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2. 1. Drink water, especially before meals.
It is often claimed that drinking water
can help you lose weight. Drinking
water can boost your metabolism by 24-
30% for 1-1.5 hours, helping you burn a
few more calories.
One study found that drinking 0.5 liters
(17 ounces) of water 30 minutes before
meals helped dieters consume fewer
calories and lose 44% more weight than
non-drinkers
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3. 2. Eat eggs for breakfast
• Eating whole eggs has all kinds
of benefits, including helping
you lose weight.
• Research shows that replacing
your grain-based breakfast with
eggs helps you eat fewer
calories and lose more weight
and body fat over the next 36
hours.
• It's okay if you don't eat eggs. A
good source of protein for
breakfast should do the trick.

4. 3. Drink coffee (preferably black)
Coffee has been unjustly demonized. Quality coffee is high in antioxidants and has health benefits Studies
have shown that the caffeine in coffee can boost your metabolism by 3-11% and increase fat burning by up to 10-
29%.
Try not to add a lot of sugar or other high-calorie ingredients to your coffee. That completely negates any advantage.

5. 4. Drink Green Tea
Like coffee, green tea has many benefits, one of which is weight loss.
Although green tea contains small amounts of caffeine, it contains powerful
antioxidants called catechins, which are known to work synergistically with
caffeine to enhance fat burning.
Although the evidence is mixed, many studies suggest that green tea (either as a
beverage or as a green tea extract supplement) may help with weight loss.
5. Try intermittent fasting
Intermittent fasting is a popular eating pattern in which people cycle between
fasting and eating.
Short-term studies show that intermittent fasting is just as effective for weight
loss as continuous calorie restriction.
It can also reduce the loss of muscle mass commonly associated with low-calorie
diets. However, higher quality research is needed before stronger claims can be
made.

6. 6. Take Glucomannan Supplements
A fiber called glucomannan has been linked to weight loss in several studies.
This type of fiber absorbs water and stays in the intestines for a while, making you feel full and helping you eat
fewer calories.
Studies have shown that people who supplement with glucomannan lose slightly more weight than those who
do not.

7. 7. Reduce the amount of added sugar
Added sugar is one of the worst ingredients in the modern diet. Most people
consume too much Studies show that sugar (and high-fructose corn syrup) consumption is
strongly associated with obesity and an increased risk of conditions including type 2 diabetes
and heart disease.
If you want to lose weight, reduce the amount of added sugar. Even so-called health foods
can contain sugar, so be sure to read the label.
8. Reduce Refined Carbohydrates
Refined carbs include sugars and grains that have had their nutritious portions of fiber
removed. This includes white bread and pasta. Studies have shown that refined carbs can
cause blood sugar to rise quickly, which can lead to hunger, cravings, and increased food
intake hours later. Refined carbohydrate intake is closely related to obesity.
If you want to eat carbs, take them with natural carbs.fiber.

8. 9. Try a low-carb diet
If you want to get all the benefits of restricting carbohydrates hen you can use all,
methods and go on a low carb diet
Numerous studies have shown that these regimens can help you lose 2-3 times more weight
than a standard low-fat diet while improving your health.
10. Use smaller plates
Eating smaller plates has been shown to help some people automatically eat fewer calories.
However, the plate size effect doesn't appear to affect everyone. People who are overweight
seem to be more affected.

9. 11. Momentum control or calorie counting
Portion control - simply eating less - or counting calories can be very useful for obvious reasons.
Some studies show that keeping a food journal or taking pictures of your meals can help you lose
weight.
Anything that you are eating will help increase your awareness.
12. Have healthy food around you in case you get hungry.
Having healthy foods close at hand can help prevent eating unhealthy foods when you're too
hungry.
Portable, easy-to-prepare snacks include whole fruit, nuts, baby carrots, yogurt, and hard-
boiled eggs.

10. 13. Take a probiotic supplement
Taking a probiotic supplement containing
bacteria from the Lactobacillus subfamily
has been shown to reduce fat mass.
However, this does not apply equally to all
Lactobacillus species. Some studies have
linked L. acidophilus to weight gain.

11. 14. Eat spicy food
Chili peppers contain capsaicin, a
spicy compound that may boost
your metabolism and slightly reduce
your appetite.
However, people can develop a
tolerance to capsaicin's effects over
time, which may limit its long-term
effects.

12. 15. Do cardio
Doing cardio (cardio) is a great way to burn calories and improve your physical and mental
health. appears to be particularly effective in lose belly fat unhealthy fat that tends to accumulate
around organs and cause metabolic disease
cardiovascular exercises
1. Running
2. Jumping Rope
3. Swimming
4. Cycling
5. Elliptical
6. Rowing
7. Walking
8. High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)
9. Stair Climbing
10. Cross-Country Skiing

13. 16. Lifting Weights
One of the worst side effects of dieting is that it
tends to cause muscle loss and a slowed
metabolism. This is often referred to as starvation
mode.
The best way to prevent this is to do some kind of
resistance exercise, such as lifting
weights. Research shows that weightlifting helps
keep your metabolism high and prevents loss of
precious muscle mass.
Of course, it's important not only to lose fat, but
also to build muscle. Resistance training is
important for a toned body.

14. 17. Eat More Fiber
Fiber is often recommended for
weight loss.
Although the evidence is mixed, some
studies show that fiber (particularly
viscous fiber) increases satiety and
may help with weight control in the
long term.

15. 19. Get a good night's sleep
Sleep is so underrated, but it can be just as important as a
healthy diet and exercise.
Sleep deprivation is one of the strongest risk factors for
obesity, as studies have linked it to an 89% increased risk of
obesity in children and 55% in adults.
20. Overcoming food addiction
A recent study found that 19.9% ​​of North American and
European populations meet the criteria for food addiction.
If you experience overwhelming cravings and are unable to
curb your eating no matter how hard you try, you may suffer
from addiction.
In this case, seek professional help. Trying to lose weight
without battling food addiction is next to impossible.

16. 21. Eat More Protein
Protein is the most important nutrient for
weight loss.
Eating has been shown to increase
metabolism by 80-100 calories per day
while reducing 441 calories per day on a
high-Protein diet. One study also found
consuming 25% of daily calories. They cut their
obsession with food by 60% while cutting their
cravings for a protein late –night snack in half.
Adding protein to your diet is one of the easiest
and most effective ways to lose weight.

17. 22. Whey Protein Supplements
If you're having trouble
getting enough protein in
your diet, taking a
supplement like a protein
powder can help. One study
found that replacing some of
your calories with whey
protein can result in weight
loss of about 8 pounds over
time while increasing muscle
mass.

18. 23. Avoid sugary drinks including soda and fruit juice.
Sugar isn't good, but sugar in liquid form is worse. Studies show that calories from
liquid sugar may be the single most fattening component of the modern diet.
For example, one study found that each serving of sugar-sweetened beverages
increased the risk of obesity in children by 60%.
Keep in mind that this also applies to fruit juices, which contain similar amounts of
sugar as soft drinks such as cola.
Eat whole fruit, but completely limit or avoid fruit juice.

19. 24. Eat single-ingredient, whole foods
If you want to be lean and
healthy, one of the best things
you can do for yourself is to eat
single-ingredient whole foods.
These foods are naturally filling,
and weight gain is very difficult
when most of your diet is based
on these foods.

20. 25. Don't Diet — Eat Healthy Food Instead
One of the biggest problems with diets is that they rarely work in the long
run.
After all, dieters tend to gain more weight over time, and studies show
that diet can consistently predict future weight gain.
Instead of going on a diet, aim to become a healthier, happier, healthier
person. Rather than focusing on nourishing the body.
Weight loss should follow naturally.
26. Chew more slowly
our brain may take a while to register that you've had
enough. Some studies show that chewing more slowly helps you
eat fewer calories and increases the production of hormones
associated with weight loss. It is also recommended to chew food more
thoroughly. Studies have shown that increased chewing can reduce
calorie intake at meals.

21. Summary
 A variety of techniques can help you with your weight
loss goals.
 Some of the tips above are purely dietary, involving
eating more protein or reducing added sugars.
 Others, such as improving sleep quality or adding an
exercise routine, are more lifestyle-based. For
example, chewing more slowly is one step you can
take to practice mindful eating.
 Implementing these few tips can help you reach your
weight loss goals.