Hi everybody,

Recently, Maria and I spent the day up at the Sunshine
Coast visiting the Pineapple Plantation and
Caloundra.

This week I thought that I would make a comment
about eating out.

There is one thing that I would like to share
with you from my experience of spending a day
out up at the Sunshine Coast.

When it comes to LOSING WEIGHT, visiting
tourist attractions are going to make it
difficult.

Most TOURIST OUTLETS generally have products
that are HIGH IN CALORIES such as desserts,
lollies, cakes and parfaits etc or HIGH IN FATS
such as fish and chips, and pies.

Spending a day out can sabotage your weight loss
efforts if you don’t PLAN YOUR DAY.

I know from experience, avoid these items of
food because once you start, the more likely it is
that you will crave for more.

HIGH CALORIE ITEMS such as ICE CREAMS and
desserts are filled with empty calories.

Calories of this nature will give you energy for
a short while but will quickly bring you back
to a spot of feeling hungry once again.

Your body begins to crave for more food to
satisfy your nutritional needs.

Fried foods such as fish and chips can be high
in fats due to the methods of being prepared.

CHIPS are fried in SATURATED FATS, salt is
added for taste and once again you end up with
high calories and the proportion of fat in
your diet is too high.

As a suggestion, try to AVOID the above TAKE
AWAY
foods.

If you are serious about weight loss, PREPARE
AHEAD and take an eski with your own selection
of foods for the day.

Have a bbq at the beach and take a piece of
chicken or lean meat, or buy some fish and grill
it or cook it in foil.

Salad is easy to prepare and take it with you as
well. Fruit is generally easy to take with you
or easy to purchase when you are out and about.

AVOID SOFT DRINKS. The calorie content is too
high and they do not substitute water.

Purchase a large bottle of water and drink
from it regularly during the day.

As a note, a can of coke is 160 calories with
about 10 teaspoons of sugar.

If you do have a coffee, make sure that you
DRINK PLENTY OF WATER so that you avoid
dehydration.

Well, I hope that this assists
you with your weight loss efforts.

Looking forward to next time.

If you have time, write and let us know how
things are going.

Oh by the way,

while I was out yesterday, my wife and I spent
a few quiet moments having a choc coated almond
protein bar and a cup of hot herbal beverage.

Herbalife protein bars are fantastic products
for satisfying your hunger needs and the herbal
beverage is refreshing and uplifting.

Protein Bars

Herbal Beverage

They are a great combination.

Also, not sure about you, but I know that I get
pretty tired at the end of a day’s outing
especially when it comes to driving home.

For this reason, I took a sachet of LiftOff
with me. It works like a treat. And it is a
great substitute to falling asleep at the
wheel of a vehicle.

Liftoff

If you would like to know anything more about
our products, just visit our website at

SafeWeightLoss.ws

Bye for now.

James and Maria Tansell

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http://shakesforbreakfast.com

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Hi everybody,

Just dropping by to wish you a very HAPPY EASTER.

We hope that this Easter is a special one for you. Easter holidays
are usually a time to catch up with family members and friends.

Easter can also be a weight watchers nightmare.

Out come the CHOCOLATES by the dozen and the HOT CROSS BUNS.

If you are a lover of chocolate and at the same time on a plan to
reduce your weight, then Easter could end up passing you by without
losing any weight.

On the other hand, you could find yourself gaining weight.

Well, we don’t want that and we don’t want you feeling guilty after
Easter.

Here are a couple of SUGGESTIONS.

1. KNOW YOUR LIMITS

While eating hot cross buns and chocolates are yummy, know the
calories so that you understand the effect of eating too much.

One Plain Hot Cross bun is equivalent to 230 CALORIES.

Now if you are a woman about 5’2″ or 160 cm in height and about 60
kgs in weight, your suggested calorie counter for losing weight
would be approximately 1200 calories for the day.

As you can see, one hot cross bun is a high portion of your daily
allowance.

As a comparison, we have a Herbalife SHAKE each morning for
breakfast and the calorie content is approximately 230.

In reality, when you wake up each day over Easter and start with
eating a hot cross bun, you are going to find a desire to eat more
than one.

Breads and buns are easy to eat more of because the protein content
is not there and we tend to eat a lot of it before we feel satisfied.

As a suggestion, if you are going to eat a hot cross bun, have a
LOW CALORIE HIGH PROTEIN breakfast first (similar to our shake
breakfast) and then have a bun. At this point, your appetite will
be under control.

So, use restraint and have nutritious meals FIRST.

2. BE WARY OF THE EASTER BUNNY.

Did you know that the marching Easter bunny chocolate (18cm) from
Darrel Lea is 425 CALORIES and one small choc egg is 160 calories?

As a suggestion, don’t eat your chocolate egg in one sitting. Put
it in the fridge and only eat some of it as a reward for having
your nutritious meal first.

Remember, having control of your weight is about controlling what
goes in our mouth, how often and what.

So, having said all this, enjoy your Easter and if you are a lover
of chocolates and hot cross buns like me, join me in deciding not
to have that bun until I have eaten a NUTRITIOUS MEAL.

And remember to savour (and saver) your chocolate bunny over a few
days and only have some of it as a reward for eating healthy in the
first place.

So, happy Easter and many blessings.

Best wishes for safe and meaningful Easter.

James & Maria Tansell
Australia +61-7-33911656
Mobile 0421-846-046

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