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Dear Cassy,
The average person spends a great deal of time and money dieting throughout their lives, but for what? MOST DIETS SIMPLY DO NOT WORK!
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no pills that work’s. get smaller plates. bigger dinner plates you have the more you will put on it. drink 8oz of water before you sit down to eat. come to the table hungry and leave hungry. good luck.
I agree that there are a lot of fat burners out there and chances are most of them work. I happen to know a few that works. The question is though, is: when do they work? These tablets/shakes/drink work while you’re on them, however as soon as you’re off the fat comes back. Therefore it would be more advantageous to include a proper diet while taking these burners and to maintain this diet even after. Or do not buy these fat burners at all, but adjust your diet and take exercises.
Excess carbohydrates (especially empty ones such as pastries, pastas, and refined sugary stuff) are stored as fats.
Excess proteins are also stored as fats.
Fats eaten in excess is also stored.
Therefore while these are very important in your diet, should be eaten in moderation.
Vegetables and fruits such as all green leafy vegetables, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, lettuce, tomatoes, celery, parsley, carrot, cucumber, watercress, turnip, kale, radish, onion, string beans, sea vegetables, apples, cantaloupe, citrus (orange, grapefruit, lemon, lime, tangerine), papaya, berries (strawberries, blackberries, pineapple, plums, blueberries, raspberry) pomegranate, grapes etc are low in calories and high in nutritional values and so will promote good health, while discouraging the storage of fats.
You daily meals should be
60% vegetables: - vegetables are mainly fibers, fat soluble vitamins, minerals, and water. They are very low in calories and promotes free bowel.
20% fruits:- fruits are rich in water and soluble vitamins, and carbohydrates in the form of sugars (fructose). Edible skin of fruits adds fiber to the diet.
10% complex carbohydrates:- Complex carbohydrates are foods such as potatoes, yams, breadfruit, cassava, green banana, pumpkin etc. Carbohydrates are important for the production of energy and other essential functions of the body. Complex carbohydrates should be chosen over simple or processed carbohydrates since complex carbs will supply the body with other important nutrients, provide bulk, and carry less calories (excesses calories are stored as fat)
10% proteins:- Protein foods will also supply you with fats needed. Protein should be sourced from all areas. Sea foods, meat such as beef, pork, poultry, mutton and goat’s meat, organ meats such as liver and kidney, nuts, seeds and grans.
8 to 10 glasses of pure water each day.
Following this 60:20:10:10 formula will ensure that you eat adequately (since you will be filling your stomach at each meal sitting), nutritionally, (since you’ll be eating mainly natural foods) without gaining weight (since most of your foods would be low in calories and thus nonfattening).
Have a wide variety of fruits and vegetables and vary your meals.
The good fat burners I know are
Loposorb and Thermo Pack.