Even a little weight loss makes a big difference in your health

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Being overweight and trying again and again to lose those extra pounds produces so many anxieties and crazy ways of thinking that too many people have given up. Since most of the anxiety associated with being overweight early in our lives is emotional, and we meet so much failure from dieting, we rarely think about the health benefits we may be missing some day far in the future. That is until our feelings of being trapped are set. Because significant weight loss requires real patience and commitment, many people give up when it doesn't all come off in one extremely difficult diet. Maybe it's time to start thinking about the amazing incremental health benefits of weight loss and make them the real reason for doing Xyngular® on an ongoing basis, a few pounds every week.

Health impact
Even small reductions in weight can make a huge impact on our health. We don't have to look like an aerobic instructor to feel significantly better and have remarkably better health. Research has shown that even a small amount of weight loss of… say 5 percent to 10 percent weight loss (kept off) is going to produce surprising health benefits in future years.

More than half of the adult population in America is overweight. Many overweight or obese people believe that only a huge and dramatic reduction in body weight can produce noticeable health benefits. But research reveals that losing even a small amount of weight can produce benefits and that can be significant enough reason to keep persistently losing weight safely on Xyngular products.

Economic benefits
If better health is not enough, you may be interested to learn that research shows that there are significant economic benefits linked to losing weight as well. According to research in the October 1999 American Journal of Public Health, people who lost 10% of total body weight, and kept it off, saved about $5,200 in medical expenses throughout their life. This is money spent on treating such things as hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, and many other obesity-related problems ("Even Modest Weight Loss Is Good for Your Health." www.mercola.com, January 2, 2008).

ACTION STEPS:
1. Instead of only measuring your weight loss success in inches and pounds lost, start noticing the health benefits you get from your weight loss. Write them in your journal. Share them on Facebook. They can be more compelling to some people than the dramatic before-and-after photos.

2. If you've lost only a little weight on Xyngular so far, imagine the economic benefits you'll receive when you don't have to pay all the doctor and pharmacy bills for hypertension, acid reflux, diabetes, arthritis, etc. Look around your family and ask about the expenses of those who are overweight. 

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