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                     However, if you're not continuing with the changes that you've made, you   might find yourself back at the original weight that you were.  Instead of going   up and down on the scale, here are ten secrets that you can use to keep your   slim figure.  
                    Weight training works - Studies have shown that people   that have more muscle mass will burn more calories, even at rest.  Because of   this fact, you will want to incorporate some weight training into you   maintenance plan so that as you increase your calorie intake, you're able to   burn them off without any gain.  Food journaling - When you write down   what you eat, you will be able to control the amount of food that you are   eating.  Even if you only write down your food intake for a few days a week,   keeping an eye on how you're eating can help alert you of problems before they   become pounds. Daily exercise - When you want to keep the weight off,   exercise will need to become a part of your life.  However, this doesn't mean   that you need to workout for hours each day.  Try to fit in thirty to sixty   minutes of exercise each day to keep extra weight at bay. Allow   yourself treats - Life isn't about deprivation, so neither should your new   figure.  When you've lost weight, you have learned about how much you needed to   eat in order to cut back on calories.  Once you've learned this, you can also   learn to have a treat every now and then, enjoying it instead of overindulging   in it. Look at making changes rather than dieting - When you're looking   to lose weight, the ‘sprint' approach isn't going to be a long term fix.  You   need to permanently change your eating habits in order to ensure that your   weight stays at its new position. Learn to make favorite recipes   healthier - If you have a favorite cheesecake recipe; why not learn how to make   it lower in fat and sugar? This way, you can still enjoy the foods you love. Get support - You don't have to join a weight loss club to do this, but   telling your friends and family about your goals can help to get everyone into   supporting your efforts.  When you do this, people will start to recognize that   family gatherings should have healthy options as well as not always revolve   around food. Keep the stress away - Many people eat when they are   stressed, but when you've lost weight, you want to avoid this kind of trigger.    Instead, figure out ways that help you deal with stress.  What can you do   instead of eating to help calm down and relax? Watch your weight   - Studies have shown that those that regularly monitor their weight tend to keep   off weight better than those that don't.  You don't have to get on the scale   every day, but weighing in once a week can help alert you to when you might need   to rethink that second slice of pie. Recognize a slip up and forgive   yourself - When you start to get angry about mistakes, you can backslide into old   eating habits.  You will have times when eating right will be more difficult,   but you will persevere.   Acknowledge that you made a poor eating choice   (or several) and then forgive yourself and eat better at the next meal.  There's   no need to punish your self. 
 Keeping the weight off can actually be more   difficult than losing it in the first place, but when you're committed to   keeping trim, these tips will make sure that you do.
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