How To Lose Fat Easily-Part One

Part one

This is a guide for losing fat with ease by eating the right foods and doing the right exercises. Try some of these, all of these or a combination of these tips for fat loss and lean muscle gain.

Diets high in saturated or trans fat can promote high levels of blood cholesterol and increase risk for heart disease. A diet that includes high sugar provides empty calories, or calories that do not provide any nutritional value and often times replace more nutritious food selections.

Nutrition can either heal you or kill you, so choose wisely. Fortunately, the right choices are the simple choices. Nutrition is the subject of constant debate. It can be daunting to decide what your nutrition plan should look like, when there are so many contradictions.

Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables and exercise and add in Omega three fatty acids. Eating clean is very important to guarantee that you reach your goals so eat clean and don't drink alcohol.

Eat a variety of foods that are all natural, low in fat and low in sugar, with about 55% of the calories coming from carbohydrates, 30% from protein, and 15% from fat. If you’re having a really difficult time losing the last few pounds, keep the protein up and decrease your carbohydrate intake, especially late in the day and at night. Eat healthier: get rid of the junk foods and sodas. Reduce caffeine intake or eliminate it completely if you can. I know you can do this because I did this.

Perhaps carrots, bananas and tomatoes have 5-10 more calories per serving than broccoli or cucumbers but try them against a low carb bar which typically contain more than 200 calories.

Drink teas, hot water, instead of cold sodas and milk shakes. Drinking lots of water also helps to keep hunger at bay.

Eating more calories than you use equals gaining fat. Eating fiber helps reduce food passage time and can assist in fat loss. If you are confused, then get a packet of prunes and have some during the day. Eat slowly enjoy, chew your food properly and stop when you aren’t hungry any more.

Replace processed carbohydrates in your diet with almonds. For example, if you currently eat a small bag of pretzels as a mid-afternoon snack, eat almonds instead. 

Fat loss is extremely difficult when you feel like you are depriving yourself. Instead of being a positive and exciting experience, losing fat becomes a struggle against yourself.

Fat loss methods that rely on diet aids like drinks, prepackaged foods, or diet pills don't work in the long run. Whether you lose fat on your own or with a group, remember that the most important changes are long term. Fat loss is simple, burn more calories then you consume. If you can fully understand that then you are on your way to losing all the fat you wish.

Choose an activity (discussed in part two) you enjoy doing and get a partner or a pet to share it with you. Try walking, bicycling, jogging, gardening, hiking, bowling or dancing. Avoid excess calories by limiting consumption of foods high in added sugars and solid fats, and alcoholic beverages these provide calories but are poor sources of essential nutrients.

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), approximately 1.6 billion adults (above 15) were overweight globally in 2005 and at least 400 million were obese. It predicts that by 2015, approximately 2.3 billion adults will be over fat and more than 700 million will be super fat or obese. According to a Weight Watchers study, almost half of women (45 percent) report resolving to lose fat as their New Year's resolution. But losing that fat can be hard as many people suffer from food addictions.  If we can all get back to eating the right kinds of foods and getting at least 90 minutes of exercise per week we can diffuse the fat problem bomb before it blows us all up even more.