1. Drink Water, Especially Before Meals
It is often claimed that drinking water can
help with weight loss, and this is true. Drinking water can boost metabolism by
24-30% over a period of 1-1.5 hours, helping you burn off a few more calories. One
study showed that drinking a half liter of water about a half an hour before
meals helped dieters eat fewer calories and
lose 44% more weight.
Green tea
has many benefits, one of them being weight loss. Green tea contains small
amounts of caffeine, but it is also loaded with powerful antioxidants called
catechins, which are also believed to work synergistically with the caffeine to
enhance fat burning.
Added sugar is the single worst
ingredient in the modern diet, and most people are eating way too much of
it. Sugar (and
high fructose corn syrup) consumption is strongly associated with the risk of
obesity, as well as diseases like type 2 diabetes, heart disease and others. If
you want to lose weight, you should be cutting back on added sugars.
Refined carbohydrates are usually
sugar, or grains that have been stripped of their fibrous, nutritious parts . Refined
carbs can spike blood sugar rapidly, leading to hunger, cravings and increased
food intake a few hours later. Eating refined carbs is strongly linked to
obesity. If you want to get all the benefits of carb restriction, then consider taking this all
the way and going on a low carb diet.
Using smaller plates has been shown
to help people automatically eat fewer calories in some studies. Weird trick,
but it seems to work .
Counting calories can
be very useful, for obvious reasons. Normal human requires average 2600 Kcal
/day. To lose weight one have to limit calorie intake up to 1000kcal/day.
Doing aerobic exercise & Yoga is
an excellent way to burn calories and improve your physical and mental health. It
appears to be particularly effective to lose belly fat,
the unhealthy fat that tends to build up around your organs and cause metabolic
disease.
Fiber is often recommended for the
purpose of weight loss. Although the evidence is mixed, some studies show that
fiber (especially viscous fiber)
can increase satiety and help you control your weight over the long term.
Vegetables and fruits have several
properties that make them effective for weight loss. They contain few calories,
but a lot of fiber. They are also rich in water, which gives them a low energy
density. They also take a while to chew, and are very filling. These foods are
also super healthy and nutritious,
so eating them is important for all sorts of reasons.
It can take a while for the brain to
"register" that you've had enough to eat. Some studies show that
chewing more slowly can help you eat fewer calories and increase the production
of hormones linked to weight loss.
Sleep is highly underrated,
but it may be just as important as eating healthy and exercising. Poor sleep is
one of the strongest risk factors for obesity, being linked to an 89% increased
risk of obesity in children, and 55% in adults.
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