Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Losing Weight Before Your Wedding, What Not to Do

By Ricardo d Argence

Many brides find themselves pressured into crash diets, or rushing into a diet and exercise routine to fast in order to fit into that perfect wedding dress. It is important that the method used is healthy in order to achieve the desired results and really look ar your best in your great day.

Before that big day comes, everybody from bride to guests appears to wish to shed at least a few extra pounds. The bride is the person who agonizes most about the way she will look on her wedding day. Many people appear to look forward to giving the impression of being their best on the wedding day.

Maybe it is because all eyes will be on her or maybe because of the pressures from society to be skinny and wear the tightest fitting wedding dress out there. Some brides go to extremes though and this is not something that is healthy or safe in any way.

Starvation is one thing that many brides will put themselves through. While the goal is to drop some weight, many women could actually land themselves in the hospital due to organ failure or dehydration.

Many brides try gym overtraining and starvation to lose the extra pounds. A person has to make sure that it is done within moderation, even if working out is a great thing to do. The key is to remember that you need to do everything exercise and diet included, in moderation.

These methods, over training and starvation, will appear as though they are working at first but will ultimately fail. Once the bride to be finally eats a regular meal she will most likely put on several pounds. This is because the body decides to hold on to any nutrients it can possibly get when the person finally eats.

Before the big day the bride could very well find herself in the hospital, if she decides to never eat that full meal. Whether it be for a short time or a long time, it will certainly dampen the whole program.

Adhering to a healthy diet and regular exercise regimen is a proven way to shed any extra weight. The brides should consult with a personal trainer or a dietician those of who feel as though they cannot go about that alone.

By simply eliminating some carbohydrates, you'll find weight loss will have already begun. Fitting more water consumption into your daily regime together with a consistent exercise schedule will give you the results you're looking for.

The key is to not wait until the very last minute to drop the weight you feel needs to go. Plan ahead and give yourself as much time as possible as this will ensure that you have plenty of time to lose the weight the healthy way. - 15438

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