing more than an extra

burden to carry around with you everyday, so the extra weight drains

your energy. For this reason, overweight people tend to be less

active and this promotes more fat to collect up on them. As this

continues, they become even less active and so this becomes a

vicious cycle leading to obesity.

As a nice little side benefit, losing weight will make you look better,

and who doesn’t want to look better? Each and every one of us has a

vision of what we want to look like. Most people are not completely

satisfied with the way they look. They will always find something they

don’t like about themselves and wish they could change and for people

who are overweight; this can be a great motivator to lose weight. A

recent study concluded that as early as age 5, girls who had higher

body weights had lower self esteem than girls with normal body weight.

When a person loses weight, what are almost always the responses of

other people who know that person? You hear things like; you look good;

you’ve lost weight haven’t you? And think about how you would feel

when you’ve lost enough weight to be able to fit into that dress or that

pair of pants you wore back in high school. Now keep in mind, looking

better is a great reason to lose weight but it should not be the only one.

When you have at least a few good, valid reasons to want to lose weight,

it will be a lot easier to motivate yourself to get started and stay with it.

Let’s face it, your health, well being and self esteem are very good

reasons to get rid of those extra pounds and keep them off for good.

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