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Small Steps to Lose Big Pounds

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If you want to lose big weight , say over a 100 pounds, think
small steps.  Small changes made a little at a time can lead to
massive weight loss.

Think small steps. Only change one thing a week.

Week 1
For example, in the first week, eat more, not less. Eat 6 small
meals a day instead of 3 big ones. Eat what you usually do but
just divide it up into 6 small meals.

Week 2
In week 2, change what you eat also. No white foods (bread,
potatoes, pasta, rice). So, by the end of week 2 you are eating 6
small meals with no white foods. Article continues below.


























Week 3
In week 3, stop drinking sodas, even diet sodas. Only drink
water and tea with Splenda. You can also have lemonade sugar
free.

Week 4

No sugar at all. Drop all desserts, cookies, table sugar.

Week 5

Walk 30 minutes a day. Your ultimate goal is to walk 10,000
steps a day. The American Heart Association and most other
major health organizations recommend that we try to walk
10,000 steps a day. Most Americans walk fewer than 2000. Start,
and increase your steps each week. But don't worry. Just start.
And little by little, increase the number of steps you take.
Remember this is not a race. It's a journey.

Week 6

Walk 40 minutes a day.

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