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An Ideal Metabolic Pace for Weight Loss?

Weight loss is optimized by setting the  tone with healthy daily habits that focus on maintaining an ideal metabolic pace. If we were to balance the amount of energy we expend with the amount of “food” we consume and activities we perform, we may achieve an ideal metabolic rate for fat burning. If we understand that our bodies rely upon precision in the measurement of food and activities necessary, we may achieve optimal metabolic performance for our bodies. Knowing that our lifestyles have an impact on our bodily systems, we are one step closer to understanding how to achieve the ideal metabolic rate for fat burning. You may be interested in Weight Loss Tips . You may need the support of a Personal Trainer.  Now, let’s imagine a possible ideal day.

A Morning Time Focused on Weight Loss with Proper Sleep and Diet

We wake up after six to eight hours of peaceful, low- metabolizing sleep to snack on a “fuel” source such as, an egg and high fiber foods. This will allow your metabolism to speed up and to burn fat until “refueling” begins. So, you consume calcium-fortified foods and drinks, such as, milk and orange juice, to accelerate your metabolism.  In this way, you may properly support the morning activities of showering, dressing and getting on your way for other pressing chores.

Morning Time Physical Activities  to Boost Your Metabolism

Next is the workout. Ideally, a comprehensive workout occurs in the morning to raise metabolic activity to a fat-burning rate.  If this is not possible, consider a fast-paced jogging march, elevating your  knees to your  hips, for 23 minutes or more each morning. This will certainly speed up your metabolism for motivation for the daily events to come. If a morning workout is possible, you may enjoy a protein snack for metabolic enhancement prior to your workout and remind yourself of the benefits associated with exercise. Consistent weight training increases the resting metabolic rate by close to 10%. Aerobic (cardiovascular) activity–meaning any activity in which one foot is off the floor–for 23 minutes or more, three to six times a week, may increase your metabolism to help stimulate fat burning.

Snacking For Metabolic Rate Maintenance

On the way to your next daily project, don’t forget a piece of fruit to maintain a proper “fuel” intake schedule.  When you arrive at your next stop, you may remember to stand up and walk for five minutes every hour to be in tune with a healthy metabolic beat. Also, remember to  stand up and do cross laterals at your hip line to stimulate brain function every 30 minutes.

The Lunch Hour Metabolic Boost

Within four hours or more of breakfast, you may feast on the biggest healthy meal of the day, possibly including: lean beef, fish, white meat, chicken, tofu, or beans. Remember proteins are a basic metabolic enhancement. You may continue to snack on vegetables or fruits every three to four hours thereafter to support metabolic maintenance rates. Somehow, you may want fit in two glasses of green tea or oolong tea to rev up your metabolism for a couple of hours.

Dinnertime Metabolics for Weight Control 

Soon, you’ll have an early light dinner since people do not require much “fuel” to sleep. You may wish to light a vanilla candle which is known to reduce food intake. After dinner, you may plan your meals for the next day. If you’re on a diet, you won’t drastically cut your caloric intake because this will have an adverse effect on your resting metabolic rate. Instead, you may schedule an appointment with a nutritionist to identify your appropriate caloric intake. This may be particularly important because  bodies require a certain number of calories to burn in order for body systems to function properly, including: breathing and heartbeats. You won’t forget the small stuff either. You might include red, green or chili peppers to add a temporary spike in the elevation of your metabolic rate by over 20%. By day’s end, you may have produced adrenaline to accelerate your resting metabolic rate. You may have selected foods that do not produce as much insulin as others because certain foods can create more insulin and slow the metabolic rate. Finally, a sound sleep awaits you, which often results in a proper regulation of our resting metabolism when healthy.

An ideal metabolic pace is not one size fits all. Visit a nutritionist, personal trainer and your physician, if necessary. You may end a wonderful day if you focus a healthy metabolic pace that is ideal for you. A proper metabolism pace fuels your body, assists in burning excess fat, and enhances life with energy and vitality. Let’s go ahead and do it all over again tomorrow!

It is important to recognize that all information contained on this website cannot be considered to be specific medical diagnosis, medical treatment, or medical advice. As always, you should consult with a physician regarding any medical condition.

 

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