Monday, December 3, 2012

45 Fantastic Ways to Burn Calories





  Ok, here are the next 3 tips on how to burn calories. Remember, check in everyday and you will receive 3 new tips from my ebook 45 Fantastic Ways To Burn Calories. I will publish 3 per day for two weeks. By the end of the two weeks, you will have the whole ebook free of charge.

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Tip 4: Smoking and Drinking Make You Fatter




A lot of people smoke because they think it curbs their appetite. While this might be a temporary side effect, nicotine actually acts as a stimulant. Instead of relaxing you, it puts more stress on your body. This triggers the release of the stress hormone, cortisol.

The presence of cortisol encourages your body to store fat around the midsection, a particularly unhealthy place for extra pounds go accumulate.

Likewise, drinking alcoholic beverages can contribute to fat storage. The sugar in alcohol causes your body to release insulin, rapidly dropping your blood glucose level and making you hungrier. Over time, insulin resistance can occur, possibly leading to type 2 Diabetes.

Tip 5: The Truth about Reduced Fat Claims

 
 

You might think that reduced-fat foods are an excellent choice for dieters, but think again! Sometimes it’s better to go with the full-fat versions of your favorite foods.

Why? Because when you remove fat from a food, you remove a lot of its flavor. To replace that flavor, food manufacturers add quite a bit of sugar. Just check the nutrition label on low-fat foods, and you might be surprised by how high the carb count is. The high number comes from the added sugar.

To qualify for a reduced fat label, a product must contain 25% less fat than the original. That’s not a lot. Sometimes it makes more diet sense to stick with the original and fore go the extra sugar.
 

Tip 6: How to Eat Fast Food and Still Lose Weight




Fast food is a big no-no for many dieters. Most of it contains too much fat, sugar, sodium, and artificial flavor enhancers to be remotely healthy. Plus, the serving sizes can be ridiculously large.

But there are healthy ways to indulge in fast food on occasion. Instead of fried sandwiches, look for grilled options packed with lettuce, tomatoes, and low-fat condiments.

It’s also a good idea to order off of the kid’s menu. Not only are the portions smaller, but you’ll often find healthier side options (like fruit, yogurt, and 2% milk) than those offered with regular meals.

Never super-size anything, and avoid sugar sodas. You’ll be better off sipping water or unsweetened tea. Diet sodas are okay in moderation, but huge ones may contain too much artificial sweetener, which can lead to hunger and cravings.
 
 
 

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Tip 7: How to Order when Eating Out
Tip 8: How to Spice Up and Burn Calories
Tip 9: Why a Veggie Sandwich May Not Be the Best Choice
 
 
 

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