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    Sunday 17 June 2012

    Expert Author Sheza Naeem

    Did you wake up one morning and realize that you are overweight but could not figure out how you came to the state? Did you find out one evening that you cannot fit into your favorite dress anymore? Do you feel uncomfortable about your appearance when going out with people but cannot decipher how to go back to being slim and happy? If yes, the good news is, there are several ways out. The bad news, however, is the fact that since your life did not change overnight, regaining it will happen over a period of time, too.
    Perhaps, the most important component of losing weight is changing your eating habits. Think about it, how much has your food consumption increased compared to a few years back? The answer may come as a surprise. There are many who simply can not give food up and are thus resorting to physical activity as a way to lose weight. Yes, physical activity will indeed burn those calories off. If you do not, however, change your eating habits, you cannot be certain about being able to maintain this weight loss. A healthy lifestyle and a slim body needs an adequate combination of both. If you do not know where to start, there are a number of foods you can resort to.
    Whole-grain foods top the list. These are particularly suitable for those with a raving appetite for certain foods, since they will not have to give them up but simply change the type they intake. Yes, this means that you do not have to give up bread but just to go for whole wheat bread. You can keep consuming rice if you can just switch to brown rice. You can still have a decent amount of breakfast. All you need to do is buy some oatmeal instead of high-fat cereal. As for snacks, popcorn can still be there, just without salt, butter or any sort of flavor. It is not that hard, after all!
    Next comes the obvious: Fruits. Water-rich fruits are ideal in this regard, some being apples, melons and watermelons. This is because they are not only low in calories but also contain pectin, which can limit the amount of fat that your body cells tend to absorb. However, you must not go overboard with fruits. Another healthy option is to consume grapefruit, which has been long known to aid weight loss. Similar to apples, it reduces fat absorption by reducing insulin levels, also lowering your appetite. Also, this highly fibrous food takes more calories to digest than it actually contains, thus leading to burning some.
    To aid your diet plan, you can also go for healthy options like green tea and soy protein. These help to curb your appetite while doubling the gains from a diet. For meat lovers, the solution is fish prepared in low-fat ingredients, thus aiding fat-loss as well as satisfying food cravings. Carefully choosing what you eat, therefore, is the key to a successful diet. Having chosen the best options, you can not only be sure of consuming the least amount of calories but can actually burn them off by eating food itself!

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