Welcome to a Solution

Welcome to a solution, and welcome to a new way of thinking!

If you have regained weight after furiously fighting to take it off, if you have suffered the shame of regaining weight after losing it, do not despair. Reading this blog might help you understand what is going on and guide you so you keep the weight off.

We have all seen it; friends, colleagues, and neighbors get into the cycle of despair.

The regaining of the weight is much more traumatic than the original weight gain. We feel like failures, depressed, angry, and want to punish ourselves.

This means that people are in a constant revolving door of diets. Lose weight, then regain it, and then lose it again and regain it again and again.

Over a decade of dieting: women spend a staggering seventeen years of their lives trying to lose weight. Of these dieters, the average woman loses her body weight over nine times during her lifetime.

Over 60 percent of U.S. adult women are overweight, according to 2007 estimates from the National Center for Health Statistics of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Just over one-third of overweight adult women are obese.

A sobering statistic found that the average 45-year-old female has been on 61 diets.

An estimated 45 million Americans diet annually and spend $33 billion annually on weight loss products. Nearly two-thirds of Americans are overweight or obese.

From self-consciousness to physical limitations, many overweight people feel that their size is keeping them from being the person they truly are.

It’s time to put our foot down and demand answers, not more diets!

Micro Resolutions with micro steps is an approach that helps us achieve important goals in our lives. You can be the best-educated and extremely intelligent, but none of that means you will take “The Leap” into a better life. Cut your steps into little, then even smaller, and on and on. The

greatest and most powerful man known to us have used this system or variation of it.

If you are afraid, that means that you need to do it. Fear might just be the guide in the dark that can teach you where you stand and slowly separate the spider web in front of you that will eventually allow you to see the light. If you are afraid to follow the fear one little step at a time, then feel the strength in you since you have already taken some of the steps and, later on, you will ask “Why are other not doing this? This is so easy! You might even hear someone else say to others “I cannot do what she is doing, it very hard, she most have been born with something special to allow her to do it, I cannot do that! HOW wrong are they?

Take The Leap, mentalities need to change. We cannot think “what is the best diet?” We should be asking “how can I regain my power back?” How can I prepare myself to be able to respond correctly to my bodies needs rather than be caught in a hunger cycle that is simply punishing to the body, mind and eventually the soul?