Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Got any good weight loss tips? -

Aside from the obvious eat less, exercise more of course. I mean anything that just really help someone lose weight.

I have an exercise routine of carido and weight bearring but,if I include a one mile walk at night, it seems to make a big difference. Also, I thought these items were OK to eat but Yogurt, Oatmeal, and Brown Rice don t seem to help me lose weight.

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Don t eat 1 and a half hours before bed. And drink water. That s helped me A LOT!

I stop eating after 7pm, this really helps me.