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Diet Blog: Tips and tricks

Have you ever been on a diet? Yes? Let me guess: it didn't work for you.

There are plenty of diet recipes all over the internet today, and all of them seem not to work. Why? Actually, they all work, it's just that people think it is all about the diet they choose. But they are wrong. The purpose of a diet is not to lose weight, but to get used to eat properly (You do lose weight though, because you haven't eaten properly until then).

And if you don't get this, you will regain all your weight after the diet. More than 80 percent of people who have lost weight regain all of it, or more.

But don't get this wrong, you don't need to be on a diet all your life.

In this blog I will show you how to develop new eating habits and preferences (which is far more important than a diet), that will leave you feeling satisfied - winning the weight-loss battle once and for all.

Where to start

woman on a diet

Developing new eating habits isn't an easy task. All changes are difficult. But, just like anything else, you will get more used to it, and it will get easier with time. Good luck!

Read how to develop new eating habits


Diet plan for women

Monday, March 30, 2015 | 11:27 AM

DIET

The most important guidelines:

  • Always eat breakfast
  • Take one piece of fruit every day for snacking
  • Eat three meals a day... if you do this you’ll make better choices in the long run
  • Eat one to two snacks per day to keep metabolism higher
  • Portion control is the key to weight loss

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Diet foods for weight loss

Tuesday, March 24, 2015 | 3:44 AM

A full list of weight loss friendly foods would be quite long. So I will only list some of the best diet foods:

Fish

Fish is very important part of every healthy diet. Fish and other seafood are rich in proteins, nutrients (such as vitamin D and selenium) and Omega-3 fatty acids. I recommend white fish for your diet. They are low in fat (white fish tends to be high in fat, but at lower levels than oily fish). White fish are: cod, plaice, halibut, haddock, pollack, dab, coley, red mullet, flounder, gurnard, tilapia.

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