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Introduction - You're Not Alone

Welcome to “From Flab To Fab”.

Before we even get started, there are a few important things that need to be stated. Losing weight is a mind game. If you change your mind, you’ll change your body. It’s inevitable.

When we say “change your mind”, it doesn’t mean changing your mind from eating cookies to gobbling cake.

What we’re talking about here is the mindset behind all weight loss. It doesn’t matter what your age or sex is... the principles are the same.

First, you need to stop hating your body. Way too many women have negative images of themselves. They feel that they’re fat and ugly while all the other women are better.

You may have coveted the ‘thigh gap’ but can’t even find clothes your size at The Gap.

“Why can’t I look like her?” ... “It sucks being me!” ... “I

have horrible fatty genes!”

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These are just some of the ways women beat themselves up.

Here’s the truth...You need to love yourself for what you are...

flab, rolls, cellulite and all.

You need to start this weight loss journey from a place of self-love.

If you don’t change this mindset, even when you lose the weight, you will still have negative self-image issues. You will never be good enough for you.

Accept yourself... and from there you can improve. This is a journey and not an overnight miracle.

Look in the mirror. That’s your competition. Not anyone else.

You also need to understand that you CAN lose weight. By assuming that you have ‘fat genes’ or that it’s more difficult for you to lose weight, you make it a self-fulfilling prophecy.

There will be times when you slip up. This is inevitable and par for the course. When pursuing any worthy goal, the journey is never linear.

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It’s often fraught with little setbacks, slip ups, mistakes, etc.

What you need to understand is that every setback is a set up for a comeback.

During those times when you slip up on your diet, don’t throw in the towel and give up just because you made one mistake in your diet.

If you eat a slice of cake after work, don’t blame yourself and go crazy the rest of the day by eating whatever else comes your way. Acknowledge your mistake and strive not to make any more.

If you are on track for the next few days, this one small slip up will be negligible. If you throw your diet out of the window and give up, you can rest assured that the weight will pile back on.

You are not your mistake. Acknowledge, correct it, and avoid future mistakes and KEEP MOVING FORWARD. That is the only way to succeed.

You’re definitely in control of your body and can change for the better if you know what to... and this book will tell you what to do.

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All that you need to do is follow it to the letter and you will reach your desired weight. In the process, you will gain energy, become stronger, feel happier and have a sense of accomplishment that just can’t be described.

Does that excite you? It should!

Read on.

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Chapter 1 - The Struggle Is Real

Yes, it is.

This is what the weight loss companies and diet pills manufacturers don’t want you to know. Weight loss is a difficult process.

The concept is brain dead simple. All you need to do is burn more calories than you consume. That’s all it is. If you remove all the fluff and hype, it always boils down to this one principle.

You need to eat the right foods in the right quantities and get sufficient exercise.

The diet pill companies will tell you that you can achieve staggering results – “Lose 12 Pounds in 7 Days!” without starving yourself. Easy weight loss! That’s always their angle.

Common sense will tell you that these pills will never work. After all, how can you lose weight by eating something else?

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To convince you that these pills work, the supplement companies will list a whole range of ingredients that sound exotic and supposedly have fat burning properties.

Women believe this hype because the truth is a bitter pill to swallow. Cleaning up your diet and exercising is difficult. Taking weight loss pills is easy.

And everybody wants easy.

Easy often leads to disappointment, regret, a loss of time and money. This is a heavy price to pay because most often, you’ll never see any results.

That’s why you see women going from pill to pill. That’s why new weight loss supplements keep hitting the market. When people realize that it’s not working, they try the next product and the next and the next… This vicious cycle just doesn’t end.

You need to understand that in most cases, you gained the weight gradually. Nobody wakes up 20 pounds heavier overnight.

Your body got fatter over time.

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In order to lose the fat, it will take time. This book says that you’ll transform your body in 28 days… and it will. If you do what it says.

It doesn’t make wild promises of losing 20 pounds in a week. In best case scenarios, you might lose 3 to 4 pounds a week. In 4

weeks, you’ll lose about 12 pounds… or maybe 8.

It all depends on your body. The more excess weight you have, the more weight you’ll lose. It’s a strange contradiction but generally, fatter people lose weight faster.

The leaner you get, the more challenging it becomes.

Whatever the case may be, 28 days is a good time frame to aim for. You will definitely see the difference There is a quote in the fitness industry.

It takes 4 weeks for you to see your body changing.

It takes 8 weeks for your friends and family.

It takes 12 weeks for the rest of the world.

KEEP GOING

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This is very true. In 28 days, the transformation that you see will give you the motivation to keep going because you know that what you’re doing works.

Most people give up because they can’t see results fast enough.

Usually, they’ve just not given themselves enough time.

You’ll need to plan your weight loss and then you’ll realize just how long it will take you to reach your goal. We’ll be looking at this in the next chapter.

What’s really important is that it keeps things realistic for you. If you’re looking at an 8 week stretch to reach your dream body, you’ll not lose motivation and give up after 2 weeks because you have six more weeks to go.

You also will not believe the hype that the infomercials and supplements throw at you.

You body works at its own pace. It’s not affected by hype or fantasies. Weight loss is based on natural laws. You wear what you eat. You need to move more… and you need to stay the course. This is what transforms your body.

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It doesn’t sound glamorous or fun… but the truth seldom does.

Nevertheless, you can lose weight. You ALWAYS can. Now let’s move on to the next chapter where I show you just how long it’ll take you to reach your desired weight.

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Chapter 2 - Planning & Tracking Your Progress

The first thing you need to do is to check what your daily caloric deficit should be.

You can go here and check that.

http://www.freedieting.com/tools/calorie_calculator.htm

Being at a daily caloric deficit is the most important factor that determines if you will succeed or fail.

You could eat clean, watch your diet and exercise daily… BUT… if you’re at a caloric surplus, you will never see your weight drop.

This is the reason why so many people struggle to lose weight and never see progress.

So, what is a caloric deficit?

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It simply means a shortage in the amount of calories consumed relative to the amount of calories required for maintenance of current body weight.

In other words, you’re consuming fewer calories than your body uses. Now your body has no choice but to tap into its fat stores for fuel.

This is the only way you will deplete your body’s fat stores and lose weight.

Ideally, you should aim for around a 500-calorie deficit daily.

You don’t need to obsess over the numbers and aim for perfection. As long as you’re within the 400 to 600 range, you’ll be just fine and lose weight steadily.

In order to know your calories, you can visit this site.

http://www.freedieting.com/tools/calorie_calculator.htm

All you need to do is fill out the necessary fields and click on the

“calculate” button.

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You’ll now be shown 3 different numbers.

Maintenance means that if you consume this number of calories, your weight will neither go up nor go down.

Fat loss denotes a caloric deficit. This is the number that you need to aim for in order to lose weight.

Extreme Fat Loss is an indicator that you should not drop your calories below this number.

So, if you wish to lose 20 pounds and you’re losing about 2

pounds a week, you’ll be looking at a time frame of 10 weeks…

that is about 2 and a half months.

It seems long, doesn’t it?

Here’s what Earl Nightingale once said – “Don't let the fear of the time it will take to accomplish something stand in the way of your doing it. The time will pass anyway; we might just as well put that passing time to the best possible use.”

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Even if it takes you 10 weeks, go for it.

While this guides states 28 days, these 28 days are for you to see a transformation. To actually see results!

Most women never see any results. This guide gives you results…

However, if you need 10 weeks, you’re not going to achieve it in 28 days. If we follow the example mentioned above, you’ll lose 8

pounds in 28 days.

It may not seem like much, but it is definitely going to be a visible difference. Your face will become slimmer. Your belly and thighs may shrink a little. You’ll be amazed.

And that’s the whole point of this book… To show you what’s possible… and from there you keep going. If it takes you ten weeks, you just keep doing what you’ve been doing these 28

days till you reach the ten weeks.

You must stay the course!

Success is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced every day.

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Tracking Your Progress

What gets measured gets managed. So, it’s imperative that you measure your progress and keep a close eye on your diet and training.

The first thing you’ll need to do is weigh yourself on a weighing scale. You should do this once a week on the same day and at the same time.

Do not weigh yourself daily because your weight will fluctuate and it can be demoralizing. Once a week will do and it will reflect any weight loss.

Do note that the scale weight only gives you a general idea but it is not indicative of body composition.

For example, if you lost 3 pounds of fat and gained 2 pounds of muscle, the scale will only show a loss of 1 measly pound. This can be very misleading. You’d actually have made good progress and will look different since fat takes up a lot more space than muscle.

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That is why you also need to take photos of your body once every 2 weeks. With photos, the difference in your appearance will be more evident and you’ll feel more motivated.

Many people are much more amazed to see before and after photos instead of just a difference in numbers on a scale.

If possible, get your bodyfat percentage measured. You can ask your doctor to do this and he or she will probably use calipers to determine your bodyfat percentage.

This is an accurate measurement to go by and your goal will be to lower your bodyfat percentage to what’s ideal for you.

Using a tape measure to record down the measurements of different parts of your body is helpful too. You can encircle the tape around the middle of your thigh, your arm, hips, chest, etc.

It’s important that you measure the same places in future to keep things accurate. With time, you’ll notice the inches dropping.

Even if the scales show no difference after 2 weeks of exercise, the tape measure will definitely show you if you have become smaller.

Muscle is a lot denser than fat and takes up much less space.

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In the first 3 to 4 weeks, it may seem like the results are slow.

Losing a few pounds here and there may make it all seem like a total waste of time. You must understand that there are changes happening in you.

The body is adapting. Your metabolic rate is increasing. The body is starting to tap into its fat stores for fuel.

All this is happening on the inside but you do not see obvious results on the outside. This discourages the majority of women who quit on their weight loss program within the first month.

Most give up after 2 weeks!

The take a break and go back to their poor eating habits and sedentary lifestyle. 2 months later they decide to lose weight again. When does it ever end?

This is the biggest mistake. You’ve just turned on the ignition and before the pedal hits the metal, you’ve given up.

Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going.

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When you embark on a weight loss journey, give yourself an end date 90 days later. Do not stop before you reach that 90 days or you reach your weight loss goal.

There may be occasions where you slip-up on your diet. There may be times when you skip your workouts. There may even be weeks where there is no change in weight. Despite all these, keep going till you reach the 90-day mark.

If you hate starting over, stop giving up. Three months from now, you will thank yourself. Do not give up on yourself and kill off your weight loss dreams before they have time to bloom.

Most visible weight loss can be seen after 90 days. That’s about 3

months. You absolutely must give yourself 3 months.

Track your progress weekly and if things don’t seem to be changing for the better, tweak your workouts and diet.

This is the best way to lose weight without losing your way.

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Chapter 3 - Mastering Hunger &

Conquering Emotional Overeating

Let’s face it. If you want to lose weight, you’re going to have to eat less. Yes… yes… You don’t want to. You enjoy eating. Do you really have to cut down your calorie intake?

Yes.

What if you eat the same amount and just exercise? No. You still need to eat less.

Ok… ok. You’ll eat the same amount, exercise like crazy and pop a few slimming pills too. That ok? No. You’ll still have to eat less.

Now that we have established that fact, we can move on. When we say eat less, it doesn’t mean that you will have to eat like a bird. You’ll always have enough food to eat, to stay strong, fit and healthy.

The problem society faces these days is that people eat too much. They eat when they’re happy. They eat when they’re sad.

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They eat when they’re hungry and they eat when they’re not hungry… out of fear that they might get hungry later.

Once you aim to cut your calories, you will definitely end up eating less than you’re accustomed to. Since you’re already in the habit of eating a certain quantity of food daily, the body is going to feel a little hungry.

This is normal. You’re not starving. Your body needs time to adjust to the fewer calories. There will be slight discomfort and you may find yourself thinking of food often. You will need to exercise will-power and not eat. Maintaining the caloric deficit is imperative to losing the pounds.

Look at it as a challenge that you can surmount. Many women look at controlling their diet as a huge pain in the butt.

There are 7 tips in this chapter to curb your appetite. These will help to a certain extent at controlling your cravings. Do note that within a week of maintaining a caloric deficit, your appetite will naturally diminish.

The less you eat, the less you’ll want to eat. You stomach will shrink and you’ll require less food to feel satiated.

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That may take a week or two to happen. Depending on how much you’ve been eating daily, it may take longer but rest assured that you will need less food as you go along.

7 Tips to Curbing Hunger

1. Skip breakfast.

This runs contrary to everything you’ve heard so far. However, studies have shown that the later in the day you have your first meal, the less you’ll eat throughout the day. If you really must have breakfast, go ahead, but keep it light and make sure it is protein based. Skip the sugary cereals and white bread.

2. Drink lots of water.

It’ll make you feel full and very often people mistake thirst for hunger. You also need to be sufficiently hydrated to accelerate fat loss.

3. Consume a tablespoon or 2 of virgin coconut oil daily.

It has been shown to reduce one’s appetite, make a person leaner and also less prone to storing fat.

4. Stay active throughout the day.

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Sedentary activities such as vegetating in front of the TV for hours, playing video games non-stop, watching movies at the cinema, etc. will automatically make you want to pop something in your mouth to munch. Avoid these activities.

5. Eat lots of vegetables.

Vegetables such as broccoli, spinach, carrots, cauliflower, kale, celery, etc. contain a ton of beneficial properties. Not only are they good for your health but they will also leave you feeling fuller for longer.

6. Use smaller plates.

This is a psychological trick. Smaller plates look fuller with less food. So, your brain automatically assumes you’re eating a lot when you’re not.

7. Go to bed earlier.

A bad habit that many people engage in is binge eating at night. This is usually because they’re awake watching TV and end up feeling hungry. If you find that you’re getting hungry at night, go to bed earlier. You will not struggle against cravings.

Follow the tips above and you will reduce the amount that you eat. Once you achieve this feat, your weight loss will go from 25

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being a possibility to a probability and finally, a reality. Your diet is that important to your success. Never forget that.

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Chapter 4 - Do You Need To Diet?

You don’t need to diet… but you need to follow a diet.

Does that sound confusing?

Many women make the mistake of starving themselves in the hope of losing weight fast. This is counterproductive and actually works against them.

You need to be on a diet that is right for you… and most importantly, you need to be at a caloric deficit.

As long as you’re at a caloric deficit, you will lose weight.

You’re probably wondering… “What if I ate junk food and still

maintained a caloric deficit?”

In theory, yes. It’s not so simple… but yes. You can lose weight even while eating fast food, processed food, and junk food…

whatever they may call it. You know what these foods are.

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As was mentioned in chapter 1, if you consume lesser calories than your maintenance level, you will lose weight.

Therefore, theoretically speaking, even if you were on a junk food diet the entire day but you were consuming about 500 calories lesser than your maintenance level, you will lose weight.

Many overweight or obese women, almost always have a very poor diet. It is extremely difficult for them to switch from a diet that is so high in processed/junk food to one that is clean and wholesome.

Expecting to switch your diets overnight is just setting yourself up for failure. You absolutely must do this slowly and progressively.

Therefore, your best course of action will be to carry on eating the way you have, but aim for a caloric deficit.

That essentially means that you’ll be consuming less junk food than you were used to. This in itself will help you lose weight.

However, since the goal is to lose weight and get healthy, your end goal should be to eliminate junk food from your diet and eat clean.

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Every week, make one small positive change to your diet. If you usually have 2 cheeseburgers for lunch followed by a soda, you may replace that with a crunchy tuna wrap and a glass of cold coconut water.

Psychologically, this is easier. It’s just one meal. Keep at it till this becomes a habit and you slowly but surely, replace all the junk meals with wholesome yet tasty meals.

Healthy meals can be delicious too. You are not sacrificing taste or pleasure by eating healthily. It’s just a matter of getting your taste buds and body to enjoy eating healthy foods. Over time this can be achieved.

In the meantime, you may eat junk foods and still lose weight while on a caloric deficit.

You should also note that junk foods are nutrient deficient. That means, you could be eating junk food and after a short while still feel hungry. That’s because your body hasn’t got all the nutrients it needs. This is one reason why if your diet is poor, you always feel hungry no matter what you eat.

Also note that, there are certain processes within the body that will prevent you from losing weight beyond a certain point. The body is a highly complex organism. It will lose weight for a while 29

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since you are on a caloric deficit. However, with time, you will find it increasingly difficult to do so.

It’s not merely a mathematical equation where calories in must be less than calories out. There are other factors such as the quality of the calories consumed, the thermogenic effect of the food eaten, etc.

So, ideally, you may consume junk food at a caloric deficit and over a period of a month or two, slowly wean yourself off these unhealthy foods and get on a healthy diet.

Of course, you may indulge in junk food once in a while.

However, many people who have made the switch never feel the urge to eat junk food again.

One of the best ways of eating to lose weight will be to consume foods that help with the fat burning process.

By including these foods in your diet, you’ll not only feel more satiated but the body will burn more calories too. Unlike weight loss supplements, these foods actually work… and they’re cheaper.

Foods That Burn Fat

 Almomds

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 Oatmeal

 Eggs

 Legumes & Beans

 Berries

 Olive oil

 Green vegetables

 Lean meats & oily fish

 Green tea

 Avocadoes

 All natural peanut butter

Just by consuming these foods, you’ll be able to curb your hunger and also hasten the fat burning process.

So… while you do not need to follow a highly restricted diet and starve yourself, you should aim to consume foods that are beneficial to your health.

You’ll be amazed at just how much good food you can eat when it’s not processed. In the next chapter, we’ll look at what the best foods are for you and what is the single best thing you can do to lose weight.

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Chapter 5 - Whole Foods and Wrong

Foods

Before telling you what the good foods to eat are, here is one of the BEST ways to lose weight fast.

You ready?

Cut Your Carbohydrate Intake and Processed Foods!

Carbohydrate intake is one of the biggest factors affecting the speed at which you lose weight. In fact, the main reason most women gain weight is because they consume too much processed carbs.

When you eat processed carbs such as donuts, pasta, white bread, white potatoes, etc. the calories quickly add up and the body has a lot of fuel.

It shuttles all the excess fuel into its fat stores and that’s how you gain weight. Furthermore, the processed carbs usually cause a spike in insulin levels which indirectly lead to weight gain. A double whammy.

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There is no denying that a restricted carb intake will do wonders for your fat loss. In fact, studies have shown that restricting your carbs is more effective than restricting your calories.

So, if you are on a 500 calorie deficit daily, and your carb intake is minimal, you will lose much more weight in the same span of time than you would by consuming carbs while on a deficit.

Does that make sense? In simple words, less carbs equals more fat loss. Sounds good? You bet!

When you cut down your carb intake, your body will burn more fat from its fat stores because it doesn’t have much carbs to burn for fuel. So, fat loss is accelerated.

Your body’s blood sugar level will drop and people suffering from diabetes will see an improvement in their condition. A restrictive carb diet also keeps type 2 diabetes at bay since your body’s insulin sensitivity is on point.

Your good cholesterol levels will go up and your bad cholesterol levels will drop. Many people assume that cholesterol is linked to fat intake.

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The truth is that a high carb intake also has an adverse impact on your cholesterol levels. This runs contrary to popular belief yet studies show that a low-carb diet has more positive effects on your triglycerides than a low-fat diet.

Now, it is important to note that you should never take things to extremes. This applies to carb restriction too.

There are diets such as the Atkins diet which is based on severe restriction of carbs for long periods of time. This is detrimental to your body because you will end up fatigued, moody and weak.

The diet is not sustainable and once you come off it, you will gain whatever weight you lost and a bit more.

Excessive carb restriction will compromise your immune system, lead to muscle loss, slow down your fat burning and put you in a weight loss plateau.

Your body’s testosterone production will fall and you will have a suppressed thyroid output. You’ll also develop leptin resistance which doesn’t bode well for fat loss.

So, what do you do? How do you strike the right balance? You want the best of both worlds, don’t you?

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The only way to achieve this is with a technique that is known as carb cycling. You will avoid carbohydrates for 3 to 6 days at a time.

If you are overweight or obese and have a slower metabolism, you should aim for 5 to 6 days of minimal or zero carbs.

If you just have a few extra pounds to lose, you just need to go for 3 to 4 days with low or no carbs.

After the period of carb restriction, you will follow it with one day of carb intake. This is known as your “re-feed” day.

Consume sufficient carbs on this day and you will give your body the fuel that it needs. Your metabolism will get a boost and your body will get a surge of energy as its fuel stores get replenished.

Stick to healthy carbs such as sweet potatoes, whole grain breads, whole grain pastas, etc. You should aim for a 500 to 700

calorie surplus over maintenance level. This will put your body back in fat burning mode.

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Use this technique repeatedly to accelerate your fat loss and improve your health. The day will come when you won’t crave for carbs or processed junk foods.

When your body becomes healthy, its tastes will change. That’s why fit people are constantly able to make wise food choices.

Once you have gotten over the hump of ditching these foods, the rest is easy.

Your insulin sensitivity will improve, the pounds will drop and you will look and feel like a brand new you.

There is a saying – “Your abs are made in the kitchen, not the gym.” What that means is that almost 80% of your success at weight loss or getting lean is dependent on your diet.

When it comes to weight loss, the majority of your attention must be given to your diet.

The 7 foods listed below will sabotage your weight loss efforts.

There is absolutely no doubt that you have everything to gain and nothing to lose by giving these foods a pass.

The problem is that many people love these comfort foods and hate giving them up. Sugar is addictive.

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The more sugary foods you eat, the more you’ll crave. So, by eliminating them slowly, you’ll slowly condition your body to crave for these foods less and less.

7 Foods You Should AVOID at All Costs!

 Doughnuts are probably one of the unhealthiest foods on the planet. They consist of nothing more than refined carbohydrates and sugar.

They are high in calories, fats, carbs and other preservatives. Continued consumption of doughnuts will lead to weight gain digestive problems.

 Fast food. Enough said.

 Chips are just about everybody’s guilty pleasure. Ah… the joys of crunching on them while watching a movie. Chips have high levels of trans fats due to the hydrogenated vegetable oils that are used to fry the chips. This will lead to weight gain and cardiovascular disease.

 French fries. It has been said that French fries are more deadly than cigarettes. There may be some truth in this.

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High in trans fats and carcinogens, these foods can cause cancer.

 Bagels are another crowd pleaser. It has a very high glycemic index. It causes insulin spikes this creates inflammation in the body along with other health issues.

Acne, body aches, clogged arteries, mood swings, etc. are all side effects of unstable insulin levels… and of course, weight gain.

Skip the morning bagel. It’s better to skip the bagel than go for a 30 minute walk. That roughly gives you an idea of how detrimental it is.

 Microwaved popcorn. All the rage these days. Convenient, tasty and fun. Yet, they contain carcinogens and diacetyl.

Both cause cancer.

 Cereals are another fat gain culprit. Most cereals are not good for your body despite being marketed as “healthy natural foods”. There is hardly anything natural about cereals. They are genetically modified foods that can harm you in the long run.

Just avoiding the unhealthy foods is half the battle won. Always remember the long term effects. Don’t give in to sinful pleasures in the short term which may lead to suffering in the long run.

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Important Foods You Should Eat

Proteins

Protein requires more energy to digest than carbs or fats. That means if you eat a slice of beef that’s about 200 calories, hypothetically you might burn 40 calories digesting it. Whereas, eating an ice-cream will require very few calories to digest it.

That means you should be getting quite a bit of your daily calories from protein foods. Meats and legumes are awesome sources of protein. The protein will also help you gain muscle if you are on a weight training program. Aim for about 0.8 grams per pound of bodyweight.

The protein will build more muscle. When you have more muscle, you end up burning more fat. This is a good cycle to be in. That is why you may notice that people who are muscular and fit get away with eating more. Their muscles are burning more calories round the clock.

Good sources of protein are skinless chicken, lean beef, tuna, sardines, chickpeas, eggs and salmon. The fish contain Omega-3

fatty acids. That makes them even more beneficial to the body.

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The chemical properties in certain foods trigger off certain processes in the body that cause fat loss. So, eating these foods will make your body wake up and burn more fat.

Green Tea

Green tea is one of them. Do not use sugar. It may not taste great but it works.

Other Foods

Chilies, lemons, oranges, mangoes, garlic, ginger and onions are all food that contains many powerful antioxidants and nutrients that strengthen your immune system. When you are strong, your workouts will be better and you will burn more fat.

One common problem most women face when they first embark on a weight loss program is that they constantly feel hungry.

Food is always on their mind and it takes a toll on their willpower.

One way to prevent this is to consume foods that are high in fiber and digest slowly. You will feel fuller for a longer period of time.

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Foods that are high in fiber are quickly digested and passed through the digestive track sooner. That means fewer calories are absorbed resulting in less tendency to gain weight.

Consume foods like oatmeal, oats, brown rice, whole grain bread and broccoli. Broccoli is so good for your body that you should make it a staple in your diet.

The goal here is to consume whole foods and not processed foods. Generally, the whole foods are found on the perimeter of most supermarkets.

As long as you avoid the food in the inner aisles and shelves, you’ll be distancing yourself from the processed foods.

Last but not least, as beneficial as these foods are, they will only help you lose weight if you’re on a caloric deficit and have a proper exercise regimen.

The 2 key components to any fat loss is a caloric deficit while on a balanced diet and a good exercise program. Everything else is just gravy.

So, no matter how good and clean your diet is, make sure you’re still at a daily caloric deficit.

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