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Eric Bonilla, Owner of Premier-Sport-Fitness.com, Gives Healthy Tips that Every Dieter Should Know

Halloween is the time when weight gain usually starts, although December is usually blamed for the Holiday weight gain. Here are four tips that allow you to have a Halloween treat and still keep those pounds off.
For men and women trying to lose weight it's imperative that they follow a plan and goals. They can't just have bags and bags of Halloween candy laying around for 'Trick or Treaters' and not expect to have their fair share -- if they don't have a plan.

Walnut, CA (PRWEB) October 26, 2007 -- Local fitness expert Eric Bonilla has information every dieter needs to know: Halloween is when the holiday weight gain really starts. While December is usually the month blamed for holiday weight gain, Bonilla warns those wanting to lose weight that thanks to Halloween the pounds actually start to get packed on in late October.

"The amount of candy that people consume is alarming," Bonilla was quoted as saying. "One of the main problems is the smaller 'snack sizes' that the candy manufacturers have made available. Eating several 'mini' chocolate bars is something people see as 'ok' because of their smaller size."

But the fitness expert reminds dieters that just because something is smaller doesn't mean it's ok to consume as many as they want. "For men and women trying to lose weight it's imperative that they follow a plan and goals. They can't just have bags and bags of Halloween candy laying around for 'Trick or Treaters' and not expect to have their fair share -- if they don't have a plan."

Bonilla recommends these 4 tips for keeping the pounds off while still allowing for a Halloween treat:
1) Allow yourself just one piece of candy in the morning and then one at night. Skip any desserts that you would normally eat after dinner.
2) Only buy enough candy so that you expect to run out before the evening is over. It's crucial to weight loss success to not have "trigger" foods lying around -- the temptation is often too great.
3) Increase your exercise activity by thirty minutes on every day that you eat your two pieces of candy. This will counteract the increase in calories that you are consuming.
4) If people indulge a bit too much it's important to forgive themselves and move on. Dwelling on the past will not help their success.

Eric Bonilla is the owner of Premier Sport & Fitness and has been a fitness professional for over 15 years. Bonilla is available for interviews or to discuss other story ideas related to weight loss and fitness. He can be reached at 909 595 2670. For even more information please visit Premier-Sport-Fitness.com.

Contact:
Eric Bonilla
Premier-Sport-Fitness.com
310 766 7737

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