Weight Loss, Exercise, and Bodybuilding Tips - Keeping Your Body-Fat Low: Part 7 of 10

• Anorexia nervosa - an eating disorder characterized by voluntary starvation and exercise stress.
• Stimulants - used and sometimes abused to boost endurance and productivity as well as to suppress appetite for weight loss. Examples of stimulants are caffeine, amphetamines, ecstasy and cocaine.
• Soluble fiber food sources - include legumes, (peas, soybeans, and other beans), oats, some fruits (esp. apples, bananas) and berries, certain vegetables (esp. broccoli and carrots), root vegetables (e.g., potatoes and yams, but the skins are insoluble fiber), and psyllium seed.
• Evolution Diet - a weight loss diet devised by Joseph Stephen Breese Morse during 2002-2005 involving eating what and how we (humans) were designed to eat.
• Healthy eating - the practice of making choices about the types and amounts of food one eats with the intention of improving or maintaining good health.
• Fen-phen - a former anti-obesity drug consisting of fenfluramine and phentermine. The U.S. FDA requested its withdrawal from the market in September 1997 after reports of valvular heart disease and pulmonary hypertension.

People usually quit weightloss and exercise programs for one of two reasons: boredom or lack of results, maybe even both!

I cannot explain this, nor did I learn this in a classroom, but twenty years in the field proves it to me all the time- after about ten weeks the body starts catching onto what your workout will consist of that day. I believe that your body knows after awhile exactly what you are going to put it through, adapts to it and stops progress. This is similar to what your body does with antibiotics. So what do you do when your body gets bored and feels no results? Quit!

What is the answer?

Low Body Fat Technique 7: Variety the spice of life!

One of the easiest and simple rules to keeping progress in your programs is to keep doing different things. However, don't do so many different things that at the end of the year you don't know what works and does not work for you. If you keep your body from adjusting to your workout programs, it is forced to change. This is kind of like a shock therapy session. You can even get away with doing less weightlifting and even cut back on the number of exercises if you continue to change things up. Here are some ways of doing so:

1. Change the order of your muscle groups up - keep the rule of working on larger muscle groups first!

2. Use different accessories (handles and grips) on typical exercise equipment.

3. Go to the gym at different times of the day.

4. Walk or run a different path - alternate harder and easier ones.

5. Alternate your intensity levels on your cardio workouts - Heart Rates!

6. Change your repetition ranges around once in a while.

7. Combine two exercising together on different days.

8. Workout with someone, a partner, on occasion.

9. Use machines verses free weights.

10. Do a full body workout just using your body weight once in a while.

If you want to lower your body-fat, continually progress and stay motivated add some spice to your workouts by incorporating variety into the program.

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