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Goodcharlotte1998 Answered:
your diet is good the most likely reason your not loosing the weight is because you need to exercise more. that's it, simple as that all you need to do is at least 20 min of exercise per day.

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mypinktvtoes Answered:
Add some more fiber to your diet. Drink as much water ad you can. Cut out dairy it'll make you bloat on top of adding water weight and try to cut out carbs as much as possible. Brown rice is a great grain,so good job there. It seems you aren't eating often enough and what you are eating is really that nutritional. Look for foods that are low calorie and high in taste. I switched burgers, which I love, for mushroom veggie burgers. They are 100 calories for a pattie and the bread I use is called miniwhich I believe and is also 100 calories. When I feel like a snack I'll eat a fiber one bar or drink an Odwalla drink which is loaded with veggies and fruit depending which you get. I like the Mo'Beta one. Almonds are also a great snack if you are able to eat nuts. I hope this helped a little. Good luck and don't give up

Red Answered:
try to not eat marshmellows or any salad dressing, and instead of cereal which has a lot of sugar and carbs for breakfast, eat raw vegetables.for dinner, have more raw vegetables.

keep doing it.it will start to take effect eventually.be aware of your blood sugar and keep some raw vegetables to snack on throughout the day incase you get low blood sugar.

eat brown rice on occasion to keep your blood sugar and protein levels up, as well as some beans (not chilli, just soaked and cooked beans with vegetables)

don't eat those nakd raw bars so often

i've given you a tough regimen to follow so it would be okay if you didn't follow it 100%, but it's a goal to strive for.

You also might try fasting every other day.

Howard Edwards Answered:
yeah.too much carb and not enough protein and fat."Fat free marshmallows"?yeah give me a break,show me evidence that low fat is good.

Jennifer Answered:
Definitely get some blood work done- insulin response, thyroid, etc. You could be insulin resistant which would explain your hanging onto weight. Try eating low glycemic foods, not overdoing the low-fat food (fat is OK as long as it's not trans far/hydrogenated oil), and eating more frequently in order to stabilize blood sugar levels. Check out the Paleo Solution podcast or just google "Paleo diet." A lot of Americans hang onto weight because we eat a disproportionate amount of refined carbs, avoid fat, and don't sleep well. Refined carbs lack fiber & low-fat lacks, well,..fat. Both fat & fiber help to keep you feeling fuller longer- it has a LOT to do with insulin response. Health sleep patterns are also very important for weight management. You should check into it.Hope you find your answer!

Mohamad Answered:
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Ian Answered:
It doesn't sound like your diet is the problem here so I wouldn't change what you're eating too much. You've got a great balance of nutrients and are eating enough to fuel your exercise without overindulging so keep up the good work on this front.

I feel that your exercise regime could be the sticking point. You should see faster results if you incorporate more high intensity activity into your schedule. Anything that elevates the heart rate and gets you out of breath will burn calories and fat at a fast rate so should prove a good option for weight loss. I suggest that you replace two of your weekly yoga sessions with cardio workouts.

As you say, work related restrictions can act as barriers to weight loss, but it is possible to schedule exercise around your business commitments. Take a look here for some useful ideas of how to balance work and exercise effectively:

http://howtoburnfat.co.uk/2008/11/how-to

Good luck and I hope this helps!