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Posted: 9 months ago
#11
Add protein to your diet. Prioritize whole, single-ingredient foods. Limit processed foods. Stock up on nutritious foods and snacks. Limit your intake of added sugar. Drink water.
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Posted: 9 months ago
#12
Do exercise everyday avoid junk food and eat clean
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Posted: 9 months ago
#13

Originally posted by: fitnfab

Do exercise everyday avoid junk food and eat clean

This is it, although I understand that it is not that easy... Good luck!

Edited by OfficialAHTT - 9 months ago
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Posted: 9 months ago
#14
Good luck? Nah, it’s not about luck. It’s about effort, consistency, and saying NO to excuses. You in or out?
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Posted: 7 months ago
#15

Let's discuss the second step .

. To reduce Sugar intake .

To reduce sugar intake, focus on gradually decreasing added sugars and refined carbohydrates while incorporating more whole, nutrient-dense foods. Limit sugary drinks and processed foods, and prioritize water, low-fat milk, or sugar-free options. Reading nutrition labels and choosing foods with lower sugar content can also help.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:


1. Identify and Eliminate Major Sugar Sources:

Sugary Drinks:

Replace soda, juice, and sweetened coffee/tea with water, sparkling water, or unsweetened iced tea.

Processed Foods:

Reduce intake of packaged foods, pastries, candies, and desserts, as they often contain high amounts of added sugar.

Refined Carbs:

Opt for whole grains over refined grains like white rice, bread, and pasta.

Snacks:

Choose healthier snacks like fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, or yogurt instead of processed snacks.

2. Read Food Labels:

Pay close attention to the "Added Sugars" listed on nutrition labels.

Be aware that sugar can be hidden in unexpected places like condiments, salad dressings, and sauces.

3. Make Gradual Changes:

Reduce sugar intake gradually to give your taste buds time to adjust.

Start by cutting back on obvious sugar sources like sugary drinks and desserts.

Over time, you can reduce sugar in hot drinks, cereals, and other foods.

4. Consider Alternatives:

Sugar Substitutes:

If you still want some sweetness, consider using low-calorie sugar substitutes, but be mindful of the potential side effects.

Natural Sweeteners:

Explore natural sweeteners like stevia or monk fruit, but be aware that some have been associated with side effects.

Spices and Extracts:

Use spices (cinnamon, ginger) or extracts (vanilla, almond) to enhance flavor without adding sugar.

5. Stay Hydrated:

Consider adding lemon, cucumber, or mint to your water for extra flavor.

Edited by Sutapasima - 7 months ago
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Posted: 5 months ago
#16
I’ve been on my weight loss journey for a while now, and what’s really helped me is focusing on small, realistic changes. I started by cutting down on sugary snacks and processed food, drinking more water, and including more fruits and veggies in my meals. I try to move daily even simple walks make a difference. Tracking my meals gave me a lot of clarity too. There were ups and downs, but being consistent has made all the difference.
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Posted: 5 months ago
#17

Weight Loss Tip 01 :
Early Morning Green Tea / Honey Water : First Thing, When You Wake Up in the Morning : Take a Glass of Warm Water, Honey, Lime, Cinnamon and If Required (Optional) add a Grean Tea (Honey/Lemon/Tulsi/Turmeric) Bag To This. Will Do Wonders In Short Time.

Done It Twice In the Past and Doing It Once Again. So, Definitely - I Am Your Trusted and Reliable Source for Weight Loss Tips. First Time In 2014, I Lost 20Kgs in about 4 Months Time Frame that involved Intensive Exercise. Next Time In 2019, I Lost 30 Kgs in about 5 Months with Only Diet and Massage. This Time, I Need to Lose 50 Kgs and already Have Lost 11 Kg in about 2 Months. Only Via Diet Control. I am a Software Engineer & Go Thru More Ups and Downs In Life that Make Me Gain the Weight Again.

Edited by sumithpuri - 5 months ago
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Posted: 5 months ago
#18

Welcome to this Health n Fitness forum and sharing your experiences . Looking forwards to more tips like this smiley20

Edited by Sutapasima - 5 months ago
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Posted: 5 months ago
#19

Weight Loss Tip 02 :
Reduce/Stop Sugar Intake. Move to 'Sugarfree' - Initially, It may seem bitter - Believe Me, It is the Best Alternative without losing the 'sweet taste of life' while losing or managing weight..

Edited by sumithpuri - 5 months ago
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Posted: 4 months ago
#20
I found that eating healthier, watching portion sizes, and staying active really helped. Drinking plenty of water and getting enough sleep also made a big difference.

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