Tuesday, January 20, 2009

5 Quick Tips on Eating Out So that You Still Loose Weight

Eating Out and Maintaining Weight Loss



Yes it’s true you can still eat out and still loose weight. Now there are guidelines you should follow and I spent some time listing out the ones that are quick and easy to implement right away when eating out.

Order a salad with chicken or meat. Yah I know it sounds boring but you and I both know that when ordering another entrée that you will get all the added extras that yes taste great but hinder your weight loss progress.

Ask for dressings and extras on the side so that you can add as little as you need and not have the restaurant decide how much of the bad stuff you get.

If you want an entrée that just seems too much for you see if you’re friend or significant other will split it with you that way you still get what you want but not more than that.

Remember to read the whole menu. We are only human and usually we will get the first good thing we see. Take the time to read the menu and find something with more veggies than potato’s.

Don’t be afraid to ask the waiter what the food is made with. Is that made with cream? Does that have butter? If you ask and find out that the case is yes it’s made with those extra’s see if the chef can skip it.

Remember this is you’re body and no one or place should decide what you fuel you’re body with so take the time to research the food you eat and you’ll find that you can still eat out and maintain the weight loss.

Until Next Time

WSC

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