During my research on weight loss, I came across this amazing story of girl who had lost 33 kgs in an year!
I do find a lot of information, diet plans and tips on the internet but most of the times it is all very American... Especially the information on food is not very useful as Indian food is not as simple as American food to modify and make it healthier... Eat a lot of greens, proteins and stay away from CARBS doesn't really apply to our food group. Have gone through lot of stuff and this girl's plan sounds a bit more promising than other plainly because it gives me hope of losing weight on an Indian diet.
Vegetables Asparagus Beet Broccoli Cabbage (green) Carrot Cauliflower Celery Chile peppers (hot) Cucumber Dandelion Endive Garden Cress Garlic Green beans Lettuce Onion Papaya Radishes Spinach Turnip
I do find a lot of information, diet plans and tips on the internet but most of the times it is all very American... Especially the information on food is not very useful as Indian food is not as simple as American food to modify and make it healthier... Eat a lot of greens, proteins and stay away from CARBS doesn't really apply to our food group. Have gone through lot of stuff and this girl's plan sounds a bit more promising than other plainly because it gives me hope of losing weight on an Indian diet.
Well, I still have to include a regular workout routine and start my diet plans soon! Today, I came across an interesting group of food called as the Negative Calorie Food. What it means is that when you eat these foods raw or in some cases slightly cooked with nothing on them, your body burns more calories digesting and processing them than what is in the actual food itself. Sure sounds great!
I am surely going to have a print out of this list sticking on my fridge.
Fruits
Apple
Cranberries
Grapefruit
Lemon
Mango
Orange
Pineapple
Raspberries
Strawberries
Tangerine
Vegetables Asparagus Beet Broccoli Cabbage (green) Carrot Cauliflower Celery Chile peppers (hot) Cucumber Dandelion Endive Garden Cress Garlic Green beans Lettuce Onion Papaya Radishes Spinach Turnip
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