THIS + workout your BMR then go on swole.me and make you your overall calories eaten is a calorie deficit (below your BMR). + with cardiolow GI carbs:
sweet potato
brown bread
brown rice
protein:
chicken
red meat
fish
egg whites
nuts
WPI shakes
healthy fats:
fatty fish
nuts (almonds or cashews. unsalted and raw)
nut butter
olive oil
avocado
fruits and vegetables (avoid calorie dense ones i.e. really sweet fruit like mangos)
eat a balanced diet 40% clean carbs, 30% protein and 30$ healthy fats on a calorie defecit and you'll lose body fat.
chuck in some resistance training and you're on the money.
this but also remember to have the biggest meal at breakfast to start your metabolism up and smallest at dinnerIf you're looking to lose weight, how you eat your food is just as important as what you're actually eating. The foods kfnmpah listed are pretty much staples.
Try using a calorie calculator to assess what your daily maintenance of calories is and then lower that by a few hundred. You don't need to stick to calorie counting forever, but I would highly recommend it at least while you're starting out. You'll be surprised at some of the foods you'll find to be counter productive to your goal. Throw in a healthy mix of weight training and cardio (the latter being less important than the former) and you should start dropping off weight provided you stay consistent.
Edit: Forgot to add the most important bit. Getting your metab up will do you wonders. Weight training will help with us, as will constant meals. Yes I'm telling you to eat more, but in lesser quantities. Try to aim for 5-6 small, evenly spaced meals a day.
yeah i have been doing this by having a nice brunch and then eating small meals the rest of the day.this but also remember to have the biggest meal at breakfast to start your metabolism up and smallest at dinner
its so simple to do.yeah i have been doing this by having a nice brunch and then eating small meals the rest of the day.
i recently read a study (can't remember where) that proved that breakfast size did not influence lunch sizethis but also remember to have the biggest meal at breakfast to start your metabolism up and smallest at dinner
i have been getting up at about 10-10:30 every morning. so if i eat my breaskfast around that time is my body getting that kick start? or do i need to get up and eat breakfast earlier in the morning.i recently read a study (can't remember where) that proved that breakfast size did not influence lunch size
so you might as well eat a normal sized breakfast and not eat more calories for no reason. as long as you eat breakfast, you'll give your body a kick start.
I wake up at 4:30am but I usually don't eat by 8:00am.yes it doesnt matter what time you get up just as long as you eat within 45mins or something