• I become easily swayed by false doctrine.
It is so incredibly easy to be swayed by false doctrine. There are and will continue to be an enormous array of diets, exercise videos, pills, serums, etc, etc. Saints if you hear nothing else hear this! Do not believe them. If it were that easy, everyone would be in perfect shape and health. Stop being beguiled into believing that you can have it all and not have to work for it. Stop believing that you can eat whatever and whenever you want with no exercise and lose weight safely because of some actor claiming to be a doctor, nutritionist and/or other health care professional gets on a TV at 2:00 in the morning and advertises some pill made out of who knows what. STOP
• I greatly increase the likelihood of becoming discouraged and not seeing or feeling results.
You are to lose weight slowly. You should be the last one to recognize weight loss. If you lose too fast it can be dangerous. Your body has to take time to make changes, it didn’t come all at once so don’t expect it to go all at once. Stay focused and assiduous and the results will come. Remember that if GOD wanted us all to look alike we would, so just because someone else seems to be doing great in your eyes doesn’t mean you are doing poorly.
• I can cause injury to myself.
If you rush into something you can hurt yourself physically. If you have specific health concerns, you can deny yourself proper nutrition. This is why it is imperative that you consult with your doctor, nutritionist and/or other health care professional and do not do something just because something works for them. GOD created doctors, nutritionist and/or other health care professionals so that we can utilize them to help take care of ourselves. They can’t do their job if we don’t let them. If you injure yourself, then you have to waste time to recuperate what you have worked to accomplish.
Answer these questions.
What false doctrine have I been faced with?
What has caused you to become discouraged and what can you do to improve the situation?
Have you had any injuries? What do you have to do to heal?
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Monday, September 22, 2008
What Must I Do To Learn The Correct Exercises and Food Intake For My Body?
• I am not doing anything without consulting with my doctor, nutritionist and/or other health care professional(s).
Everyone has their own health concerns and should not do anything without consulting their doctor, nutritionist and/or other health care professional. Regardless of what the media tries to portray there is no one size fits all cure for weight loss that works for all people. If this were true there would not be a million different products and diets available. Two different people can eat and do the exact same program and get two completely opposite results. There are specific foods that may be good for someone and bad for someone else. There are exercises that are excellent for someone and detrimental for someone else. There can be two people that weight the exact same amount, but carry it different because of their body shape.
• I am studying the information that I am given and asking questions when necessary.
See letter a. above. Study the material that you are given. Keep a specific notebook filled with WORK OUTS and, FOOD JOURNALS, exercise demonstrations etc. See pages 73-74 for examples. Also keep a section for questions with space to write the answers for your doctor, nutritionist and/or other health care professional. See pages 67-68 for suggested questions. Do not believe something just because it sounds good. Do not be beguiled by false doctrine. Do the necessary research. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Maintaining a healthy weight is not easy, but it is simple. Eat a balanced nutritious diet and exercise.
• I am maintaining a continuous program and understand this is a lifestyle change, not a quick fix.
This has to be a lifestyle change. In order to do it right it can’t be something for only a couple of weeks and then you don’t make any permanent change. Remember learning has not taken place until there is a modification of behavior. If you do something for only a specified time you will have a benefit only for a specified time. You may lose 10 pounds on a diet, but as soon as you stop you gain the 10 that you lost plus another 5 pounds in addition. It is proven that it better to lose weight slowly a pound to a pound and a half a week. This can only be done on a lifestyle change. Don't put time limits on your progress because the possibility of failure increases. Also remember that it is important not to weigh yourself every day or even every week. Understand muscle weighs more than fat. This means that as you gain muscle the scale may not move or may even go up. Many do not realize this and become discouraged and quit. It is also important for ladies to know that their weight will fluctuate with their menstrual cycle due to the water weight during this time.
You can also read the sections, “WHAT IF I DO NOT LEARN THE CORRECT EXERCISES AND FOOD INTAKE FOR MY BODY”, “LEARN HOW TO MAINTAIN A PROPER EXERCISE AND FOOD INTAKE PROGRAM” and “THE TRUTH ABOUT LIES.”
“WHAT IF I DO NOT LEARN THE CORRECT EXERCISES AND FOOD INTAKE FOR MY BODY”, “LEARN HOW TO MAINTAIN A PROPER EXERCISE AND FOOD INTAKE PROGRAM”, “WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS AWARDED TO ME WHEN I BECOME A GOOD STEWARD OVER MY HEALTH?” are probably the most important sections of this blog. Take a moment to re read what I have to make sure that you have a full understanding.
Think about the following
What questions do you have to ask your doctor, nutritionist and/or other health care professional and/or health care professional? See section “QUESTIONS FOR YOUR DOCTOR, NUTRITIONIST AND/OR OTHER HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL”
What information have I been given and how does it apply to me?
What have I done to make sure this is a lifestyle change?
Everyone has their own health concerns and should not do anything without consulting their doctor, nutritionist and/or other health care professional. Regardless of what the media tries to portray there is no one size fits all cure for weight loss that works for all people. If this were true there would not be a million different products and diets available. Two different people can eat and do the exact same program and get two completely opposite results. There are specific foods that may be good for someone and bad for someone else. There are exercises that are excellent for someone and detrimental for someone else. There can be two people that weight the exact same amount, but carry it different because of their body shape.
• I am studying the information that I am given and asking questions when necessary.
See letter a. above. Study the material that you are given. Keep a specific notebook filled with WORK OUTS and, FOOD JOURNALS, exercise demonstrations etc. See pages 73-74 for examples. Also keep a section for questions with space to write the answers for your doctor, nutritionist and/or other health care professional. See pages 67-68 for suggested questions. Do not believe something just because it sounds good. Do not be beguiled by false doctrine. Do the necessary research. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Maintaining a healthy weight is not easy, but it is simple. Eat a balanced nutritious diet and exercise.
• I am maintaining a continuous program and understand this is a lifestyle change, not a quick fix.
This has to be a lifestyle change. In order to do it right it can’t be something for only a couple of weeks and then you don’t make any permanent change. Remember learning has not taken place until there is a modification of behavior. If you do something for only a specified time you will have a benefit only for a specified time. You may lose 10 pounds on a diet, but as soon as you stop you gain the 10 that you lost plus another 5 pounds in addition. It is proven that it better to lose weight slowly a pound to a pound and a half a week. This can only be done on a lifestyle change. Don't put time limits on your progress because the possibility of failure increases. Also remember that it is important not to weigh yourself every day or even every week. Understand muscle weighs more than fat. This means that as you gain muscle the scale may not move or may even go up. Many do not realize this and become discouraged and quit. It is also important for ladies to know that their weight will fluctuate with their menstrual cycle due to the water weight during this time.
You can also read the sections, “WHAT IF I DO NOT LEARN THE CORRECT EXERCISES AND FOOD INTAKE FOR MY BODY”, “LEARN HOW TO MAINTAIN A PROPER EXERCISE AND FOOD INTAKE PROGRAM” and “THE TRUTH ABOUT LIES.”
“WHAT IF I DO NOT LEARN THE CORRECT EXERCISES AND FOOD INTAKE FOR MY BODY”, “LEARN HOW TO MAINTAIN A PROPER EXERCISE AND FOOD INTAKE PROGRAM”, “WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS AWARDED TO ME WHEN I BECOME A GOOD STEWARD OVER MY HEALTH?” are probably the most important sections of this blog. Take a moment to re read what I have to make sure that you have a full understanding.
Think about the following
What questions do you have to ask your doctor, nutritionist and/or other health care professional and/or health care professional? See section “QUESTIONS FOR YOUR DOCTOR, NUTRITIONIST AND/OR OTHER HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL”
What information have I been given and how does it apply to me?
What have I done to make sure this is a lifestyle change?
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