Weight Loss : Do These 10 Things To Lose Weight After 40
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Do These 10 Things To Lose Weight After 40
As we enter our 40s, many individuals find it increasingly challenging to maintain a healthy weight. Metabolism tends to slow down, hormonal changes can affect body composition, and lifestyle factors may shift priorities away from health and fitness. But it’s not impossible to shed those extra pounds or maintain a healthy weight after 40. Here are ten actionable steps you can take to achieve your weight loss goals:
1. Revamp Your Diet
When it comes to dieting, quality matters. Focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods such as fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, whole grains, and healthy fats. Try to minimize processed foods rich in sugars and unhealthy fats, which can contribute to weight gain.
2. Practice Portion Control
As metabolism slows, portion sizes may need to be adjusted. Consider using smaller plates, measuring serving sizes, and being mindful of your hunger cues. Eating until satisfied rather than stuffed can help you manage your caloric intake more effectively.
3. Stay Hydrated
Drinking enough water is crucial for overall health and can aid weight loss. Sometimes the body confuses thirst with hunger, leading to unnecessary snacking. Aim for at least eight 8-ounce glasses of water a day, and consider sipping herbal teas or infusing water with fruits for flavor.
4. Incorporate Strength Training
Building and maintaining muscle mass is essential for boosting metabolism, especially after 40. Incorporate strength training exercises at least two to three times a week, targeting all major muscle groups. This can include using weights, resistance bands, or body-weight exercises like squats and push-ups.
5. Prioritize Sleep
Quality sleep plays a key role in weight management. Poor sleep patterns can disrupt hormones like cortisol and insulin, which can lead to weight gain. Aim for 7-9 hours of restful sleep each night and create a calming bedtime routine to promote better sleep.
6. Manage Stress
Chronic stress can lead to unhealthy eating habits and weight gain, especially around the midsection. Adopt stress management strategies such as yoga, meditation, or deep breathing exercises. Regular physical activity also serves as an effective stress reliever.
7. Stay Active
Incorporate regular aerobic exercise into your routine. Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity each week, such as brisk walking, swimming, or cycling. Find enjoyable activities to remain consistent and engaged in your physical fitness routine.
8. Be Mindful of Alcohol Consumption
Alcohol can add unnecessary calories and may lead to uninhibited eating choices. Moderation is key; consider limiting alcohol intake or opting for lower-calorie options. Being mindful of the drinks you choose can significantly impact your weight loss efforts.
9. Set Realistic Goals
Setting achievable, realistic weight loss goals is crucial for maintaining motivation and focus. Instead of aiming for drastic changes, target losing 1-2 pounds per week. Celebrate small victories along the way, and don’t get discouraged by temporary setbacks.
10. Seek Professional Guidance
Consulting with a healthcare provider, nutritionist, or personal trainer can provide tailored advice to meet your needs. They can help you craft a personalized plan that takes into account any health concerns or lifestyle factors that may affect your weight loss journey.
Conclusion
While losing weight after 40 can present unique challenges, it is entirely possible with dedication and a balanced approach. By incorporating these ten strategies into your lifestyle, you can make meaningful changes that lead to successful weight management. Remember to be patient with yourself, stay committed, and make adjustments as needed. Embrace this exciting decade of life with a healthy, active, and vibrant new you!
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I didn’t know that calories on a label can be off by 20%. That’s wild. I have heard from a lot of fitness people that you should measure grams and ounces because it’s more accurate. I’ve been on a weight loss and fitness journey and I’m down 15 lbs. I’m 40 years old now so everything is harder physically, but honestly I feel great. I don’t track 100 percent of my calories but I do have what I call “tried and true” meals that I know have the protein that I need and include a lot of veggies and fruits. I include carbs in my diet for energy but I stay relatively low and I time them intelligently so I can fuel my workouts. I minimize the ultra processed foods as much as possible. Most of my drinks are low or no calories. Everything I’m doing now is different than anything I’ve ever done before. I allow little cheats here and there and it helps me stay on track. I’m mostly weight lifting, incline walking, and Pilates once a week. I stay active, now too. I feel it’s more of a lifestyle than a temporary thing.
WHEN HAVING THE BODY THAT YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED IS JUST 10 OR 12 POUNDS AWAY 😂😂😂
I have struggled with weight all my life. I’ve been thin, I’ve been heavy. I feel my best when I am active and I am finally not obsessed about what the scale says. Like I have mentioned before, I have learned so much from every video of yours. I feel that you are speaking to me directly. Thank you for being open and honest.
OMG this episode just opened my eyes…….THANK YOU THANK YOU. I worked out 6 days a week for 20 years listening to gym instructors and was 125 lb. Life and my job happened and now I am 182 lb I'm 5..2. way over weight and slowly changing thanks to you !!!!!!!!!!!
Love your show!! I am in the Miami/Broward area as well. Can you share a good local gynecologist? Mine doesn’t believe in menopause! 🙄🙃 I am 48 and I do follow Dr Marie Claire Haver. I checked the list of trained doctors on her site but wanted to know if you have anyone you love? I want to start checking my hormones and go into HRT. TIA!!! ❤
As someone who's been on GLP1 for two years who's also a T2D they are a game changer we've been waiting for this for a very long time amy from tiktok explains alot about how us women who do have metabolic disease stuggle she point how us obese girls have tired everything and how GLP1 SAVING LIVES we were a ticking timebomb before ozempic and mounjaro
I found the best exercise for me to feel good and still lose weight is inline skating. My heartbeat stays between 100 and 120 unless I'm climbing hills. I dont get sore. Low to no impact on my joints.
Im 49. I workout all the time. I dont weigh myself either 🙌
I agree with you, I never weighed myself because I never felt the need to. For years, I stayed in the same size of clothes and felt good.
Grateful for you ❤
Take berberine instead!!
Listening to this is a not only engaging and touching on relevant topics…but it’s really making me miss my old Turbo Jam dvds.
Anyone else here first find joy in exercise from letting yourself order from one of those Beachbody commercials years ago because Chalene just made exercise look fun with those workouts?
I do love your videos, you are so authentic and refreshing
The slippery slope of 3 glasses of wine 🍷, yep 😭😭😭
No words to capture the real gratitude I feel for your transparency and honesty and how much it's helped and helping me. ❤
Could you make a what I in a day video? And include all your supplements that you take
Chalene, you can do that because you are already in shape and look great all you got to do is twik it.
You are spot on chalene! Im currently taking semaglutide. Ive lost 7 lbs in two months. I take 25 units and ankther 25 units three days later. It supresses the appetite and i dont have the cravings. Its amazing. Im 45 and just started my weight training because of you. I felt myself getting weaker and i started to think of my patients who cant get up out of a chair and i decided that would never be me. ❤
Thank you so much! Been struggling since surviving triple positive breast cancer. I can’t take HRT. But this just gave me hope again. I am about 10-15# heavier than before and I am just so uncomfortable. I’ve always been active and fit with work! I just need to get a handle on my macros and what works again. Thanks again
I think there is more to ozempic. If there is improvement in cardiovascular health, brain health, joint and arthritis etc.. it’s not just about weight loss. This hormone must be delivering a whole lot more and maybe weight loss is a side effect but the hormone is healing something else.
That’s so funny you mentioned all that, i have always eaten a lot but pretty healthy and never liked restricting myselfI. I am a fidgeter and I’m usually active around the house. I used to work out for hours, jog, martial arts, Pilates ,everything but over the years I developed an autoimmune decease, Back, hip pain, my joints hurt. I thought I was doing everything right and yet I felt so bad. I am 52, petite and100lbs, people always asked me how I maintained my weight and eat so much, well a few years ago, I had to reduce my work outs due to pain and at first my body struggled with the change and I got moody but I learned that just being active and walking could maintain my weight, actually better than over exercising. Over doing it would make me hungrier and now I’ve had to teach my body to eat less because I’m not working out as much. And my hormones were low as well so I started pellets and I feel so much better now. I still do some hot yoga and 20” workouts from home everyday and it helps me maintain my weight. Thanks for sharing, I could totally relate 🥰