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List 1 : Foods to eat every day
- Dark
Leafy greens
- Nuts
- Carrot
- Green
tea
- Whole grains
- Fruits
Whole grains are rich fiber and will keep
you fuller longer. Nuts are a good source of protein, and fruits have antioxidants
and resveratrol, know to promote longevity. Carrots are great for eye sight, green are healthy
& low calories.
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List 2 : Foods to eat 3 times a week
- Yogurt
- Cauliflower
- Broccoli
- Sweet
potato
- Avocado
- Oily
fish
- Tofu
Sardines are high in protein, and omega 3 fatty
acids, which are very good for your heart or the tiny bones, contain calcium,
Tofu is a low calorie protein source, and has more protein ground beef Cauliflower
and broccoli are praised for their cancer fighting properties. Yogurt is a great source of calcium.
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List 3 : Foods to eat once a week
- Red
meat
- White
starch
- Desserts
Alton brown‘s motto is , “ if you’re going
to have one drink , make it count . So you should choose a dessert or drink that
you really love and saver it. Be smart about your protein.
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List 4 : Foods to never eat
- Soda
- Processed meals
- Canned soup
- Diet anything
Artificial sweetener found in diet drinks have been proved to be addictive,
so you don’t want get hooked
on diet drink. They also cause the body to release more insulin, and that will lead
you to storing body fat.
Overweight
Definition of
overweight
overweight is defined as when the height of a person's weight height is high. And if the structure of the body is not in a proper shape, then it is called a overweight. The main reason for this is that in the 21st century, the physical work of the human being has reduced, today in the world of internet, everything sitting at home is getting the solution sitting at home and in the world of the run race today, the person is not paying attention to the food. The habits and routines of the people have changed a lot.
please see the weight chart
What is the reason for increasing weight?
• Do not eat on time
• Not eating healthy food
• Bad Habit for Junk Foods
• High Calorie Food Intake
• Lock of Exercise, Yoga
• Lock of Nutrition Foods
Do you have trouble losing weight?
Do you have trouble losing weight? Or would
you like to lose faster? You’ve come to the right place.The sad truth is that
conventional ideas – eat less, run more – do not work long term. Counting
calories, exercising for hours every day and trying to ignore your hunger?
That’s needless suffering and it wastes your time and precious willpower. It’s
weight loss for masochists. Eventually almost everyone gives up. That’s why we
have an obesity epidemic. Fortunately there’s a better way. Either way, there
are several factors that can affect your efforts to lose weight. These include
making changes to your diet, exercise, and lifestyle.
There are tools and tips that can keep you
on track. In addition, you should know what not to do. Talk to a nutritionist/dietitian before you begin a new plan. They can help you customize a program and safely
monitor your progress. Keep in mind, even small changes can make a big
difference in your health. When it comes to weight loss, there are 3 important
facts you should know in advance. The first is your weight. The second is your
body mass index (BMI). Your BMI is based on your weight and height. The third
fact to know for weight loss is waist circumference. Body fat often collects in
your stomach area. This is more of a health risk than body fat that builds up
in your thighs or buttocks. For this reason, your waist circumference is a
valuable tool.
• First of all, correct your routine.
• Drink well water or normal water in the morning.
• Check your calories, how much extra calories are going into the body.
• Add Nutrition Diet to Flame Calories.
• Most important daily at least 30 to 45 minutes. Exercise
Weight lose diet chart below :
Monday
8 to 8:30 am
breakfast
|
Black tea/green tea
and Sprout / broccoli
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2 to 2:30 pm lunch
|
1 cup arhar dal +
1 chapatti + 1/2 cup low fat curd + salad
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5 to 5:30 pm
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1 cup vegetable soup/ juice
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8 to 9 pm Dinner
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1 cup pumpkin + 1 chapatti + salad
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Tuesday
8 to 8:30 am
breakfast
|
Black tea/green tea, 1 onion stuffed chapatti + 1/2
cup low fat curd
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2 to 2:30 pm lunch
|
1 cup moong dal/ chicken curry + 1 chapatti + salad
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5 to 5:30 pm
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1 cup pomegranate/coconut juice
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8 to 9 pm Dinner
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1 cup beans + 1 chapatti + salad
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Wednesday
8 to 8:30 am
breakfast
|
Black tea/green tea , 2 besan cheela + 1/2 cup
low fat curd
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2 to 2:30 pm lunch
|
1 cup masoor dal +
1 chapatti + 1/2 up low fat curd + salad
|
5 to 5:30 pm
|
1 cup tomato soup/any fruit juice
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8 to 9 pm Dinner
|
1 cup carrot peas vegetable +1 chapatti + salad
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Thursday
8 to 8:30 am
breakfast
|
Black tea/green tea , 1 cup vegetable brown
bread upma + 1/2 cup low fat milk (no sugar)
|
2 to 2:30 pm lunch
|
1 cup rajma curry + 1 chapatti + salad
|
5 to 5:30 pm
|
1 cup vegetable soup/any fruit
juice
|
8 to 9 pm Dinner
|
1 cup parwal vegetable + 1 chapatti + salad
|
Friday
8 to 8:30 am
breakfast
|
Black tea/green tea , 1 cucmber hungcurd
sandwich + 1/2 tsp green chutney + 1 orange
|
2 to 2:30 pm lunch
|
1 cup white chana/ fish curry + 1 chapatti + salad
|
5 to 5:30 pm
|
1 cup low fat milk (no sugar)
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8 to 9 pm Dinner
|
1 cup cauliflower vegetable + 1 chapatti + salad
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Saturday
8 to 8:30 am
breakfast
|
Black tea/green tea , 1 cup vegetable poha + 1 cup low fat curd
|
2 to 2:30 pm lunch
|
1 cup chana dal + 1 chapatti + salad
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5 to 5:30 pm
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1 cup sprouts salad/water lemon
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8 to 9 pm Dinner
|
1 cup tinda vegetable + 1 chapatti + salad
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Sunday
8 to 8:30 am
breakfast
|
Black tea/green tea , 1 cup low fat milk with
oats + 3-4 strawberries
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2 to 2:30 pm lunch
|
1 cup soybean curry + 1 chapatti + 1/2 cup low fat
curd + salad
|
5 to 5:30 pm
|
1 cup fruit salad
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Do's And Don'ts
Don'ts
- Don't Starve Yourself
- Don't Drink Ton of Alcohol
- Don't Think Short Term
- Don't Deprive Yourself of Indulges
Do's
- Regularly Eat Clean, Healthy Foods
- Drink a Ton Water
- Create a Meal Plan for Each Week
- Have Willpower
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