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Monday, October 5, 2009

Diet Plan For Weight Loss

By Diane Sharf

When you're ready to lose weight shoot for the first 10 pounds. Our fist focus is to pay attention to the amount of food you're eating. Eliminate those unnecessary sugar and fatty foods from your meals while making delicious meals and snacks that keep your palate happy.

Use this easy-to-follow and super healthy diet plan to lose the first 10, the last 10, or any amount of pounds in between! Because this is a balanced and flexible program, you can stay on this diet as long as it takes.

Top secrets to lose weight suggest you keep track of everything you eat and drink. No need to estimate calories just write down the type of food or beverage and the amount. Cut your fat intake in half, that means half as much margarine or butter on toast, vegetables and your muffin, half the mayonnaise on your sandwich, and half the oil in the pan when you saute foods. You get the idea!

Use skim milk and make a habit to drink tea. If you insist on using whole milk at least use two percent milk in your diet. This helps cutting down on your fat intake.

Be certain to include legumes, peanut, cottage cheese, chicken, fish, eggs or yogurt. Try to cut back on your sugar treats to a few times a week max. Eat one or more meatless lunches and dinners each week.

Eat at least two servings of fresh fruit every day. Choose whatever type of fruit is in season. Instead of fruit juice for breakfast or snack, drink water. Add a slice of lemon or lime for zest. Include two servings of vegetables with lunch and dinner, for a total of at least four servings per day.

Kill the thought the eating food or snacks while watching TV. Many studies show that people watching TV and eating tend to eat more and opt for higher calorie snacks high in fat and sugar.

Avoid drinking your calories. Eliminate soda that is loaded in calories and unhealthy compounds as well as high caloric fruit juices from your diet. Make sure you consume chewable calories. There are less fiber, vitamins and nourishment from juices than from chewable foods. Plan you meals and avoid junk foods. - 17268

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