Why Consistent Exercise Helps Keep the Weight Off
Saturday, September 05, 2009 - Byron J Richards, CCNThere are numerous studies showing that those who consistently exercise during and following weight loss are much more likely to maintain their new weight. The common reasons most people have to continue exercise is to maintain the better feeling of health and fitness and to burn calories. A new study provides a few new angles that may provide additional motivation. It showed that consistent exercise following weight loss directly reduced the urge to eat more food, specifically enhanced fat burning, and blunted the formation of new fat cells.
Big Pharma is spending hundreds of millions if not billions to develop drugs that will do what exercise will do. And they are also trying to make drugs to change the signals in your brain that could simply be changed by following the five simple rules of the Leptin Diet. These are examples of the “vital research†Big Pharma does, the excuse they give for overcharging Americans for the current drugs which are available everywhere else in the world at a far cheaper cost.
In many ways, being healthy is rather simple. You either do what it takes or you don’t. The choice is yours. Hoping for a wonder pill from Big Pharma, and allowing them to prevent affordable health care for everyone because they have to have money for ridiculous research, is not the right way to go about reducing the cost of health care.
Posted by Mitchell at 09:24 PM.
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