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Tip 13: Eating to Heal Your Metabolism
Have you spent
years trying one diet after another? Have you lost weight – and
regained it – more times than you can count? Do you find it nearly
impossible to lose weight, even when you drastically reduce your
calories? If so, your metabolism might be sluggish due to chronic
dieting.
Luckily, the way
you eat can actually heal your metabolism. Instead of eating three
large meals a day, as many of us were taught to do, you can keep your
metabolism in high gear by eating 6 small meals throughout the day.
Eat at or just below the recommended caloric intake for someone of
your weight. You might see a small initial weight gain when you start
to eat this way, but soon the pounds will begin to vanish.
Be sure to drink
plenty of water, too. It will keep your kidneys from becoming
overburdened and prevent them from calling on your liver for backup.
When the liver has to act as a secondary filtration system, it isn’t
doing its primary job of metabolizing fat – and the pounds will
pile on as a result.
Tip 14: The Facts about Fasting
People fast for
various reasons. While fasting has been a persistent approach to
weight loss for countless years, the fact is that any rapid weight
loss that comes from fasting is only temporary.
A lot of the
initial weight loss comes from a reduction in food intake. We get
quite a bit of our fluids from food, so when we don’t eat, we lose
water weight. Losing water is not the same as losing fat, and the
water weight you lose during a fast will come back when you start
eating again.
As it turns out,
fasting isn’t even necessary. Some people claim that it helps to
give the body a break every now and then, but as long as the body is
in good health, it is amazingly efficient.
If you decide to
go on a fast, try doing a raw or whole food fast. This involves
giving up fast food, processed foods, and even cooked foods for
several days at a time. You will get plenty of nutrition without the
chemical additives that so many of us have sensitivities to. Drink
plenty of clean, pure water during your fast, and you will feel
better in no time!
Learn more about weight loss now!
Tip 15: The Dangers of Trans Fats
Did you know that
many of your favorite baked goods contain a dangerous substance
called trans fat? It’s true; margarine, cakes, cookies, and even
breakfast cereal can give you an unhealthy dose of this harmful fat.
Why is trans fat
so bad for you? Unlike heart-healthy unsaturated fat, trans fats
actually clog your arteries, raise your bad cholesterol, and lower
your good cholesterol level. This triple-whammy is responsible for
thousands of heart attacks each year. In fact, trans fats are so
dangerous that experts predict the health care industry would save
$56 billion over the next 20 years if trans fats were eliminated from
all foods.
You can protect
yourself from trans fats by reading the labels of the food you buy.
If you see margarine or hydrogenated oil on the ingredient list, the
food contains trans fat.
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Tomorrow's Tips:
Tip
16: Enjoy Snacks Under 100 Calories Apiece
Tip
17: Savor Desserts Under 200 Calories Each
Tip
18: Fill Up on Low-Glycemic Fruits
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