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Why are you limping? You don't seem to have bare minimum appetite to do your job? And why are you growing so thin day*by*day? Ma*am I am actually on a diet and most of the time I skip my meals. Within a week I have almost shaken off 9-10 pounds. When I stood on the weighing machine I just couldn't believe my eyes, but now I really feel tired even when I sit idle. Where did I go wrong?

George you were actually driven by the wild desire of losing weight by whatever way that may be. But dear there is a difference between weight loss and safe weight loss. You underwent the whole phenomenon omitting the *safe* part of it. Safe weight loss includes exercises, dieting, swimming, cycling but without giving up eating.

Do you know it is your eating habit that shapes your figure and physique? What you eat and how much you eat actually are to be considered. The secret behind good health and great physique lays in the ratio of how much calories you intake and how much you burn. The neutral effect has to be attained for maintaining an ideal weight. This is the key factor that shapes the basis of safe weight loss.

Do you think a weight-lifter skips his/her meals? Are you crazy? The amount of energy required by them to do that bulk of labor is immense. If they don't have that much intake of calories, records can't be created out of the blue. Now the importance lies in the ingredients of their diet. Similarly when you are planning for a weight loss safely, you have to follow an order of foods you consume.

It is necessary to give up high fatty foods but just don't give up fats and carbohydrates, the basic energy giving nutrients from your diet. There's a tendency in most of you that once you start dieting, your protein and mineral intake gets higher. This is also a wrong practice. Sometimes the results turn boomerang. Because you don't achieve the balance in calorie intake and the calorie burnt you lose your weight loss goal.

George this is exactly what you have done. You have missed the energy providers in your foods and unnecessarily lifted the burden of rigorous exercises to reduce your waistline. In no time at all you have seen the difference but in the rush you have lost the liveliness in you. Is this what you really wanted? Wouldn't it have been better if you had followed the safe weight loss tips?

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