The former Take That star has battled a fluctuating waistline since he was a teenager, and earlier this year (13), he began to pile miracle garcinia cambogia on the pounds again. An unkind article in the Daily Mail newspaper cruelly compared the star to Elvis Presley when his weight ballooned in the 1970s, but Williams is grateful for the insult as it forced him to cut back on the calories. He tells the newspaper’s Weekend magazine, “An article in the Daily Mail said I was starting to look like Elvis during a performance in Sweden. It did spur me on to a dramatic weight loss. Since then I’ve lost 23 or 24lb.
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Restrictive dieting harms your health in seven major ways
The winning strategy is well documented and simple — using only low-cost, tax efficient, passively managed funds, build a globally diversified (across multiple asset classes) portfolio that is tailored to your unique ability, willingness, and need to take risk, and have the discipline to stay the course. Yet, even legendary investor Warren Buffett noted that while investing is actually simple, it’s not easy. It’s not easy because we’re human beings, almost hard wired to make mistakes. “Investment Mistakes Even Smart People Make and How to Avoid Them” covered 77 such mistakes. And we’re especially vulnerable to mistakes caused by emotions that lead us to make bad decisions. Bull markets lead to emotions such as greed and envy taking over from our rational self — which can result in taking more risk than we should.
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Dieting and investing: Simple, but not easy
This can happen as early as a few weeks into dieting. Weight gain In addition to the threats of muscle loss and rebound overeating, the body has a third mechanism to maintain weight during a diet: slowing your metabolic rate. It does this by lowering levels of the thyroid hormone T3, which regulates metabolism. Frequent dieting only worsens the effect, making sustainable weight loss a distant possibility. Fat deficiency While low-fat dieting has been in fashion for decades, healthy fats from foods like meat, fish, eggs, avocados, and nuts and seeds are absolutely necessary for health. Fat cushions organs, coats every cell in the body, and is needed for brain function, production of hormones and absorption of vitamins A, D, E and K.
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