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They don't blow their healthy eating regime at weekends. While
everyone needs a treat sometimes, the idea that it's okay to indulge
all weekend as long as you eat healthy through the week is unlikely
to keep weight off. There are only seven days in a week, and the
weekend includes two of them - that's plenty of time to eat too
many kilojoules. Successful losers take a consistent approach to
food that includes eating sensibly at weekends as well as through
the week, says Collins who's Associate Professor in Nutrition and
Dietetics at the University of Newcastle. -They monitor what they
eat. In other words, once the weight has come off, they don't
expect it to magically stay off - they continue to watch what goes
on their plate. -They exercise regularly - for about an hour a day.
-Most of them watch less than ten hours of TV a week. They also
tend to have fewer TVs - Collins believes this has a real influence
on how much time people end up sitting in front of the box. With
fewer TVs in the house, you have to negotiate to watch what you
want - so you probably watch less, she says. -They eat breakfast.
This means they're less likely to get ravenous later in the day and
snack on high kilojoule foods. -They eat a diet that's lower in fat.
But it's important to be really clear what's meant by lower in fat,
says Collins - it doesn't mean eating no fat and it doesn't mean
buying up everything in the supermarket with a 98 per cent fat free
label - it means a diet with no more than 30 per cent fat. This is
achievable, she says, by eating big helpings of vegetables and fruit,
moderate amounts of wholegrains, some very lean meat, poultry,
and fish, and reduced fat and skim milk dairy foods, and using low
fat cooking techniques - e.g cooking in small amounts of oil or
using oil spray. -They rarely eat takeaway foods.
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