Weight loss for women has a lot of similarities to weight loss for men, although there are a few differences. Weight loss programs for women must take into account the body …
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Weight loss for women has a lot of similarities to weight loss for men, although there are a few differences. Weight loss programs for women must take into account the body structure of most women (who have wider hips than men, which predisposes them to specific muscular imbalances). And of course, there are the hormonal differences between women and men.
Hopefully you understand that weight loss tips for women will differ slightly from weight loss tips for men.
A proper weight loss program should consist of:
A) Exercise
B) Nutrition
C) Supplementation
D) Lifestyle (sleep and stress management mostly)
When these four elements are combined, you get effects that are better than the sum of their parts.
Unfortunately there is no one-size-fits-all recommendation. Everyone is different, and so your exercise, nutrition, supplementation and lifestyle should accommodate to that. Not only that, but as your body changes, so should your program.
Weight loss exercises may range from simple walking to more intense weight training and high intensity cardio. This greatly depends on how well your thyroid and adrenal glands are functioning. If you’re a naturally stressed out person, who constantly feels cold, tired, and has trouble sleeping, gentle activities will be more appropriate for you, until you recover. If you’re in robust health, you can start right away with the more intense program (just don’t go crazy if it’s your first time working out in a long time).
Likewise with nutrition, food sensitivities play a big role. Sometimes, generally healthy foods (like tomatoes, for instance) can be bad for you. It’s important to be mindful of how different foods affect you.
With weight loss supplements for women, there are also lots of variations. The only thing that every woman should be taking is a multi-vitamin. Everything else is conditional, based on each woman’s unique biochemistry and symptoms. There’s no such thing as a supplement that’s good for everyone all the time. For women with thyroid problems, certain supplements will be more appropriate than others. For women with blood sugar problems, different supplements will be appropriate.
And remember, as your body changes, so should your program.
Watch the video now to learn about weight loss for women in much greater detail.
