How to Control Your Weight with Natural Ways?
1> Lemon water and honey are two of the most common ingredients found in kitchens in India. Each morning make a glass of lemon water and add 2 teaspoons full of honey into the water. Mix and drink it. Honey is known to be full of medicinal properties, and lemon helps in detoxing the digestive system. All of these help the body to let go of the excess fat and the effects are visible in just weeks. This is one of the simplest weight loss remedies at home.
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[/size]2> [/color][/size]Garlic is known to possess antiseptic properties and is found in every Indian kitchen. However, chewing two or more cloves of garlic every morning is very beneficial when it comes to weight loss. However, garlic has a very pungent smell and taste, which may put you off from it. Try to form a habit of chewing raw garlic even though it may be repulsive the first few times. Remember to brush your teeth well after you do this, as the odor of raw garlic can stay inside your mouth throughout the day.[/color]
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[/size]3> [/color][/size]While meat, chicken, and poultry should be consumed after they have been cooked properly, some vegetables provide added benefits when consumed raw. Tomatoes, lettuce, spinach, carrots, and corn are some of the most common vegetables that can be safely consumed in their uncooked state. You can try creating a salad out of all these ingredients and have it every day. Raw vegetables are a great source of fiber and can work wonders for your digestion. Proper digestion is vital for fat breakdown and weight loss.[/color]
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[/size]4> [/color][/size]Chewing the food properly is essential for proper digestion and also to prevent one from overeating. Research conducted suggests that people who take their time while having a meal take in fewer calories, as compared to those who gulp down their foods without chewing them.[/color]
[/size]To understand the cause of this phenomenon, you have to understand why chewing the food is necessary. Chewing breaks down the food into small pieces and along with the saliva, aids in digestion. If the food is not chewed thoroughly, the stomach takes a longer time to digest the food. This in turn causes weight gain to occur due to improper digestion.[/color]Moreover, the longer you take to finish your food, the greater the chance that you will feel full after consuming smaller portions.
