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🥘October 23 Weight Loss Menu🍲

Oatmeal with frozen fruit

Avocado Toast with tomatoes

Cream pea soup

Sour Veggie Soup

Cabbage stew

Tomato + chicken + mushroom pasta

Pea and chicken stew

Kefir + bread

Boiled chicken + boiled veggies

Mon, Oct 23

66.2 kg

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Dinner: cream pea soup

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Tuesday, Oct 24

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Buy groceries?

Breakfast: Avocado Toast

Cook: Sour Veggie soup

Lunch: Sour Veggie Soup

Dinner: cabbage stew

Workout

Wed, Oct 25

Kg

Breakfast: Oatmeal

Cook: boil chicken; cook pasta

Lunch: pasta

Dinner: sour veggie soup

Thu, Oct 26

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Breakfast: oatmeal

Lunch: Cabbage Stew

Dinner: pasta

Fri, Oct 27

Kg

Breakfast: kefir + bread

Cook: pea and chicken stew; boil veggies

Lunch: Pea and chicken Stew

Dinner: Sour Veggie Soup

Workout

Sat, Oct 28

Kg

Breakfast: oatmeal

Lunch: chicken and veggies

Dinner: Sour veggie soup

Sun, Oct 29

Kg

Breakfast: oatmeal

Lunch: ?

Dinner: pea and chicken stew

Workout

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How to Lose Weight with a Diet Plan

How to Lose Weight with a Diet Plan

How to Lose Weight with a Diet Plan There are many different ways to lose weight, but one of the most popular methods is to use a diet plan. A diet plan can help you to lose weight in a healthy and sustainable way, and it can also help to make sure that you don’t gain the weight back once you’ve lost it. How to create a diet plan that works for you.If you’re trying to lose weight, it’s…

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It’s not easy to swim 175 km (109 mi.) when you’re starving to death. It’s not easy either to try to survive when you’re shedding body weight at a rate of 1 kg (2.2 lbs.) a day.

And it might be hardest — or at least most tragic — of all if you’re a nursing mom and your calorie intake has dropped so low that you can no longer produce the milk you need to care for your young.

As a new paper in Nature Communications reveals, all of those challenges and more are facing the world’s polar bears, thanks to vanishing sea ice in our warming world, denying the animals a platform that they need to hunt for seals.

If the trend isn’t reversed soon, the estimated 26,000 polar bears in the wild could start to lose their hold on survival before the middle of this century.

The researchers were less interested in establishing the fact of the bears’ food plight; scientists are already aware of that problem.

What they were more focused on learning was both how gravely the nutritional loss is affecting the animals’ health and the alternative food sources they’re scrounging for on land.

To do their work, the scientists followed 20 different polar bears in Manitoba, Canada, from 2019 to 2022, fitting them with GPS trackers and video collars and periodically tranquilizing them and analyzing their blood, body mass, daily energy expenditure — basically a measure of calories coming in versus calories going out — and more.

“The polar bears in Hudson Bay [Canada] are probably at the edge of the range at which they can survive right now,” says Anthony Pagano, a research biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey and the lead author of the paper.

“Most of the modeling work suggests that around 2050, they are going to be on land and away from their primary habitat [on the ice].”

The contraction in range of the Hudson Bay community is likely to be reflected in the ranges of the 18 other polar bear subpopulations scattered throughout the Arctic as well.

Across the arc of the study, the data Pagano and his colleagues gathered was troubling.

Weight loss varied from bear to bear, with the daily loss of 1 kg representing just an average.

Some of the subject animals dropped up to 1.7 kg (3.75 lbs) every 24 hours.

That may not seem like much when an adult male polar bear can tip the scales at 550 kg (1,200 lbs) and a female at 320 kg (700 lbs), but it can add up fast.

And with less available to eat, the hungry bears have to travel farther and farther distances to find their next meal.

The individual that swam 175 km — a young female — set the record among the bears studied, but another, older female also covered 120 km (75 mi).

The endurance swims in search of food are energy-intensive and often fruitless for the bears.

They are efficient hunters when they’ve got the purchase of ice beneath them, Pagano and his colleagues explain, but they are clumsy when they are going after seals and trying to swim at the same time.

That leaves them scavenging on land for foods they would not ordinarily eat — and getting little payoff for their efforts.

“Polar bears are feeding on ducks and geese — catching them when they’re flightless and molting — as well as on their eggs,” Pagano says.

Other foods on the desperate bears’ menus included berries and other vegetation, bones, antlers and, in one case, a beluga whale carcass.

None of that fare is as calorie-rich as a steady diet of live, blubber-packed seals.

Some of the bears vigorously sought out these alternative sources of nutrition; others opted for a different strategy: resting and conserving the energy contained in their body mass.

The latter approach costs stored calories, but so does the former, as all of the plodding and searching burns through energy too.

“The amount of body tissue they were burning to try and find those terrestrial foods was basically the same as what they’d get from eating those terrestrial foods,” Pagano says. “So there’s no actual benefit.”

The researchers were surprised to find that the bears were going through not just fat stores to compensate for the poor rations but lean muscle tissue too.

Pagano is not certain why their metabolisms would adopt that strategy, but he has some ideas.

“There's some thought that burning lean body mass might be more energetically efficient in some respects relative to burning body fats,” he says.

“Also, conserving their body fat might provide them better thermal regulation once the winter and the ice return.”

That seasonal freeze-over is shorter than it used to be — though not by a lot.

In the 1980s, polar bears were on land for about 110 days out of the year, with no need to eat terrestrial foods since the fat deposits they’d accumulate thanks to wintertime seal-hunting was enough to carry them the rest of the year.

Now they're off the ice for 130 days on average.

It’s a measure of the nutritional knife’s-edge on which the bears operate that just 20 days can make the difference between whether they live and thrive or starve and die.

The individuals most likely to perish when food supplies are poor are young adults — due to their less-developed hunting skills — and cubs, whose principal source of nutrition, their mother’s milk, can vanish in lean times.

“If females are fasting for extended periods, they will actually stop lactating,” says Pagano.

Full-grown bears are by no means immune to danger, however.

The authors cite earlier research predicting that the adult male population could decrease by 24% if the ice-free summer season increases to 180 days.

This is especially so given the enormous energy intake — about 22,500 calories per day — that the big males need to maintain their body weight.

Polar bears aren’t the only species menaced by these findings. Humans are in harm’s way too.

The more time bears spend off the ice and on land, the greater the likelihood they will wander into cities and towns in search of something to eat — and residents could easily be hurt or attacked if they get in the way of the hungry animals.

People might also even be seen as sources of prey.

“When polar bears are on land, they act like other bears and become omnivores,” says Pagano. “It does raise the potential for human-bear interactions.”

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5 Fast-Food Meals That Are High in Protein and Less Than 600 Calories

If you’re trying to lose weight, one of the challenges you’ll face is what to do about those times when you find yourself at a fast-food restaurant. The offerings at these establishments are typically incredibly high in calories. A Big Mac meal at McDonald’s can set you back 1,300 calories. Damn! If your calorie goal for the day is 2,400 calories, that’s more than half your daily calories in a single meal. The typical advice for people losing weight is to just avoid fast-food restaurants altogether. And with some preparing, thinking ahead, and good decision-making, you can accomplish that most of the time. But not 100% of the time. Sometimes, life throws a wrench in your plans. Maybe you’re on a road trip, and your friends decide to stop at Carl’s Jr. for lunch. Maybe your kid’s soccer team decided to go out to dinner to Chick-fil-A after the game. Maybe you’re just really pressed for time and need to grab something fast at a drive-thru on the way from work to another engagement. What to do? Well, what if I told you you don’t have to choose between convenience and your fitness goals? You can have your fast-food burger and eat it too—all while staying on track with your weight loss. When you want to lose weight, you want to choose foods that are lower in calories and higher in satiating, muscle-building protein. Thankfully, most fast-food restaurants now offer options that meet this criteria. With a bit of creativity, you can easily select meals at pretty much all the major fast-food restaurants that will give you 30+ grams of protein (which is a good minimum goal for a meal) and only clock in at around 600 calories. Below, we provide some suggestions for meals that meet these metrics that you can get at five popular fast-food restaurants. One thing to keep in mind is that while you can reduce the calories in your fast-food orders, it’s hard to reduce the amount of sodium. These are going to be sodium bombs. So they’re not great for everyday dining, but they’ll do in a pinch. Whether you’re looking to shed a few pounds or maintain your hard-earned gains, this guide will show you how to navigate the pitfalls of fast-food menus and stay on track with your goals. General Guidelines to Keep Your Fast-Food Meals Lower in Calories Before we get into specific meals, here are some general guidelines to follow that will allow you to keep your meals lower in calories, regardless of the fast-food establishment you visit: * Food tracking apps like MyFtinessPal are your friends. I use the app all the time when I’m at fast-food restaurants. Quickly look up the calorie and macro count of foods and piece together your meal with that info. * Choose grilled over fried meats. * Choose lean proteins. While you can still enjoy a beef burger, protein sources like turkey or chicken breast generally have fewer calories. * Ask for extra protein. Adding extra protein, like extra meat, can help increase satiety while keeping calories low. * Skip the fries. If you’re looking for a side, get fruit or salad instead. Also, hot take: fries aren’t that good anyway! * Skip the high-fat sauces, dressings, and condiments. Ask for lower-calorie options instead. * Load up on veggies. Satiety is premised in part on volume; calorically dense foods won’t fill you up and will leave you feeling hungry. To increase volume and nutrition, add low-calorie veggies to your meals like extra lettuce, tomatoes, and onions. * Choose water or unsweetened drinks like diet sodas. Finally, don’t be afraid to enjoy yourself with a no-holds-barred high-calorie fast-food meal every now and then. I love getting a double cheeseburger on occasion. You can just adjust your macros and calories accordingly and eat less the rest of the day. Or just chalk it up to an anomalous indulgence, and get back to your diet the next day. You don’t have to eat perfectly 100% of the time to still lose weight and stay healthy. Fast-Food Meals That Are 600 Calories or Less With More than 30 Grams of Protein McDonald’s… http://dlvr.it/TBgWkR

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1 Set your goal weights.  2 Get a buddy 3 Set a calorie limit and stick to it. Find a TDEE calculator online. That will tell you how many calories you burn a day. And make a calorie limit based on what  you want to lose in a week (If you eat 500 less than that everyday you will lose a pound a week,if you 1000 less calories than that everyday you will lose 2 pounds a week and so on,how fast you want to lose is up to you)  4 Become a vegan. It helps weight loss! I swear! And it can also Be used as a reason as to why your eating differently. And be used as an excuse to not eat.  5 Exercise at least 30 minutes 6 days a week. It should really be 60 minutes 6 days a week. But 30 is the bare minimum. Make at least 1/2-2/3 of it cardio. 6 Intermittent fasting is the BOMB. If you can get through most of the day without eating, even eating a gigantic dinner will keep you losing weight. I sometimes struggle to get up to 800-1000 cals, especially when I'm eating vegetarian.

 When people get suspicious

People keep bothering you about your weight loss, "why you never eat," or if you're "turning anorexic"? Here's some ways I've found that help keep people from being too suspicious of you.

1. Don't advertise your diet. Don't bitch that all you can eat is x amount of calories or y type of food. Bitching about food (or lack there of) you cannot eat will annoy friends and drive them away. If they know you are on a diet, they are more likely to call you out on "taking it too extreme" and start a whole mess of drama. If they offer you food, just decline it politely. If they demand a reason, say things like "I don't like x ingredient," "I'm not hungry right now, but I'll try it later," "I don't want to spoil my appetite for dinner [or other meal]." I hate using the "I'm vegetarian/vegan" or "I'm allergic to x ingredient" because they can sniff out bull shit if they try hard enough.

2. Don't announce to the world that you feel fat. People will either think you're a bitchy self-centered person fishing for complements and sympathy, or they will say "yes, indeed you are fat" and make you feel 100 times worse. If they think you have body issues, they are more likely to attribute weight loss to anorexia or other eating disorder behaviors.

3. Fake eat. Carry food around your backpack. hold a candy bar, a pack of nuts, or a piece of fruit. Be seen with food. Buy a bowl of soup and just bring a spoonful of soup to your mouth while you talk for a while (don't have to actually put it in your mouth). People will believe you will or are eating said item. They will passively imagine seeing you eat it. I've carried the same apple for a week without anyone noticing it, and someone has told me, "I'm glad you're eating again." lol.

4. take advantage of anorexic stereotypes. Common stereotypes:

They never eat. Only eat in front of them.

They only eat low-calorie food or ultra-healthy food. Eat a small candy bar (60 cal) or bag of potato chips (150 cal) in front of them. Spending 100-200 calories in a bluff is better than being in complete dietary scrutiny.

They fear food. Make cookies. Bake something. Talk about a new recipe you found. You can say you tried what you eat and like it. They won't know. If they want to see you eat stuff, you can easily make a low-cal version of the baked good and eat that as a bluff in front of them.

They only eat tiny portions. This may sound weird, but you can binge in front of people and they won't even notice it's a binge. Just spread out what you eat over a few hours. Don't do this often, but it can really throw some people in for a loop if you eat a lot in front of them. Besides - you can compensate when they're away.

5. Don't skimp out on every food-event. Friends want to take you to dinner? Go. You should be able to recognize what types of food are naturally low calorie and order that on the menu. There's a lot of tricks for what to do when you have a food event that I'll go in detail in another post, but main ones include:

Time your eating pace with other people at the table.

Have food sitting on your fork in the air.

Keep them talking about themselves or any topic not about you.

Say you love the taste of the meal.

at a buffet? carry a plate of nibbled food.

6. Blame balanced diet, exercise, or genes. If people constantly ask you "How come you are so skinny?!" blame it that you're naturally skinny. If they ask how you lost the weight, blame it on diet and exercise. If they're interested in the type of diet, you can just list one of the mainstream diets out there (like atkins diet or paleo diet). You can even have fun with this and give false diet tips. I've told someone time I cut out all potatoes from my diet and lost 5 pounds (lie). I've told another person I ate a stick of chalk before dinner and lost 3 pounds that way (lie). Another option: blame a disease. Say you had thyroid problem or a really bad flu and lost weight that way.

****Difference between #1 and #6: you can say you WERE on a diet, just don't say you ARE on a diet. People won't bother you if the diet is in the past and done. They will bother you if it's still on-going because they sometimes see it's in their power to intervene.

7. Don't make a show about not eating. My god, this one irks me in movies: the protagonist goes into a huge hissy fit about eating one carrot or the mother pleas through tears for him/her to eat one more bite. Have dignity! Just eat it, then get out of there. Accept it and move on. Compensate for it after. If you put on a show, they'll think there's something seriously wrong with you and throw you into IP or other treatment option.

8. Play ignorant. Don't blab all this knowledge about dieting, nutrition, and eating disorders. "Normal" people don't obsess about that kind of stuff and therefore don't know that much about that area. If people are spewing obviously wrong information about dieting "OMG THIS APPLE IS LIKE NEGATIVE 20 CALORIES" don't be all preachy about what calories are, how you can't eat negative calories, etc. Just keep it brief, maybe even off in your numbers, such as "I thought an apple is like 60 calories?" Not, "Even compensating with energy spent during digestion, an apple is still only 43 calories."

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Fad diets were dangerous in the 1920s, too:

"Indeed, the 1920s were probably the high point of food faddism in the United States. Dietary evangelists of one stripe or another touted the health benefits of fasting, mastication, vegetarianism, fruitarianism, raw foods, sour milk, drinking two quarts of milk daily, the grape cure, no breakfast, no protein, hot water, no water with meals, coffee with meals, liver as a miracle food, and on and on. Many of these programs were supposed to enhance not only internal well-being but external beauty as well. After centuries of judging the curvaceous form ideal, millions of American women suddenly decided that the slim, “sylphlike,” and boyish body type was now the goal. They embarked on all kinds of reducing regimens, including the canned pineapple and lamb chop diet, supposedly popular among movie stars: “For breakfast the order is one lamb chop and one slice of pineapple. For luncheon two lamb chops and one slice of pineapple. For dinner two lamb chops and two slices of pineapple.” That combination of meat and fruit was somehow supposed to melt the pounds away. In fact, so many women—and more than a few men—were experimenting with drastic diets, high colonics, patent medicines, therapeutic soaps, and other nostrums guaranteed to shed pounds that thousands were ending up in hospitals, victims of physical and mental collapse. Alarmed, in 1926 the American Medical Association convened an “Adult Weight Loss Conference” in New York with leading doctors as speakers. After the conference, they drafted a widely reprinted, sixteen-part series of articles exposing the dangers of reducing fads and recommending a gradual plan consisting of exercise and a balanced, low-calorie diet. Their efforts mainly fell on deaf ears. At the end of the decade arose the Hollywood Diet, featuring a menu of grapefruit and various proteins and guaranteed to help you lose eighteen pounds in as many days. Once again, hospitals saw a rise in “cases of acidosis, jaundice, anaemia and similar complaints arising from malnutrition from its adherents” and issued a new series of health warnings."

From A Square Meal by Jane Ziegelman and Andrew Coe

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Types of Weight Loss Diets.

There are many weight loss plans, but each is different. It’s a good idea to study the different types of plans before getting started on your weight loss journey. Find the type of weight loss diet that best suits you. Consider how each affects your body and health, and how each plan fits into your schedule or routine. Let’s see what types of diet plans are available and what is required with each.

Diets for Fast Weight Loss.

Though fast weight loss is not recommended for the long term, there are some quick diets to help you lose 5 to 10 pounds in no time. These include the low-carb diet, three-to-five-day meal replacement shakes, water or juice fasts, and alternate vegetable/fruit diets in which you eat only fruits one day and only vegetables the next. These diets work great for a quick fix, but are very difficult (and possibly unhealthy) to maintain for the long term.

Low Calorie Weight Loss Diets

There are many low calorie diets with which you will reduce your daily calories to lose weight. There are several ways to monitor your calories. You can read food labels and count the calories of everything you eat. You can also use a calorie guide to determine how many calories are in certain foods or dishes that do not have labels. Weight Watchers provides an easy point counter that calculates points based on calories, fiber, and fat grams in foods.

Fixed Menu Plans

With a fixed menu diet plan, you will be given a list of all the foods you can eat. The meal plans are put together especially for you based on your likes and needs. This type of diet can make things easy for you as you lose weight, but keep in mind that you will eventually need to start planning your own meals again. So it’s a good idea to learn how to plan your.

own meals again. So it’s a good idea to learn how to plan your meals after you’ve lost the initial weight. This will help you keep the weight off once the fixed-menu diet has ended.

Exchange Food Diet

With an exchange food diet, you will plan meals with a set number of servings from several food groups. The foods are determined by calorie intake, and you can pick and choose among foods that have the same calories to give you a variety of choices at each meal. This diet is great if you’ve just completed a fixed menu diet because it allows you to make your own food choices each day.

Low Fat Diet

Another type of diet is the low fat diet, which requires lowering the intake of fat. This doesn’t mean eating fat-free everything, but simply lowering fats (especially saturated fats) and oils to a normal level according to the food pyramid. Fat should take up around 30 percent of the calories eaten. Lowering saturated fat promotes healthy weight loss and helps lower cholesterol levels to promote good heart health.

There are many foods that advertise “low fat” but many of these are also very high in sugar. Look for foods that are low in fat and low in sugar for healthy weight loss. Also, limit fast foods or make healthier choices from the menu such as salads or grilled foods. Many fried fast foods are loaded with fat.

Weight Loss through Reduced Portions

There are also weight loss diets with which only the portions are reduced, but you basically eat anything you want. You eat only small portions of foods and basically follow your stomach. When your stomach is empty, you eat slowly until you feel satisfied, but not overly full. You only eat when you’re really hungry. This type of diet gives you freedom to choose what you want to eat, but limits how much you can eat The concept is when you eat less food in smaller portions then you’re also eating less fat and calories with every meal, no matter what the food.

There are also per-packaged meals and formulas to help promote weight loss. Almost any diet can work if you adhere to its rules, add activity or exercises, and drink plenty of water. Study each type of diet to find one that will work for you, and check with you doctor before starting a new diet plan if you have a health condition or take medications. You can easily research diet plans online and find many free weight loss tips to help you develop a plan.

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not to be one of those radical anti medicine/“modern medicine is an agent of social control, pathologizing/medicalizing behaviors society considers imoral, ugly, wrong, that deviate from our normal/acceptable bc if it’s a disease, it it’s an illness, if it isn’t how ppl are supposed to be or behave, then we don’t have to accept these ppl and their behaviors, we can instead focus on curing them so they can become healthy and normal and moral again” activists (esp bc im a doctor LMFAOO imagine the fucking irony) but we gotta STOOOOOP pretending we (ie our society) really actually truly honestly gives a fuck about eating disorders.

society only gives a fuck about bodies they label as repulsive and unattractive. especially female bodies!!! it’s only when they are “forced” to see ppl existing in bodies (too thin or too fat) labeled as unnatural, as ugly that eating habits become an issue.

we fucking THRIVE on disordered eating!!! what girl doesn’t have at least one memory of being body shamed by their mother? who hasn’t at least seen one “omg i also live in a ‘mom only eats a handful of nuts’ household!!”? influencers and celebrities make fucking bank advertising weight loss shakes and teas on social media. not to mention the billion dollar industry of diet and weight loss books.

it’s when bodies become bothersome, when they become unattractive (“men don’t like fat girls”/“men like girls with big butts and boobs and small bellies”/“men like a little bit of meat to hold on, who wants to hold a skeleton??”. always men always women alwaysalwaysalways men dictating what women need to look like alwaysalwaysalways a normal body is a body men want to fuck and show off and lust after) that they become sick bodies.

on the dsm criteria for anorexia? must have low bmi. oh, u have every single behavior of anorexia but u have a high bmi? nah, sorry, that’s not anorexia! oh, u have every single anorexia behavior but a high bmi? then congratulations on starting ur weight loss journey, we’re so proud of u!!

oh, so u used a diuretic/laxative or u fasted before a big event bc u want to look good/fit in ur outfit? omg we’re just like kim k on the met gala!!! omg noooo, it’s not an issue, it’s only like once in a while, relax!

eating the entire mcdonalds menu on a tiktok video? it’s a mukang when they r thin and a “today i had a binge episode” video when they r fat.

the sickness of eating disorders isn’t, ironically, in the eating behavior, it’s in the body that bears the behaviors.

(if u try arguing w/ me on this post i want u to know ill fucking doxx u u ugly rat, i have enough money to pay a good lawyer i won’t even hesitate!!!!)

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Weight loss: 6 strategies for success

It is advisable to follow these proven strategies to lose weight and improve health.

Hundreds of innovative diets, weight loss programs and outright tricks promise easy and fast weight loss. However, the basis for successful weight loss remains a healthy, calorie-controlled diet coupled with increased physical activity. In order to lose weight successfully in the long term, you need to make permanent changes in your lifestyle and healthy habits.

How can you make those permanent changes? Consider these six strategies to make your weight loss successful.

1. Make sure you are ready for the order

Long-term weight loss takes time, effort, and long-term commitment. While you don't want to postpone weight loss indefinitely, you should make sure you're ready to make permanent changes to your eating and activity habits. Ask yourself the following questions to help you determine your readiness:

Am I excited about losing weight?

Am I too distracted by other stresses?

Do I use food as a way to cope with stress?

Am I ready to learn or use other strategies to cope with stress?

Do I need other support — both friends and professionals — to manage stress?

Am I willing to change my eating habits?

Am I willing to change activity habits?

Do I have time to spend making these changes?

Talk to your doctor if you need help with stressors or emotions that seem to be an obstacle to your preparation. When you're ready, you'll find it easier to set goals, stay committed, and change habits.

2. Find your inner motivations

No one can make you lose weight. You should make changes to diet and exercise to satisfy yourself. What will give you a strong motivation to stick to your weight loss plan?

Make a list of what's important to you to help you stay motivated and focused, whether it's an upcoming holiday or better overall health. Then find a way to make sure you can draw on your motivational factors during moments of seduction. You may want to put an encouraging note for yourself on the door of a pantry or fridge, for example.

While you have to take responsibility for your own behavior to lose weight successfully, you can benefit if you get proper support. Choose supportive people who will encourage you in positive ways, without shame, embarrassment or discouragement.

Ideally, look for people who listen to your fears and feelings, spend time exercising with you or creating healthy menus, and share the priority you've set for developing a healthier lifestyle. You can feel accountable by joining a support group, giving you a strong motivation to commit to your weight-loss goals.

If you prefer to keep your weight loss plans private, be responsible for yourself by taking regular weight measurements, recording your diet and exercise progress in a notebook, or tracking your progress using digital tools.

3. Set realistic goals

It may seem obvious that realistic weight loss goals are needed. But do you really know what is realistic? In the long run, it's best to aim for a loss of 1 to 2 pounds (0.5 to 1 kilogram) per week. Generally to lose 1 to 2 pounds per week, you need to burn 500 to 1,000 more calories than you consume daily, through a low-calorie diet and regular physical activity.

Depending on your weight, 5% of your current weight may be a realistic goal, at least as an initial goal. If you weigh 180 pounds (82 kilograms), that means 9 pounds (4 kilograms). Even this level of weight loss can help reduce the risk of chronic health problems, such as heart disease and type II diabetes.

When you set goals, think about both the goals of both the process and the results. "Walking every day for 30 minutes" is an example of the goal of the operation. "Losing 10 pounds" is an example of a score goal. It is not necessary to have a result goal, but you must set the goals of the operation, because changing your habits is a key factor in weight loss.

4. Eat healthier

The new approach to eating with the aim of losing weight should include - reducing total calories. But reducing calories does not mean giving up the taste, satiety, or even the ease of preparing a meal.

One way to reduce calories is to eat more plant foods, fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Strive for variety to achieve your goals without giving up on taste or nutrition.

Start your weight loss plan by following these tips:

Eat at least four servings of vegetables and three servings of fruits daily.

Replace refined grains with whole grains.

Use modest amounts of healthy fats, such as olive oil, vegetable oils, avocados, nuts, nut butter, and nut oils.

Limit sugar as much as possible, except for the natural sugar found in fruit.

Choose low-fat dairy products and lean meat and poultry in limited quantities.

5. Stay active

While you can lose weight without exercising, regular physical activity with calorie limitation may help you lose weight. Exercise may help burn excess calories that you can't lose with diet alone.

Exercise also has many health benefits, including improving your mood, strengthening your cardiovascular system and reducing blood pressure. Exercise may also help maintain weight loss. Studies show that people who maintain long-term weight loss do regular physical activities.

The number of calories you burn depends on the frequency, duration, and intensity of your activities. One of the best ways to lose body fat is to do static aerobic exercise, such as brisk walking, for at least 30 minutes most days of the week. Some people may need more physical activity than this to lose weight and maintain that weight.

Any extra movement helps burn calories. Think about ways you can increase your physical activity throughout the day if you can't exercise on a given day. For example, you can go up and down stairs several times instead of using the elevator or you can park at the end of the shopping aisle.

6. Change your perspective

Eating healthy foods and exercising for a few weeks or even months is not enough if you want long-term and successful weight management. These habits should become a lifestyle. Lifestyle changes start with taking an honest look at your eating patterns and daily routines.

After assessing your personal weight loss challenges, try developing a strategy to gradually change habits and attitudes that have ruined your past efforts. Then go beyond just realizing your challenges – plan how you will deal with them if you will succeed in losing weight once and for all.

You probably have a relapse sometimes. But instead of giving up completely after a setback, just start over the next day. And remember that you plan to change your life. And all of a sudden will not happen. Stick to a healthy lifestyle, the results are worth it.

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Lose Weight Fast with this 1000 Calories a Day Meal Plan

Do you want to lose weight fast? If so, then you need to follow a 1000 calories a day meal plan. This type of diet is perfect for those who want to see results quickly. In this article, we will discuss what you can eat on a 1000-calorie diet list and how to create your own meal plan. We will also provide some tips on how to stick with your diet and achieve your weight loss goals!

1000 Calories a Day Meal Plan

Whether you're looking to lose weight quickly or just want to improve your overall health, a 1000 calories a day meal plan is the perfect solution. This type of diet is designed to help you shed excess pounds and eat healthy foods that will nourish your body. When it comes to creating a 1000 calories a day meal plan, there are many different options to choose from. You can base your diet on whole, unprocessed foods like fruits, vegetables, lean protein, and healthy fats. Some great examples of 1000 calories a day meal plan include a vegetable omelette for breakfast, grilled chicken with roasted vegetables for lunch, and a leafy green salad topped with tuna and avocado monks' beard for dinner. If you are looking for some extra support to help you stick with your 1000 calories a day meal plan, there are many resources available. For example, you can join an online weight loss community or seek the guidance of a nutritionist or dietitian. Additionally, setting small goals and tracking your progress can be helpful in staying on track with your diet. Whether you are looking to lose weight or simply improve your overall health, following a 1000 calories a day meal plan is an excellent way to achieve your goals. So why not get started today? With the right foods and some determination, you can reach your ideal weight in no time!

1000 Calorie Diet Menu Plan 7 Days Free UK Are you looking to lose weight quickly? Then you may be considering a 1000 calories a day meal plan diet. This type of diet can help you to lose weight quickly, but it is important to understand how it works before you begin. A 1000 calorie diet menu plan generally involves eating less than 1000 calories a day meal plan diet. This can be difficult to do, especially if you are used to eating more. However, there are a few ways that you can make it easier. First, you can look for recipes that are low in calories but still filling. Second, you can portion your meals so that you are eating smaller amounts more often throughout the day. And third, you can make sure to include plenty of low-calorie foods in your diets such as fruits and vegetables. If you are thinking about starting a 1000-calorie diet, then be sure to speak with your doctor first. This type of diet is not for everyone and it is important to make sure that it is right for you. Once you have gotten the green light from your doctor, then you can start planning your menu. Here is a 7-day 1000 calorie a day meal plan diet menu plan to get you started: Day 1 Breakfast: ½ cup oatmeal with ½ cup berries Lunch: Garden salad with 2 tbsp. dressing Dinner: 3 oz. grilled chicken with steamed broccoli and 1 small baked potato Day 2 Breakfast: 1 slice whole wheat toast with 1 tsp. peanut butter Lunch: Tuna salad on whole wheat bread Dinner: Spaghetti with marinara sauce and a side salad Day 3 Breakfast: ½ grapefruit with 1 egg scrambled Lunch: Turkey sandwich on whole wheat bread with mustard Dinner: Salmon with roasted Brussels sprouts and quinoa Day 4 Breakfast: Smoothie made with ½ cup yogurt, ¼ cup berries, and ¼ cup oats Lunch: Soup and salad Dinner: A chicken burrito bowl with brown rice, black beans, salsa, and guacamole Day 5: Greek yoghurt with honey and granola Lentil soup Grilled lean steak with sautéed mushrooms Day 6: Fruit salad Veggie burger on a whole wheat bun Roasted turkey breast with mashed potatoes and gravy Day 7: Omelet made with 2 eggs and vegetables Chicken Caesar salad Roast beef with roasted potatoes and carrots

1000 Calories a Day Meal Plan Low Carb There are a lot of different meal plans out there, but if you're looking to lose weight, a low-carb diet can be a great option. The 1000 calories a day meal plan below is a great starting point. This 800-calorie diet plan pdf includes recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as snacks and Desserts. All of the recipes are low-carb, and the meals add up to 1000 calories per day. This pdf is a great resource if you're trying to lose weight. It can be difficult to stay on track when you're following a diet, but having all of the recipes in one place can make it a lot easier. If you're looking for a challenge, try following this meal plan for a week and see how much weight you lose! 1000 Calorie Diet Meal Plan 14 Days If you're looking to cut down on calories, a 1000-calorie diet may be right for you. This meal plan provides a variety of delicious and nutritious options that clock in at 1000 calories or less per day. Each day, you'll enjoy three healthy meals and two snacks. Breakfast options include oatmeal with berries and Greek yoghurt with granola. For lunch, try a green salad with grilled chicken or a roasted veggie wrap. And for dinner, whip up a quick and easy stir-fry or spaghetti with turkey meatballs. With this plan, you can lose weight safely and still enjoy your food. So give it a try - you might be surprised at how good 1000 calories a day meal plan can taste! 1000 Calorie Bodybuilding Breakfast Lunch Dinner If you're looking for a hearty breakfast that will help you hit your daily calorie goals, look no further than this breakfast burrito. Packed with eggs, bacon, sausage, and cheese, this burrito is sure to give you the energy you need to power through your workout. For lunch, try a grilled chicken sandwich with avocado and tomato. This sandwich is delicious and satisfying, and it's also packed with healthy fats and protein. For dinner, enjoy a steak with roasted vegetables. This meal is hearty and filling, and it will help you reach your daily calorie goals. With this simple breakfast, lunch, and dinner plan, you'll be on your way to achieving your bodybuilding goals in no time. 1 000 Calorie Meal Dinner Breakfast Lunch Are you looking for 100 calories meal plan? It can be tough to find recipes that fit into a 1000-calorie diet plan, but we've got you covered. For breakfast, try our healthy frittata packed with veggies. For lunch, our roasted beet and bok choy salad is a filling and satisfying option. And for dinner, our black bean and quinoa enchiladas are hearty and delicious. So whether you're looking for breakfast, lunch, or dinner ideas, we've got you covered. 3000 calorie meal plan has never been easier!

Eating 1,000 Calories a Day How Much Weight Can I Lose Lunch Dinner Breakfast

It's no secret that cutting calories can help you lose weight. But just how much weight you can lose by eating 1,000 calories a day depends on a few factors, including your current weight, activity level, and diet. If you're currently eating 2,000 calories a day and cut your intake down to 1,000 calories, you can expect to lose about 2 pounds per week. However, if you're already eating a very low-600-calorie diet or if you're highly active, you may not lose any weight (or even gain some) by eating 1,000 calories a day. Ultimately, the best way to determine how many calories you should be eating is to speak with a Registered Dietitian or your doctor. They can help you create a healthy and sustainable plan that fits your unique needs and goals. 1000 Calories Per Day Meal Plan If you're looking to cut down on calories, a 1000-calorie-per-day meal plan is a good place to start. Here's an example of what you might eat in a day: For breakfast, you could have eggs and toast with fruit. For lunch, you could have a salad with chicken or fish. And for dinner, you could have grilled chicken or fish with vegetables. For snacks, you could have fruit or yoghurt. Of course, this is just an example - there are lots of different ways to stick to a 1000-calorie-per-day plan. The important thing is to make sure you're getting enough nutrients and not feeling hungry all the time. If you need some help getting started, there are plenty of resources online and in cookbooks. 1000 Calorie Daily Diet A calorie is a unit of measurement that refers to the amount of energy contained in food. The number of calories in a food is determined by its macronutrient content, with one gram of protein or carbohydrate containing 4 calories, and one gram of fat contains 9 calories. A diet that contains 1000 calories, therefore, means that you are consuming 1000 units of energy each day. This diet shakes is often recommended for weight loss, as it can help to create a deficit between the number of calories you consume and the number you burn off through exercise and everyday activities. While a 1000-calorie diet reviews can be effective for weight loss, it is important to ensure that you are still getting all the nutrients your body needs. This can be achieved by carefully choosing foods that are high in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, as well as protein and healthy fats. Read the full article

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Healthy Prepared Meals: The Perfect Solution for Nutritious Eating on the Go

In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining a healthy diet can be challenging. Balancing work, family, and social commitments often leaves little time to cook nutritious meals from scratch. Thankfully, healthy prepared meals have become an excellent solution for busy individuals who want to eat well without sacrificing their health or time.

In this blog, we’ll explore the growing trend of healthy prepared meals, their benefits, some of the top options available, and tips on how to choose the best ones for your lifestyle.

What Are Healthy Prepared Meals?

Healthy prepared meals are pre-cooked, portioned meals that are designed to be nutritionally balanced. They can be found in grocery stores or delivered straight to your door via meal delivery services. These meals cater to various dietary needs and preferences, making them a convenient choice for anyone looking to maintain a healthy diet.

The Benefits of Healthy Prepared Meals

With the rise of health-conscious consumers, prepared meals have evolved from the stereotypical microwave dinners of the past into gourmet-quality, nutritious meals. Here are some of the key benefits of incorporating healthy prepared meals into your diet:

1. Convenience and Time-Saving

One of the biggest benefits of healthy prepared meals is their convenience. Since these meals are pre-cooked, all you need to do is heat them up. This means no meal planning, no grocery shopping, and minimal cleanup, freeing up time for other priorities.

2. Portion Control

Maintaining portion control is essential for weight management and overall health. Prepared meals often come in controlled portions, allowing you to manage your calorie intake easily. Whether your goal is weight loss, muscle building, or simply eating healthier, portion-controlled meals can help you stay on track.

3. Balanced Nutrition

Healthy prepared meals are designed to offer balanced nutrition with the right mix of proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. Many prepared meal services work with dietitians to create meals that provide all the essential nutrients your body needs. Whether you’re looking for high-protein meals, low-carb options, or a specific dietary plan like keto or vegan, there’s a prepared meal option that meets your needs.

4. Dietary Variety

With healthy prepared meals, you’re not limited to a single type of cuisine. Many meal services offer a rotating menu with various dishes, allowing you to enjoy new and exciting flavors while sticking to your dietary goals. Whether you enjoy international cuisines, plant-based meals, or traditional comfort foods, there are plenty of options to explore.

5. Customization for Dietary Needs

One of the most significant advantages of healthy prepared meal services is the ability to customize meals based on your dietary preferences and restrictions. Whether you follow a vegan, gluten-free, or paleo diet, prepared meal services offer specialized menus that cater to these needs without sacrificing flavor or nutrition.

Top Healthy Prepared Meal Services

Numerous companies have emerged that specialize in healthy prepared meals, catering to a variety of dietary needs and preferences. Here are some of the best options available:

1. Freshly

Freshly offers chef-prepared, healthy meals that are delivered fresh and ready to eat in minutes. They focus on using whole, minimally processed ingredients and cater to various diets, including gluten-free and high-protein options.

2. Sun Basket

Sun Basket provides organic, dietitian-approved meals that cater to a variety of diets, including keto, paleo, and vegan. Their meals emphasize organic produce, responsibly sourced meats, and sustainable seafood, ensuring both nutrition and environmental sustainability.

3. Factor

Factor delivers fresh, dietitian-designed meals tailored to various health goals, including weight loss and fitness. Their meals are high in protein and low in carbs, making them an excellent option for those on a keto diet or looking to build muscle.

4. Daily Harvest

Daily Harvest specializes in plant-based, healthy prepared meals that are made from organic fruits, vegetables, and superfoods. Their menu includes smoothies, soups, harvest bowls, and more, making it easy to add more plant-based meals to your diet.

5. Trifecta

Trifecta is a meal delivery service focused on providing organic, macro-balanced meals that support athletic performance and fitness. They offer a range of diet plans, including keto, paleo, and vegan options, and all meals are made from sustainably sourced ingredients.

Tips for Choosing the Best Healthy Prepared Meals

With so many options available, it can be challenging to choose the right healthy prepared meals for your lifestyle. Here are a few tips to help you make an informed decision:

1. Consider Your Dietary Goals

The first step is to evaluate your dietary needs and health goals. Are you looking to lose weight, build muscle, or simply eat healthier? Different meal services cater to different goals, so choose one that aligns with your objectives. For example, if you’re on a keto or low-carb diet, opt for a service that specializes in low-carb meals.

2. Check the Ingredient List

Always read the ingredient list before purchasing prepared meals. Look for meals that use whole, minimally processed ingredients and avoid those with high amounts of sodium, added sugars, and preservatives. The best healthy prepared meals should focus on fresh vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains.

3. Choose Fresh Over Frozen

While frozen meals can be convenient, fresh meals typically offer better flavor and nutrition. Many prepared meal services now offer fresh meals that are refrigerated, ensuring they retain their nutritional value while still being easy to heat and serve.

4. Look for Variety

Eating the same meals every day can lead to food fatigue. Look for meal services that offer a rotating menu with different types of dishes and cuisines to keep your meals interesting and enjoyable.

5. Check for Sustainability

If sustainability is important to you, choose meal services that prioritize environmentally friendly practices. Look for companies that use organic ingredients, eco-friendly packaging, and sustainably sourced meats and seafood.

Conclusion

Healthy prepared meals provide a convenient, nutritious, and time-saving solution for those with busy lifestyles. With a variety of services offering meals tailored to specific dietary needs, it’s easier than ever to maintain a balanced diet without spending hours in the kitchen. Whether your goal is weight loss, muscle gain, or simply eating healthier, prepared meals offer a hassle-free way to stay on track with your health and nutrition.

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The Best Diet Meal Plan in Sharjah: Stay Healthy, Eat Right with Meal on Me

In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining a healthy diet can be a challenge, especially in a bustling city like Sharjah. Whether you're trying to lose weight, maintain a healthy lifestyle, or simply ensure you eat nutritious meals, finding a convenient and effective diet plan is essential. That’s where Meal on Me comes in — offering customized, calorie-controlled diet meal plans designed to suit your health goals and dietary preferences.

Why Choose a Diet Meal Plan in Sharjah?

Sharjah is home to a growing community of health-conscious individuals, and the demand for well-balanced, nutrient-rich meals is on the rise. Whether you're a busy professional or someone looking to commit to a healthier lifestyle, a diet meal plan can save you time and effort, ensuring you have access to wholesome food without compromising on taste or convenience.

At Meal on Me, we offer tailored diet plans that focus on portion control, calorie balance, and essential nutrients, all delivered straight to your door.

What Makes Meal on Me’s Diet Meal Plan Special?

Customized Plans: We understand that every individual has unique dietary needs. Whether you’re following a low-carb, high-protein, or balanced diet, our expert nutritionists will create a meal plan that aligns with your health goals.

Fresh, Nutritious Ingredients: All our meals are crafted using the freshest ingredients, packed with essential nutrients to keep you energized and healthy. Each meal is prepared with care, ensuring that you get the perfect balance of protein, carbohydrates, and healthy fats.

Convenient and Hassle-Free: Our diet meal plan delivery in Sharjah ensures that you never have to worry about meal prep or grocery shopping. Simply choose your plan, and we’ll deliver freshly prepared meals to your doorstep, so you can focus on your health without the stress.

Calorie-Controlled Meals: Whether you’re looking to shed a few pounds or maintain your weight, our portion-controlled meals help you stay on track. Each meal is designed to provide just the right amount of calories to meet your goals without compromising on flavour.

Variety of Options: From breakfast to dinner, our diet meal plan in Sharjah offers a wide variety of meals to keep your taste buds excited. Our rotating menu ensures that you never get bored with your diet while still eating nutritious, delicious food.

Benefits of a Diet Meal Plan with Meal on Me

Weight Management: A well-balanced diet is the cornerstone of effective weight loss or maintenance. Our meal plans take the guesswork out of eating right, helping you stay in control of your calorie intake while enjoying satisfying meals.

Improved Energy Levels: A nutrient-dense diet can help improve your energy levels and overall well-being. Our meals are designed to fuel your body, keeping you active and alert throughout the day.

Support for Specific Health Goals: Whether you’re working towards fitness goals, managing health conditions, or just want to eat better, our customized diet plans can be tailored to meet your specific needs.

How to Get Started with Meal on Me's Diet Meal Plan

It’s easy to start your journey towards better health with Meal on Me. Simply browse through our selection of diet plans on our website, choose the one that best fits your needs, and let us take care of the rest. Our diet meal plan delivery service in Sharjah ensures that you receive your meals fresh and ready to eat, so all you need to do is enjoy!

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Mastering Healthy Meal Prep with Meals On Me: Your Guide to Balanced Eating

In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to prepare nutritious meals can be challenging. Whether you're striving for weight loss, muscle gain, or just a healthier lifestyle, meal prepping is a powerful strategy to keep you on track. At Meals On Me, we make healthy meal prep easy, convenient, and tailored to your specific dietary needs.

Why Choose Meal Prep?

Meal prepping involves preparing and portioning meals ahead of time, ensuring that you have nutritious options ready to go throughout the week. This approach saves time, reduces food waste, and helps you maintain a balanced diet by controlling portions and ingredients.

Benefits of Healthy Meal Prep

Consistency in Nutrition: With meal prep, you avoid last-minute unhealthy choices. Each meal is designed to meet your nutritional needs, whether it's high in protein, low in carbs, or rich in vitamins.

Portion Control: Pre-portioned meals help you manage your calorie intake, making it easier to reach your fitness goals without the hassle of counting calories every day.

Time-Saving: Preparing meals in advance frees up your time during the week, allowing you to focus on work, family, or hobbies without sacrificing your health.

Cost-Effective: Planning your meals reduces the temptation of ordering takeout, which can be costly and unhealthy. Meal prep allows you to buy ingredients in bulk, saving money in the long run.

What Meals On Me Offers

At Meals On Me, we take the guesswork out of meal prep. Our service offers a wide variety of meal plans tailored to different dietary preferences, including vegetarian, vegan, keto, and low-carb options. Here’s what sets us apart:

Customizable Plans: Whether you're aiming for weight loss, muscle gain, or simply maintaining a healthy lifestyle, our meal plans can be customized to fit your goals.

Fresh Ingredients: We prioritize the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients in every meal. Our team of expert chefs crafts meals that are not only nutritious but also delicious.

Convenience: Our meals are delivered straight to your door, ready to heat and eat. This eliminates the hassle of grocery shopping and cooking, making healthy eating effortless.

Balanced Nutrition: Each meal is designed by nutritionists to ensure it’s balanced with the right amount of proteins, carbs, and fats, along with essential vitamins and minerals.

How to Get Started with Meals On Me

Choose Your Plan: Start by selecting a meal plan that aligns with your dietary goals. Whether you’re looking for a high-protein diet, a low-calorie option, or a plant-based plan, we have something for everyone.

Customize Your Menu: Browse through our menu options and select meals that suit your taste preferences. You can mix and match to keep your meal plan exciting and varied.

Receive Your Meals: Your meals will be delivered to your doorstep, freshly prepared and ready to store in your fridge. Simply heat them up when you’re ready to eat.

Enjoy Balanced Meals: With Meals On Me, you can enjoy the convenience of having healthy, portion-controlled meals without the stress of planning, shopping, or cooking.

Final Thoughts

Healthy eating doesn’t have to be complicated or time-consuming. With Meals On Me, you can enjoy the benefits of meal prep without the hassle. Our expertly crafted meals ensure that you’re getting the nutrition you need to stay healthy, energized, and on track with your goals.

Ready to transform your eating habits? Explore our meal prep options today and take the first step towards a healthier, more balanced lifestyle with Meals On Me!

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Cucumber Diet: A 7-Day Plan to Quickly Lose 15 Pounds

Are you confused about whether the 7 days cucumber diet plan actually helps to lose weight or not?

Well, I just tried this diet 15 days ago and it did help me lose weight.

Before my wedding, I wanted to lose 20 pounds fast in a month and when I heard about the cucumber diet, I knew it would very much help me to an extent.

I had many questions about this diet like

Does it really work?

Can it reduce belly fat?

What if I eat too many cucumbers?

How many calories does a cucumber have?

I know for a fact that you have these questions in your mind too. Since I have researched and already tried it, I would love to help you out by answering all of these questions for you.

What is The Cucumber Diet?

The cucumber diet is an effective short-term diet that guarantees fast weight loss. This is a 7–14-day diet plan that is proposed for people struggling with overweight and obesity.

The diet promises you to lose up to 15 pounds in a week and is marketed as an effective and fast weight loss process which is often taglines as “7 Kgs in 7 days“.

Just like its name indicates, the menu of the diet is mostly composed of cucumbers. It instructs you to replace most of your regular foods with cucumbers so that your calorie consumption is lessened.

Since cucumbers are low on protein and fats, you need to intake a few protein-rich foods, such as eggs, chicken, fish, and nuts along with cucumbers. Because the diet lacks diversity it is not followed for more than 14 days.

Here I am sharing my 7-day cucumber diet plan, which will help you to lose weight too.

How Does the Cucumber Diet Help You Lose Weight?

The diet assists in short-run weight loss by limiting your calorie intake. Since there are no specific rules, this just emphasizes eating a cucumber whenever you’re hungry.

As cucumbers are composed of 90% water (1), their high consumption ensures satiety, and adequate hydration and reduces the amount of energy expended. Cucumber detoxifies your body, helps indigestion, and also cleanses the intestine.

Generally, one might think that eating so many cucumbers would eventually add up to a lot of calories but in reality, a regular (300 gram) cucumber just has up to 45 calories eating 10 would just be 450 calories.

Being on the cucumber diet for 7 days helped me to lose 4.3 kgs and you can even lose up to 5 kgs if you follow it correctly.

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7 Days Cucumber Diet Plan

Here is my 7-day cucumber diet plan that worked wonders for me so that you can try it out and get your desired results as well.

If you feel like you have some better options that go with the diet do let me know by commenting below and I might just switch up to that.

Day 1

Breakfast: 2 eggs, 1 sliced cucumber mixed with some finely chopped herbs.

Snack: 2 cucumbers with some fresh lemon juice.

Lunch: Cucumber salad with roasted chicken or fish

Snack: Green tea with 2 sliced cucumbers.

Dinner: One small roasted potato with cucumber and cottage cheese.

Day 2

Wow, you are finally starting to bring a change, just keep going to get your desired results.

Breakfast: A cucumber Agua Fresca or smoothie. You can blend it with some spinach or a green apple if you want.

Snack: 1 cucumber and a couple of almonds.

Lunch: Seared salmon, a few slices of cheese with a cucumber.

Snack: 8 slices of cucumbers. You can try dipping it in hummus if you want.

Dinner: Small quantity of brown rice, low-fat yogurt, and a cucumber.

Day 3

Yes, you are doing it. Keep it going.

Breakfast: A cucumber sandwich with avocado and whole-grain toast.

Snack: A green apple or an orange

Lunch: A cucumber salad with cherry tomatoes, avocado, red onions, and a low-fat yogurt of your choice.

Snack: Green tea or sweetened black coffee.

Dinner: A vegan cucumber roll with spinach, carrots, onions, and parsley.

Day 4

You should start to feel healthy and fresh by now, this is a new life!

Breakfast: 2 cucumbers with Greek yogurt.

Snack: A handful of almonds and half a cucumber

Lunch: Grilled lean beef with a cucumber avocado paste.

Snack: 1/2 fruit of your choice. Oranges, tangerines, and green apples do fine.

Dinner: A simple cucumber soup.

Day 5

You came so far, don’t stop now!

Breakfast: A fresh cucumber smoothie.

Snack: 2 cucumbers

Lunch: Cucumber and spinach mixture with a little cheddar cheese.

Snack: Green tea

Dinner: Sandwich with cucumber, lettuce, avocado, and whole-grain bread.

Day 6

Just two more days, you can do it.

Breakfast: 2 hard-boiled eggs with a cucumber.

Snack: Green tea

Lunch: A cucumber salad with some tuna chunks and yogurt.

Snack: 1-2 fruits

Dinner: Cucumber with cottage cheese and some brown rice

Day 7

Congratulations you made it to the last day. Very proud of you, say hello to the new you.

Breakfast: Green tea with 8-10 slices of cucumber.

Snack: Green apple and cucumber detox water.

Lunch: Cucumber and green apple smoothie and low-fat yogurt.

Snack: 2 cucumbers

Dinner: Cucumber-Celery salad with cottage cheese and olive oil.

So, this was the 7-day cucumber diet plan that I followed and it worked wonders for me, hope this suits you too. You can also download the 7-day cucumber diet plan pdf and print it, just click here.

If you have any recommendations or questions do reach out to me in the comments below.

Is it Effective for Weight Loss?

The cucumber diet is naturally low in calories so one can expect to lose weight while flowing it. However, the weight loss mostly occurs only for the time you’re following it which is ideally 7-14 days. It is highly unlikely that you’ll lose a considerable amount of weight and keep it off once you resume your regular diet.

Since most people find it hard to follow a strict diet, they are unable to continue such a diet for the long term. Because they haven’t learned much about healthy eating, portion control, or reading nutrition labels they generally regain the lost weight. On the other hand, easy and slow-paced diets can be easier to follow and yield much better results.

Moreover, cucumbers lack protein, fat, fiber, calcium, iron, and many other nutrients. So even if we intake protein along with cucumbers with every meal there would still be a deficiency because of the lack of variety.

Therefore, to lose weight and stay healthy it is better to switch to a healthier and diversified diet.

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A Refreshing Change: My Review of Tropi Slim Deliverable

For years, I struggled with maintaining a healthy weight. I tried countless diets and exercise routines, but nothing seemed to stick. Feeling discouraged, I almost gave up on my weight loss goals entirely. Then, I came across TropiSlim Deliverable, and it completely transformed my approach to health and wellness.

Delicious and Nutritious Meals Delivered

One of the biggest challenges I faced with traditional diets was the lack of variety and the constant battle against cravings. TropiSlim Deliverable solved this problem by providing me with delicious and nutritious pre-portioned meals delivered straight to my doorstep. The menu offered a wide range of options, from flavourful curries to refreshing salads, ensuring I never got bored with my meals.

Effortless Portion Control

Another hurdle I often encountered was portion control. Guessing portion sizes often led to overeating, hindering my weight loss efforts. TropiSlim Deliverable took the guesswork out of portion control. Each meal arrived perfectly pre-portioned, eliminating the temptation to overeat and ensuring I stayed within my daily calorie goals.

Convenience at its Finest

In today's fast-paced world, convenience is key. TropiSlim Deliverable's pre-made meals were a lifesaver. They eliminated the need for grocery shopping, meal prepping, and lengthy cooking times. After a long day at work, I could simply heat up a TropiSlim Deliverable meal and enjoy a healthy, satisfying meal without any hassle. This convenience factor played a significant role in helping me stick to my weight loss plan.

Sustainable Weight Loss and Increased Energy Levels

Since starting TropiSlim Deliverable, I've noticed a significant change in my weight and overall health. The well-balanced meals helped me shed unwanted pounds in a healthy and sustainable way. More importantly, I felt a significant increase in my energy levels throughout the day. No longer were there afternoon slumps or the need for sugary snacks to keep me going.

A Positive Impact on My Lifestyle

TropiSlim Deliverable wasn't just about weight loss; it was about adopting a healthier lifestyle. The convenience of the program allowed me to focus on other aspects of my health, such as getting regular exercise and prioritizing sleep. It also instilled healthy habits, like mindful eating and portion control, that I can continue long after finishing the program.

Overall, I highly recommend TropiSlim Deliverable to anyone looking for a convenient and effective way to lose weight and improve their overall health. The delicious meals, effortless portion control, and time-saving convenience make it a program worth trying.