Issue #71

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Count Calories in Food

The necessity to count calories in food has lead many weight loss programs to dream up fanciful terms as food counting jargon, but no matter how you dress it up, it still comes down to having to count calories in food.

Counting systems can be useful.  They can allow the user a convenient way of labeling or categorizing foods.  However, the best weight loss programs are those which are honest and open about their systems, rather than those pretending that their special system has "magical" properties not known to calorie counters.  Several weight loss programs are, indeed, transparent about the counting system they use.  But sadly, many fail to pass this basic test.

The Discipline to Count Calories in Food

Whilst counting calories is crucial to these weight loss techniques, the discipline to count calories in food is invariably based on sticking to a budget.

For most, the very mention of the word "budget" sends your mind instantly into a state of torpor, but remember there is no such thing as a magical weight loss cure; just the right, expert advice, and lots of hard work.

Calories that do and don't Satisfy

Complicating the need to count calories in food, is the need to known exactly which foods to eat in the first place.  That is where a superb system like Slim for Life's Calorie Density classification solves this problem by rating all the foods you can eat, and sorting out the foods with the calories that most satiate your hunger, from those that will leave you always wanting more.

For more information on how to count calories in food, see the links below.

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