if you're unhappy with your body and maybe your stomach is flabby or stuff like that, losing weight won't do anything for that.
you should do some exercises to tone your body then, like sit ups, push ups, squats, etc.
calisthenics basically.
if you do want to lose weight though, even though i advise you not to, make sure you do it in a healthy way. rather than eating 3 big meals a day, eat 4-5 smaller meals. eat plenty of fruits and vegetables and take multivitamin pills. whatever you do, don't try to eat less or go days without eating because that will actually make you gain weight in the end because it slows down your metabolism. while exercising, choose something that you enjoy doing so you'll be able to stick to it and do it consistently.
hovo answered Tuesday August 21 2007, 1:25 am: Instead of wanting to loose weight ( which you obviously do not need to...) why not kick start a healthy eating plan? Give it a go, try it out for a week and see how much better you look on the outside (brighter, happier, healthier!) and feel on the inside. If you want acess to a healthy eating plan don't hesitate to ask me and i'd be glad to help! [ hovo's advice column | Ask hovo A Question ]
IThasJUSTbegun answered Monday August 20 2007, 9:29 pm: all you want is attention
cassygives_advice answered Monday August 20 2007, 9:06 pm: According to pretty much any source you go to, 100 pounds, 5'4"- that's average. That's how you should be. But if you are insecure about your weight, then maybe you should try doing a daily exercise routine. One thing that I do is play Dance Dance Revolution everyday. Ten minutes in the workout mode is equivalent to running a mile. But remember, it's not the numbers that matter, alright? If you have any more questions, then just ask :D
-cassy [ cassygives_advice's advice column | Ask cassygives_advice A Question ]
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