Sunday, July 14, 2013

Get Weight Loss Help Online from a Certified Health Coach!

Have you been overweight most of your life?  Have you tried every diet out there and nothing seems to work?  Do you lack motivation and feel self-conscious about your body?  When you are depressed or stressed, do you turn to food for comfort?  After many failed weight loss attempts, have you come to the conclusion that the only way you can have a body like Beyonce’s  is if you had your own personal chef, and a personal trainer,  and since you can’t afford any of that, you have forced yourself to become content with being overweight?

The Her Mind & Body Online Weight Loss Course can help you by providing you with the foundation necessary to achieve the weight loss you desire.  Not only that, but you will have a supportive Certified Health Coach as your instructor.  After this course, you will be equipped with the knowledge to make healthier food choices, increase your physical activity, and reduce stress in your life.  You will also learn the secret to staying motivated.

This is a 7 day e-course that you can complete at your convenience. A new lesson will be released daily, and once a lesson is released, you can revisit it at any time. I will be available throughout your e-course experience to answer any questions and/or concerns. You will also be able to interact with others in the course, which I do encourage. 

Upon completion of this e-course, you will:
  • Know the basics of weight loss
  • Know how to make healthier food choices
  • Know how to complete a do-it-yourself "Kitchen Raid"
  • Know how to plan your meals for weight loss success
  • Know how to maximize your weight loss efforts during exercise, 
  • Know effective techniques for reducing stress in your life
  • Know "the secret" to staying motivated
  • Receive a personalized action plan to help you reach your weight loss goal.
  • Be given the option of 1 on 1 coaching if you feel that you need additional help beyond the e-course. 

This e-course includes everything that you will need to be successful as you embark on your weight loss journey.



*You will also receive a FREE copy of the Her Mind & Body Weight Loss Planner e-book upon registering!

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Low Carb Diets - Are They Right For You? ~ by Kate Fox


Thinking about low carb diets? Wondering if you should try one to lose weight? Or maybe you're just wondering what's the big deal?

Low carbohydrate diets have been around for years, in one form or another. And there are several different types of these diets on the market. But are they effective? Do they work?

First of all - What Are They?

All foods are a mix of carbohydrates, proteins and fats. Carbohydrates turn into glucose in your body. You need the hormone insulin to unlock the doors of your cells to let the glucose in.

When insulin is released it also signals your body to store fat. So too many carbs can put your body in a state where it want to store fat - and not burn it.

Protein and fat do not need insulin to get into your cells. When you eat mostly high protein or fat foods instead of carbohydrates, your body starts to burn fat (instead of glucose) for fuel. Your insulin levels fall and your body goes into fat burning mode, instead of fat-storing mode. That's the main reason people lose weight with a low carb diet.

A byproduct of your body's fat burning are substances called ketones - which show up in your blood stream and in your urine. Hence a lower carb diet is also sometimes called a ketogenic diet as well - your body is producing ketones which means it's burning fat.

Low Carb diets are basically diets where you keep your carbohydrate count very low. You may do this by cutting out high carb foods like bread, pasta, muffins, sweets, chocolates and even sometimes higher carb fruits like bananas and pineapples.

Most lower carb diets emphasize lean meats, nuts, seeds, eggs, some dairy, vegetables and low carb fruits like berries.

Different plans can range in how many carbs they allow you to eat in their diet. Popular lower carbohydrate diets include the Atkins diet (very low carb), the ketogenic diet and the South Beach diet. There are other options too like carb-controlled diet food delivery and recipe books that teach you to cook lower carbohydrate meals.

Benefits of Low Carb Plans:

Lower carbohydrate plans can be very helpful for people who haven't had good success on other types of diets. The added protein can help to keep you fuller for longer periods of time and stave off snacking.

These diets can also be very beneficial for diabetics to help them keep their blood sugar levels under control and insulin steady. They can also help pre-diabetics or those with blood sugar problems as it helps to avoid major blood sugar swings.

Drawbacks of Lower Carb Plans:

Some people find that a very low carb diet makes them feel lethargic (our muscles prefer to use glucose for fuel). If that is you, you may want to add a few more slow-acting carbs into your diet like berries, apples, beans or oatmeal.

Also, it can take some preparation to make these meals, which is why some people like to try a low carb diet delivery service when they are starting out.

To summarize, a lower carbohydrate diet can help you lose weight and there are definite benefits to trying it. However just be aware of the drawbacks too. Regardless of what you decide to do, make sure to listen to your body and consult your doctor before making any major changes to your diet.

Kate Fox writes for http://www.Best-Diets-Revealed.com a site rating the most popular diets on the market.

For a list of low carbohydrate diets and their reviews, visit
Best Low Carb Diet




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Trying the Low Carb Thing


On Saturday, March 26, I decided to go low carb. Im almost at the end of day 4 and doing well. I also started Tae bo on Sunday and plan on doing that at least 5 days a week. I have to say, I don't feel hungry, and I find that my calorie intake has diminished, maybe because I feel fuller longer...anywayz, I pray I stick to my routine. lost some lbs this month, but I want post my new weight until April first. I will try to make sure I post my results from the prior month and also goals for the following month on the 1st of each month. Stay tuned:-)

Sunday, January 09, 2011

Sugar? A Drug?



For quite some time, I have had the belief that sugar is akin to a drug...ADICTIVE! I have been interested in finding out if there are any studies that confirm or support this notion of mine. I really have not had the time to do my research on this, but this book seems to be an interesting start.

Thursday, January 06, 2011

Freeze Your Buns off? Literally??

(bodylikebeyonces@yahoo.com) saw this on Wmagazine.com and thought you'd like to see it.

Check out this article about a new "safer than liposuction" treatment that is said to freeze the fat off your your trouble spots.

Click here: http://www.wmagazine.com/beauty/2011/01/fat_freezing_lipo_alternative

Thursday, December 09, 2010

The Master Cleanse


The Master Cleanse (also known as the Lemonade Diet, Master Cleanser, Maple Syrup Diet, Lemonade Cleanse, Lemon Diet, Lemon Cleanse, and the Beyonce Diet) was created by Stanley Burroughs in 1941 and later popularized by Peter Glickman in his 2004 book, Lose Weight, Have More Energy and Be Happier in 10 Days (2nd edition published 2005). Many people, such as Robin Quivers and Beyonce (see before and after photos, left), have lost significant weight, although that is not the aim of the cleanse.

For more info on The Master Cleanse, click here



Tuesday, December 07, 2010

Infrared Body Treatment Wrap

I ran acros this article and found it very interesting. Seems like the people who have tried this had rave reviews about the inches and weight they have lost. This is something I plan on researching a little further. In the meantime, check out the link below.

Infrared Body Treatment Wrap

Monday, November 22, 2010

The Claim: Drinking Water Before Meals Aids Weight Loss

By ANAHAD O’CONNOR
Published: November 15, 2010
Water fills the stomach, thus reducing hunger. Dieters have been encouraged to employ this trick for ages, but only in recent years have studies borne this out.
Read more.