Showing posts with label Diets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diets. Show all posts

Sunday, August 7, 2011

Ditch diets and discover a guilt-free guide to eating more...and weighing less

PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 31, 2011 – Sally received a huge amount of publicity when she launched her first best-selling book, “50 Steps to Lose 50kg . . . And Keep it Off” back in September 2010 and her latest book is set to be just as popular.

“After the success of my first book, I’d lost count of how many people around Australia have contacted me asking me exactly what I eat and how I managed to work out what’s the best thing to buy when I’m out shopping for food,” says Sally. “So this book details the recipes I devised to lose over 50kg – and they’re easy to prepare – most of them in as little as ten minutes!”

In addition to the 100+ delicious, healthy recipes that helped Sally lose weight, she also gives readers the general guidelines behind her approach to food, why diets don’t work for long-term weight loss, and why most people who do lose weight eventually regain it.  The book also offers an easy to follow guide to the role hormones play in weight loss.
“So many people think weight loss and healthy eating is all about a strict diet, portion control, calorie counting and the ‘everything in moderation approach’,” says Sally.  “But in my experience none of these things work in the long term because they don’t balance the physical, psychological and practical aspects of our lives.”  While Sally’s approach does include ten rules that she lives by everyday, they are rules that you can break and still achieve success with - provided you create equivalent alternatives that work for you in all three levels of your life.

Sally introduces readers to proven-to-work approaches to food, healthy eating and healthy living and also includes extracts from the food diaries she kept throughout her weight loss journey.  Her approach will help you lose weight for good and eat guilt-free forever.

“I help readers get real about weight loss and shift their focus from what they should do to what they can do now to succeed in dropping the weight for good,” says Sally.  “But it’s not all about pain and suffering – quite the opposite actually, and I’m proof of it.  I’ve lost over 50kg - it’s still off - and it’s never coming back!”

About the author:

Sally Symonds has been described as “one of Australia’s leading health and fitness experts” (Good Health magazine).Originally losing 45 kg in 33 weeks in 2002-3, Sally not only kept that weight off – she lost more.  Eventually losing over 50% of her original body weight, she is one of the few healthy life educators with personal experience in significant weight loss. Indeed, to put Sally’s weight loss in perspective, only one of Australia’s “Biggest Losers” – Bob Herdsman (2009) – has a bigger weight loss percentage.  A qualified wellness coach, personal trainer and NLP (neuro-lingustic programming) practitioner, Sally now works with individuals and corporations who want to change their lives – and health – for the better. Through her individual consultations, workplace training programs and online wellness coach services, she helps transform the minds and bodies of everyday people around the world. She is also a highly sought-after motivational and inspirational speaker.

Originally from a cattle property, Sally’s diverse background also includes degrees in English literature and Speech and Drama – all of which have undoubtedly contributed to her unique and creative approach to weight loss.

50+ Recipes to Lose 50+kg . . . And Keep It Off includes tips such as:

•  A simple guide to reading food labels – what they say, what this means and what it    
could be hiding
•  Revelations about the reliability of the %DI, food pyramid and nutrition information
panels in relation to weight loss
•  An explanation of what healthy food badges (such as the Heart Foundation Tick, Low GI
label and Treatwise) actually mean, as well as their effects upon us as consumers
•  Why most people suffer from psychological “diet baggage” without even realizing it
•  How society’s shifting norms invite us to ignore our growing girths
•  The key to successful healthy eating – how you can eat more, but weigh less

ENDS

?Sally Symonds is available for interview

For further information please contact:
Sally Symonds on 0417 727 625 or 07 3278 4785 or sally@sallysymonds.com.au?

Available at all good bookstores or online at http://www.sallysymonds.com.au

Sally Symonds Healthy Life Mentor focuses on helping people lose weight and gain and work/life balance in time-efficient ways. It offers wellness coaching, online healthy life club, individual consultations and workplace transformations.

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Saturday, July 23, 2011

Majority Of Summer Diets Don’t Last More Than A Week

PRLog (Press Release) – Jul 19, 2011 – With the summer holidays upon us, the UK’s leading independent celebrity fashion website has conducted a study in order to explore how women around the UK are getting their bikini bodies ready; and whether or not any turn to diets in order to do so.

www.MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk polled 1,814 women aged 18 and over from around the UK, asking them questions surrounding how they usually prepare for the beach when summer comes around.  

Respondents taking part in the study were initially asked, “Do you ever diet in order to prepare your bikini body for the summer?” to which two thirds, 68%, of respondents answered ‘yes.’

These respondents were then asked how long their diets usually lasted. The majority, 54%, admitted to usually giving up on their diet after just one week, whilst just a fifth, 19%, admitted that they usually ‘fulfilled their diet target’.

The respondents who admitted to giving up on their diets after just one week were then asked to state the main reasons why they tended to give up. According to the results, the top 5 reasons were as follows:

1)   Don’t have the willpower – 31%
2)   Don’t see difference in weight/body -  23%
3)   Diet food boring – 21%
4)   Don’t feel supported by others – 14%
5)   Social life conflicts – 10%

Of the respondents who said that they give up on diets because they don’t feel supported, 35% explained that their relatives/ work colleagues don’t help by eating “normal food” around them, whilst 33% admitted that they found it easier to diet with someone else to keep up their motivation.

The study also revealed that women who aim to lose weight before the summer want to lose an average of  ‘7.2 pounds’ before they reveal their bikini body on the beach.

Furthermore, those who admitted to summer dieting were asked why they wanted to do so. Just over a third, 36%, of the respondents said that they didn’t feel comfortable going on holidays with their ‘winter weight’, whilst under a quarter, 26%, admitted that they wanted a ‘lookalike body’, similar to some female celebrities.

A further 19% admitted to feeling pressure to do so by their relatives/ work colleagues who were actually doing one, whilst 16% said that they wanted to counteract the weight that they believed they’d gain on holiday.

Andy Barr, Marketing Director of MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk, commented on the findings:

“Most people, men and women alike, feel that they’d like to lose a few pounds before they hit the beach, but it was surprising to see that the majority give up on diets after just one week. Dieting can be tricky, particularly if life commitments get in the way, but I suppose it takes a lot of willpower and support from others to succeed. Instead of dieting, as many women don’t need to; we would recommend finding some great swimwear that compliments your shape, as this can be a great confidence booster on the beach. Dressing right can do wonders for your self-esteem, and there are plenty of styles out there to suit every figure!”

ENDS

LINK: http://www.MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk

For more information, or to interview a member of the MCF team, please contact Emma Kent of 10 Yetis Public Relations Agency on emmak@10yetis.co.uk or 01452 348211.  

EDITORS NOTES

http://www.MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk has been featured in The Daily Mail, The Guardian, 1916338565  Metro, The Daily Telegraph, Glamour Magazine and more.

The site lists the latest discounts and offers across a number of big name brands including Armani, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger etc
Large high street retail outlets such as House of Fraser, Schuh, Laura Ashley, Miss Selfridge, Marks and Spencer, and Wallis have their ranges and latest fashion items listed on the site.



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