Everyday Solution (NAPSA)—Whether you want to maintain your current weight or lose a few extra pounds, weight loss is about balancing good nutrition and exercise and implementing an all-day, everyday solution. With a few simple tricks and advance planning, you can achieve your weight-management goals. For easy ways to jump-start your weight management, con- sider the followingtips: Visualize your outcome. Cut out a picture of a dress you like in a magazineor pull out a picture of yourself in your skinny jeans and tape it onto thefridge. Whatever you're aiming for, make sure it’s somewhere you canseeit and makesureit’s a realistic goal. e Start the day right. Start your day with cereal, which can provide essential vitamins and minerals and jump-start your metabolism. Never skipping a meal will help you stabilize blood sugar and control your appetite. Kellogg’s Special K brandoffers a delicious portfolio of cereals now with 3 gramsof fiber in each serving*. Cereals that now offer fiber are Red Berries, Fruit & Yogurt, Cinnamon Pecan, Vanilla Almond, Blueberry, and Chocolatey Delight. e Think ahead. When it comes to meals and snacks, don’t “play it by ear” if you know that every day at 4 p.m. you’re starving and end up heading to the Studies show that consumption of fiber is associated with lower body weight measures in U.S. adults.** vending machine or newsstand for a candy bar. Losing weight is a formula. So be prepared. A nutritious snack, such as a piece of fruit or a snack bar, will take care of that temptation and provide you with a way to snack on track as you build a system for healthy weight-loss success. Go for fiber. Studies show that consumptionof fiber is associated with lower body weight measures in U.S. adults**. Mix it up with cereals. The Special K brand has reformulated many of its cereal varieties with fiber to offer more positive nutrition without sacrificing great taste. For more information, visit www.specialk.com/cereals. * Special K Original does not currently contain addedfiber. ** Consumption of Fiber Is Associated with Lower Body Weight Measures in U.S. Adults: The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) 1999-2004, S.S. Cho, TA. Nicklas, C.E. O’Neil.
