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Why Weight Loss Continues to Get Harder

Reviewed by: Erica An, BNutr&Diet, APD

Truth be told, weight loss has continued to get harder. In a word, it’s because everything has become too ‘easy’.

Now more than ever, we can effortlessly order food, alcohol and calorie-filled treats from our laptops, tablets and smartphones, without ever leaving our couch. 

How many times have you had good intentions to prepare a good meal, only to be wrecked at the end of the day and just ordered dinner via an app?

Over the past couple of decades, the food we order isn’t even perceptibly bad as fried takeout from bygone eras. These days the food on offer is often cheap, tasty, and offers enough nutritional value to keep us functioning reasonably well AND most importantly, it feeds our emotions and soul.

That combination is hard to beat. This is why it’s so easy for us to give into temptation so regularly, falling off the healthy living bandwagon.

Also Read: Why Am I So Hangry?

What’s The Alternative?

The biggest lesson to implement daily is to put a high value on your health. Agreed, it’s easier to reach for your phone and order Uber Eats each night. However, your body will thank you so much more if you fuel it with fresh, home cooking that’s nutrient dense. Searching for fresh, healthy foods (that make up only 10% of supermarket shelves) may seem too hard or timely to prepare, but you’ll notice your body rewarding you. Whether that be weight lost, or simply feeling energised and mentally focused.

Yes, home cooking may take more time. In spite of this, at the end of the day we must love ourselves enough to make good decisions for our body. We shouldn’t just give in to the norm of endless short-term highs of fast food, quick coffees and low prices.

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Tim Pittorino, BHSC
Tim has been working in the Fitness Industry for over 25 years as Personal trainer, holistic health coach as well as an Australian strength & conditioning coach. Tim has a degree in Health Science and is currently completing a Masters in Human Nutrition. After studying all things physiological for 20 years Tim now enjoys branching out into the other areas of wellness including mental health and emotional resilience. Tim’s lifetime goal is to see just how good the human body can feel, he loves to continually experiment with tried and proven methods as well as trying all the cool new findings.

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