oxobhrbabioxo answered Tuesday January 23 2007, 5:29 pm: okay .. well heres what to do first.. what the other one below said about cutting fast food. is right.. it has way too much grease and fat and its just not healthy for you. aty my school we have a a workout center .. a nutritionist and 2 personal trainers.. if your school has any of this. take advantage of it.. you need to workout afew days a week.. and a healthy diet is keyyyyy.. dont cut out like your favorite things cause in afew weeks youll just crave them agian. and itll drive you crazy.. cut down on your portions. do more exersising.. join a gym .. go running.. do something to get yourself active [ oxobhrbabioxo's advice column | Ask oxobhrbabioxo A Question ]
TARAfying answered Tuesday January 23 2007, 5:00 pm: First of all, cut out ALL sodas. Drink water for a majority of your drinks (try for 6 glasses a day). People have no idea how much of your daily calorie intake comes from beverages. Cut out ALL fast food. It's not necessary. By simply cutting out those 2 things, I lost 6 pounds in a week. Fruits & Vegetables! Obviously, eat as much of those as possible. Remember to watch your portions. 100 Calorie snack packs are great!, but if you eat 10 of those a day you're still in trouble. Excersise at least 30 minutes a day. Start off slow & build yourself up. I recommend jogging, sit ups, squats, the basics. If you have extra money to spend.. I would also recommend a personal trainer. Best of luck! [ TARAfying's advice column | Ask TARAfying A Question ]
acdcgurl answered Tuesday January 23 2007, 4:55 pm: as much as i no you have to hate this exercise is a must (its easier to do with a exercise video or dvd) also to subside your hunger drink a lot of water also vitamins are a good idea [ acdcgurl's advice column | Ask acdcgurl A Question ]
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