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Sunday, April 23, 2006

Ten quick tips for losing weight

10 weight loss tips.

1. Avoid frying foods, bake, boil or grill.

2. Select only the leanest cuts of meat and keep meat portions small.

3. Try to eat your main meal in the middle of the day and your last meal or snack should be light in calories and be small portion.

4. Try experimenting with recipes using natural ingredients, herbs and spices you may be surprised at the difference it can make.

5. Try not to nibble between meals, if you feel you need to then make up a fruit or vegetable mix in a bowl and keep in the fridge.

6. Eat food slowly. This will make you feel satisfied sooner helping to consume less energy.

7. If you must indulge occasionally then do so after an exercise session but try not to make it an excuse to overindulge every time.

8. Reduce your intake of refined sugar and refined flour products.

9. Try to cook without adding butter, margarine or oils.

10. Try to limit use of sauces, dressings and creams.

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Thursday, April 06, 2006

G.I. Load over G.I foods

The G.I. diet plan is a greath way to lose weight and eat a healthy balanced diet. The difficulty is combining various index scores together for a whole meal. For this we use the Glycemic load or the average score for all the foods in a meal. Here is an example showing how it works.

Salmon steak (G,I = 18) + Brown Rice (50) + Peas(40) + French Beans (30) = 138. Divide this total by 4 (number of foods in the meal) = 34.5. This Glycemic load for this meal is a low rating and good for controlling blood sugar.

An example of a bad Glycemic load meal would be an Indian chicken Korma.
Chicken Korma (70) + WHite Rice (50) + Onion Bhaji (65) = 185. Divide by 3 = 62.
 

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