Fattening flub for Big Diets
Jul 06, 2009
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Eating a variety of foods
We eat more when faced with different number choices such as low-cal, filling fare such as veggies and lean protein. Chances are your fridge is filled with variety of a different sort and we’ll soon eat a variety of foods were slimming doesn’t fit.
Just limit your shelves to one or two types that ranges to nutritious foods.
Never going for seconds
Loading your plate with a heaping pile of food, chances are, you’ll eat it all. The first second you add a serving, make it less and the second time around add a little less more.
This restrains you from another gauge of hunger but keep it in reasonable portion.
Exercise to eat more
Doesn’t really burn enough calories as you might think. Ann Yelmokas McDermott, director of the Center for Obesity Prevention and Education at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo says, “Thirty minutes on the elliptical, for example, cancels out only one Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.”
Working out may make you feel good, so you eat better.
Aren’t Fruits and Vegies Fattening
Keri Gans, R.D., a spokesperson in New York City for the American Dietetic Association says, “A piece of fresh fruit has 60 calories, and a serving of most vegetables has about 25.”
You rather pick water-rich veggies such as zucchini and spinach and high-fiber fruit such as apples and berries. And replace fatty sauces and dressings with low-cal ones such as salsa, fat-free ranch dressing and spritzes of lemon and lime.
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