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Ah, trying to lose weight when you’re working at an office. Office jobs can definitely make it harder to lose weight.
The long hours of inactivity don’t help, and there’s also the abundance of unhealthy food in the workplace. But work doesn’t have to make you helpless. A healthy, lean body is achievable regardless of what kind of job you have.
The following tips are simple and effective, and the best part is that they don’t require big changes in your day. Just a few adjustments here and there can put you on the road to success.
1. Workplace Snacks
First of all, take control of what you eat in the workplace, wherever you have that opportunity. It’s clear that changing your diet is more effective for weight loss than exercise alone.
One way to bring positive change is to always pack a snack with you. If you bring fruit, try to bring berries, as these have low sugar content. Also try bringing vegetables. Carrots and celery are good, if you don’t bring tons of dressing.
But try getting creative. Spinach, cucumbers, and peppers are delicious vegetables that make great snacks, and the feeling of fullness they provide is actually better than the sugary snacks you’re likely to find lying around the office.
- These snacks not only boost your metabolism, but they lessen your chances of eating extra junk food during your office meals. Add in the vital nutrients and rejuvenating enzymes of these vegetables, and you have a killer office snack!
2. Incorporate Exercise
Many people don’t think about it, but little changes like taking the stairs instead of the elevator will actually add up. Just park farther away from the door, and you’ll be doing something good.
Once you start making changes in your diet, this added exercise will be even easier because you’ll have more energy.
3. Remember All The Rewards
One key tip that I remind people of is that “today’s nutrition affects today’s performance.” Olympic athletes don’t eat junk before their races because they know that junk food will affect their physical performance immediately. If you want to operate at peak mental performance, think about how the same principle applies.
You can’t be ready to impress your colleagues, make business decisions and cultivate relationships if you’re always coming down off a sugar high, or feeling a headache from the 
coffee and donut that you’re now regretting.
4. Chew Gum
It’s been said that chewing gum can help reduce appetite, and my experience tells me it’s true.
Keeping your mouth active can alleviate cravings, partly because your body’s urge to eat is being satisfied through the chewing.
Try opening a pack of gum toward the end of the day, when those late-afternoon snack cravings kick in. It might just help you avoid the vending machine and make it home for a real meal!
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