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Other Considerations for healthy weight loss and lifestyle..
Artificial sweeteners are best avoided. There has been some debate about the safety of diet sodas
and other foods that contain the artificial sweetener aspartame. While there is no evidence that
aspartame is hazardous to pregnant women or their unborn babies, a mother-to-be is better off
drinking milk, water and fruit juices than diet soda. Low-fat foods are always recommended, but
pregnancy generally is not a time to use artificially sweetened diet foods.
Caffeine may cause heartburn and nausea, but there is no convincing evidence that coffee or
caffeine causes birth defects in humans. Still, many doctors recommend that pregnant women
consume only moderate amounts of caffeine-containing beverages, such as coffee, tea, cola drinks,
cocoa, etc. during their pregnancy because there is a suggestion that heavy and even moderate
intake can lower infant birth weight.
Alcohol can act as a potent agent on the young fetus. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) was first
described in 1973. Since then we have learned that there is a direct dose-response effect. While
heavy drinking by alcohol abusers can result in FAS, lower levels of alcohol consumption can lead to
fetal growth retardation. The data, although inconsistent, suggest that even one or two drinks per day
can interfere with fetal growth.
Smoking may affect maternal and fetal nutrition as well as produce harmful chemicals that result in a
decrease in birth weight. The adverse effects are proportional to the frequency of smoking.
Exercise during pregnancy is safe in the absence of medical or health conditions or problems that
would preclude exercising. An exercise program can include large muscle exercises. You can
exercise regularly -- 3 to 5 days a week. If in doubt or you experience any undesirable affects, stop
and check with your doctor before continuing.
Food cravings may be caused by hormonal changes in pregnancy, which can make some women more
or less sensitive to tastes and smells. There is no evidence, however, that a craving indicates a need
for any particular nutrient. If you crave pickles, for instance, it does not mean you need salt, and if you
crave ice cream, you are not short on calcium. You may simply want the comfort associated with
certain types of foods. If your cravings for junk food get out of hand, try to substitute foods that are
more nutritious but similar in some way.
If you're looking for something cool and creamy, have ice milk or low-fat frozen yogurt instead of ice
cream.
If you're looking for crunch, have baby carrots or unsalted pretzels instead of prawn crackers or
potato chips.
If you're looking for a sweet taste, have fresh, frozen, canned or dried fruit instead of candy, cake or
cookies.
Pica is an unusual, rare but serious condition that leads to cravings for foods that are not normally
eaten, such as raw flour and cornstarch, and nonfoods including clay and paste. It may be related to
an iron deficiency, and it also occurs in some pregnant women. Some people have even been known
to crave toxic substances such as lead. If you find yourself craving unusual substances, call your
doctor right away.
Morning (noon and night) sickness is something of a misnomer for the nausea or vomiting that may
occur in the early months of pregnancy at any time of day. It is probably caused by hormonal changes
that upset the gastrointestinal tract. If you find yourself vomiting more than twice a day, call your
doctor.
To help you through this uncomfortable rite of passage:
Eat smaller, more frequent meals, and do not let your stomach get empty.
Avoid spicy and fried foods and eat plain, easy-to-digest foods, such as crackers, pasta, potatoes and
rice.
Drink fluids between meals, not with them--and not before breakfast.
Eat a snack such as cereal with milk, cheese or fruit before going to bed at night.
Eat a snack of crackers, dry toast or plain bisuit before you get out of bed.
Get up slowly from bed; rushing is tough on your digestive system.
Artificial sweeteners are best avoided. There has been some debate about the safety of diet sodas
and other foods that contain the artificial sweetener aspartame. While there is no evidence that
aspartame is hazardous to pregnant women or their unborn babies, a mother-to-be is better off
drinking milk, water and fruit juices than diet soda. Low-fat foods are always recommended, but
pregnancy generally is not a time to use artificially sweetened diet foods.
Caffeine may cause heartburn and nausea, but there is no convincing evidence that coffee or
caffeine causes birth defects in humans. Still, many doctors recommend that pregnant women
consume only moderate amounts of caffeine-containing beverages, such as coffee, tea, cola drinks,
cocoa, etc. during their pregnancy because there is a suggestion that heavy and even moderate
intake can lower infant birth weight.
Alcohol can act as a potent agent on the young fetus. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) was first
described in 1973. Since then we have learned that there is a direct dose-response effect. While
heavy drinking by alcohol abusers can result in FAS, lower levels of alcohol consumption can lead to
fetal growth retardation. The data, although inconsistent, suggest that even one or two drinks per day
can interfere with fetal growth.
Smoking may affect maternal and fetal nutrition as well as produce harmful chemicals that result in a
decrease in birth weight. The adverse effects are proportional to the frequency of smoking.
Exercise during pregnancy is safe in the absence of medical or health conditions or problems that
would preclude exercising. An exercise program can include large muscle exercises. You can
exercise regularly -- 3 to 5 days a week. If in doubt or you experience any undesirable affects, stop
and check with your doctor before continuing.
Food cravings may be caused by hormonal changes in pregnancy, which can make some women more
or less sensitive to tastes and smells. There is no evidence, however, that a craving indicates a need
for any particular nutrient. If you crave pickles, for instance, it does not mean you need salt, and if you
crave ice cream, you are not short on calcium. You may simply want the comfort associated with
certain types of foods. If your cravings for junk food get out of hand, try to substitute foods that are
more nutritious but similar in some way.
If you're looking for something cool and creamy, have ice milk or low-fat frozen yogurt instead of ice
cream.
If you're looking for crunch, have baby carrots or unsalted pretzels instead of prawn crackers or
potato chips.
If you're looking for a sweet taste, have fresh, frozen, canned or dried fruit instead of candy, cake or
cookies.
Pica is an unusual, rare but serious condition that leads to cravings for foods that are not normally
eaten, such as raw flour and cornstarch, and nonfoods including clay and paste. It may be related to
an iron deficiency, and it also occurs in some pregnant women. Some people have even been known
to crave toxic substances such as lead. If you find yourself craving unusual substances, call your
doctor right away.
Morning (noon and night) sickness is something of a misnomer for the nausea or vomiting that may
occur in the early months of pregnancy at any time of day. It is probably caused by hormonal changes
that upset the gastrointestinal tract. If you find yourself vomiting more than twice a day, call your
doctor.
To help you through this uncomfortable rite of passage:
Eat smaller, more frequent meals, and do not let your stomach get empty.
Avoid spicy and fried foods and eat plain, easy-to-digest foods, such as crackers, pasta, potatoes and
rice.
Drink fluids between meals, not with them--and not before breakfast.
Eat a snack such as cereal with milk, cheese or fruit before going to bed at night.
Eat a snack of crackers, dry toast or plain bisuit before you get out of bed.
Get up slowly from bed; rushing is tough on your digestive system.
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The more educated you are, the more likely you are to exercise
Of those lacking a high school diploma, only 8.2% engaged in "regular, vigorous" exercise, while
46.5% admitted to "no participation in physical activity." Among college graduates, 21.9% exercised in
a "regular, vigorous" manner, while 17.8% were considered sedentary.
Water, first thing in the morning, is better than fruit juice
Fruit juice is high in sugar. Since most of us are dehydrated in the morning, water's the best thing to
do the trick anyway.
A few deep breaths before eating can help you lose weight
Not only will it help you to slow down but the oxygen will help to metabolize the food better.
It's called deliberate eating. It means not just giving in to hunger but enjoying and savoring the food
completely. By taking a few deep breaths before starting a meal you feel fuller faster and after eating
feel more satisfied
Fat may not make you fat
For years, popular diet books assured the chubby masses that a low-fat diet was the key to weight
loss. They were right . . .and wrong. It's calorie density—not fat—that determines how many calories
people eat ,” says Susan Roberts of Tufts University in Boston . For 18 days, Roberts offered 14
people meals that were either low-fat (20 percent of calories from fat) or high-fat (40 percent fat). But,
unlike other studies comparing high-fat and low-fat diets, these two regimens had the same amount
of fiber, palatability, and calorie density (that's a food's calories divided by its weight). “When we kept
calorie density constant, people on the high-fat diet ate no more calories than people on the low-fat
diet ,” says Roberts. But her research doesn't let fat off the hook, because it's so calorie-dense. “Fat
is important to watch out for, but low-fat foods that are high in sugar like Snack Well's cookies and
Entenmann's cakes are also high in calorie density ,” says Roberts's colleague Megan McCrory . The
bottom line is that low-fat diets that are loaded with vegetables and fruits and other high-fiber, low-
calorie foods may indeed help keep the pounds off. Diets filled with calorie-dense low-fat cakes,
cookies, ice cream—and even bread, pasta, and crackers—may not.
You can blame only one-third of your weight problem on your genes
Although some rare genetic diseases are associated with obesity, you still maintain a majority of the
control when it comes to your weight.
Generally, overweight people do not have enough liquids in their diet
The body needs at least eight cups of liquids each day to maintain basic functions Excess liquid is
used to break down fats. Without the daily minimum of water, the body has difficulty breaking down
the fats in the diet. Ten to twelve cups of water can quite literally flush fats from the body.
Some exercises are better than others
When it comes to dieting, the goal is to burn calories and different exercises do that at different
rates. Here are some examples of the energy expended by a 150-pound person in 30 minutes of
continuous exercise:
Aerobics 200-250 calories
Bicycling, Stationary 250-300 calories
Bicycling, Actual 300-400 calories
Running, 5-6 mph 300-350 calories
Stair climber 200-250 calories
Walking briskly 150-180 calories
Reduce your calories by 3,500 and you will lose 1 pound
That does not mean starve yourself. The goal is to maintain a healthy, balanced diet while reducing
total caloric intake. If your trying to lose weight starving yourself is one of the worst things you can
do. The key is, as we have said, slow and steady weight loss. source, applied nutrition
Of those lacking a high school diploma, only 8.2% engaged in "regular, vigorous" exercise, while
46.5% admitted to "no participation in physical activity." Among college graduates, 21.9% exercised in
a "regular, vigorous" manner, while 17.8% were considered sedentary.
Water, first thing in the morning, is better than fruit juice
Fruit juice is high in sugar. Since most of us are dehydrated in the morning, water's the best thing to
do the trick anyway.
A few deep breaths before eating can help you lose weight
Not only will it help you to slow down but the oxygen will help to metabolize the food better.
It's called deliberate eating. It means not just giving in to hunger but enjoying and savoring the food
completely. By taking a few deep breaths before starting a meal you feel fuller faster and after eating
feel more satisfied
Fat may not make you fat
For years, popular diet books assured the chubby masses that a low-fat diet was the key to weight
loss. They were right . . .and wrong. It's calorie density—not fat—that determines how many calories
people eat ,” says Susan Roberts of Tufts University in Boston . For 18 days, Roberts offered 14
people meals that were either low-fat (20 percent of calories from fat) or high-fat (40 percent fat). But,
unlike other studies comparing high-fat and low-fat diets, these two regimens had the same amount
of fiber, palatability, and calorie density (that's a food's calories divided by its weight). “When we kept
calorie density constant, people on the high-fat diet ate no more calories than people on the low-fat
diet ,” says Roberts. But her research doesn't let fat off the hook, because it's so calorie-dense. “Fat
is important to watch out for, but low-fat foods that are high in sugar like Snack Well's cookies and
Entenmann's cakes are also high in calorie density ,” says Roberts's colleague Megan McCrory . The
bottom line is that low-fat diets that are loaded with vegetables and fruits and other high-fiber, low-
calorie foods may indeed help keep the pounds off. Diets filled with calorie-dense low-fat cakes,
cookies, ice cream—and even bread, pasta, and crackers—may not.
You can blame only one-third of your weight problem on your genes
Although some rare genetic diseases are associated with obesity, you still maintain a majority of the
control when it comes to your weight.
Generally, overweight people do not have enough liquids in their diet
The body needs at least eight cups of liquids each day to maintain basic functions Excess liquid is
used to break down fats. Without the daily minimum of water, the body has difficulty breaking down
the fats in the diet. Ten to twelve cups of water can quite literally flush fats from the body.
Some exercises are better than others
When it comes to dieting, the goal is to burn calories and different exercises do that at different
rates. Here are some examples of the energy expended by a 150-pound person in 30 minutes of
continuous exercise:
Aerobics 200-250 calories
Bicycling, Stationary 250-300 calories
Bicycling, Actual 300-400 calories
Running, 5-6 mph 300-350 calories
Stair climber 200-250 calories
Walking briskly 150-180 calories
Reduce your calories by 3,500 and you will lose 1 pound
That does not mean starve yourself. The goal is to maintain a healthy, balanced diet while reducing
total caloric intake. If your trying to lose weight starving yourself is one of the worst things you can
do. The key is, as we have said, slow and steady weight loss. source, applied nutrition
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