4 Reasons Why Most Diets Fail

Back in my university days, I had a few months where I went
on a no-grain, mostly raw food diet (or at least I tried to).

I found that avoiding grains was pretty difficult because
they're in so many products, like rice, pasta, bread, baked
goods, and even soy sauce!

The second thing that made this diet very hard for me was the
fact that I got sick during that time. I don't know if it
was caused by nutritional deficiencies or by eating some
contaminated food.

Diets are typically prone to failure, and you'll want to know
why. It's usually because they:

* Are nutritionally inadequate
If you don't have the right nutrition, you're just not going
to feel good

* Are too hard to follow
For example, can you easily follow a diet that tells you to
maintain a specific carbohydrate/protein/fat ratio? Having
this kind of restriction can interfere too much with your
life.

* Are slow to give results
People want to get results as quickly as possible. When
they don't see the results quickly enough, they can get
frustrated and abandon the diet.

* Depend on unsafe ingredients
Unsafe ingredients can have unwanted and negative side-effects
that make it difficult for people to stay on the diet.

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How being short can feel like being overweight

In school, standing out from the crowd can make you feel
like you're different and don't belong. You may get picked
on and this could happen, for example, because you're shorter
than everyone else.

The same type of thing can happen if you appear physically
overweight or obese. Here are some of the intangible costs
of obesity:

* Physical restrictions
* Low self-esteem
* Depression
* Social discrimination
* Reduced quality of life

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