By
eHow Sports & Fitness Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Challenging
Step1
Add an hour of moderate aerobic exercise training to your daily routine. Walking is ideal, because it meets the needs of people at every fitness level and doesn't require equipment or training.
Step2
Drink eight glasses of water each day. Water keeps you from feeling dehydrated, which you might mistake for an ice cream craving.
Step3
Eliminate all alcoholic beverages from your diet. Alcohol contains seven empty calories per gram, and drinking unnecessarily stimulates your appetite.
Step4
Initiate a weight-training regimen for your arms three times a week. If you have time to weight train other areas of the body that's a bonus, but arms show definition faster than larger muscle groups.
Step5
Eat nine servings of fresh fruits and vegetables each day. The powerful antioxidants neutralize free radicals generated by your increased exercise. Nine servings seems like a lot, but 1/2 cup of dried fruit provides two servings.
Step6
Trade refined sugars for whole grains. Refined sugars, like the high-fructose corn syrup ubiquitous in snack foods, leave you feeling washed out and hungry after a spike in insulin levels zaps your blood sugar level. Look for the words "whole grain" on the label, and enjoy a sustained energy level.