Lose 10lbs in seven days? Yes you can! Just stick to a low glycemic diet and before you leave for your summer vacation you too can have the leaner look that you want. The low glycemic diet replaces high glycemic foods that you might have usually eaten. What are low glycemic foods?
The best way to lose weight and keep it off is to reduce calorie intake and stick to meals with lean protein such as fish and poultry, and carbohydrates (complex sugars) that are wholegrain and unrefined. That’s what low glycemic means; carbohydrates that are more slowly digested over a longer period of time than sucrose (white sugar) and refined white flour products.
Not only will you feel more satisfied and fuller by eating low glycemic carbs, you will stay satisfied longer, reducing the cravings for snacks. but also use more calories digesting them! That’s a tripling effect.
Fewer carbs and calories in, reduced between meal snacking, and increased metabolism.
You won’t feel hungry all the time as with a severely reduced intake of a crash diet. And you won’t have low blood sugar that makes you crabby and sleepy in the afternoons, when you are typically getting that hypoglycemic slump from too much sugary food.
Don’t be tempted by that mid morning and mid afternoon cookie, candy, or high calorie energy drink. Keep to a regimen of reasonably sized portions of balanced meals. Swap out your steak for low fat fish or chicken, change your white rice and white bread for wholegrain, go easy on the salad dressing and sauces.
Above all eliminate high glycemic high sugar foods for low glycemic heartier replacements. Before you know it in one week you’ll be looking great and enjoying a better diet as well.
To your health- slim and trim!
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