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Hound those pounds away

If you have gained weight over the December holidays you need to put in energy and time to getting it back to where it needs to be.

Experts believe that the thing about weight gain is that your habits need to change. Dietician in private practice from Bryanston, Clair Julsing-Strydom previously told us, “You cannot keep doing what you are doing and expect the weight to change, so procrastinating is not helping anyone, you need to start today. The fact is that in real life, we are all going to go on holiday or experience life-changing events that might shift our weight, the key thing is to always come back to your correct weight.”

She recommends that if you have gained weight over the December holidays or during lockdown, you need to put in energy and time to getting it back to where it needs to be.

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She says there is a danger to small bouts of weight gain. The 1kg or 2kg that creep up now and then is how she ends up seeing patients who weigh 120kg and do not know how they got there. “Haphazard eating over time is what slowly accumulates weight,” she explains.

Julsing-Strydom, who is used to virtual consultations which is a service she has been offering for years, says that while some of her patients were battling with healthy eating during lockdown, quite a lot of patients are thriving, embracing their health goals and putting effort into nutritious cooking.

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