Its never easy to slim down to that desirable size, people usually do it the hard way but here are some tips and tricks
[the_ad id=”6114″]for all of you who don’t wanna put too much effort into slimming down.
Indulge yourself:
Don’t deprive yourself of your favorite foods no matter how anti slimming they are, but enjoy them in healthy moderations. More important than the foods you eat are the portions you eat them in.
Don’t stuff, Satisfy:
You do not have to eat until every last bite is cleaned off of your plate. Your stomach is made up of smooth muscle and when you overeat, it will stretch out and your appetite will increase. You only want to eat until you’re satisfied, not until you are full. If you already have a large appetite, then it’s going to take a little bit more control in the beginning, but it is imperative that you decrease your portion sizes.
Know yourself:
If you can’t limit pick-able foods (chips, nuts, grapes, candy, etc.), then make sure you stick to single serving portions, such as handheld fruit, individually-wrapped hummus, nut or nut butter packets. Moderate what you eat and know how much you can take before it starts showing.
Salads and Soups:
These initial orders won’t completely satisfy you, but they will fill you up with low calories and leave less room for your main course, thus making sure you don’t become a glutton and overeat.
Don’t finish, while dining out:
When eating out make it a point not to finish the whole meal. These servings are made for 3 people instead of 2. It is okay to leave a little left over. You should know that if you are stuffing yourself to avoid wasting, you will be doing more damage than good if you polish it all off.
Hydrate yourself:
Hunger can often be confused for thirst. So if you’re feeling peckish late afternoon, ask yourself: how much water did I drink today? Dehydration can prompt hunger pangs, headaches, congested skin, and even constipation. So try to drink at least two to three liters of water per day. For an extra nutrition boost, try drinking green tea (rich in antioxidants), liquorice tea (to beat sugar cravings), or cinnamon tea (which regulates blood sugar levels).
Don’t eat in front of the TV:
How you eat determines to a large extent how much you eat. If you watch TV while eating lunch, you’re likely to snack more later in the afternoon. Appetite psychologists discovered this when they did an experiment with sixteen female students. Distraction increases our food intake. If you listen to music or watch TV while eating, you eat more. It seems that distraction delays the process of reaching satiety in the brain.
Have a small snack before partying:
The party snack is also the snack most likely to substitute for a meal, making variety and nutrition important. Rule of thumb is if you are in doubt, read the label. There is nothing wrong with enjoying a party snack or snacking before a party, just make sure you do it within reason. Try a handful of nuts or a piece of fruit so that you don’t show up ravenous and make poor decisions.
Be a part time Vegetarian:
Give your body a break from animal protein and mix things up. Go green once in a while and see the difference it will make on your body and physical appearance. The key is getting the nutrients you need on your no-meat days while also satisfying your hunger and pleasing your taste buds.
Whole grain over white:
This way, you don’t have to cut out carbs entirely. When put head-to-head with whole wheat bread, white is a nutritional lightweight. Whole wheat is much higher in fiber, vitamins B6 and E, magnesium, zinc, folic acid and chromium. So all the good stuff!
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