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involved metabolism; increases oxygen consumption, known biochemically as
metabolic rate in medicine; so much so during sex bioenergy is released by
increased oxygen uptake, and escapes as heat, a process known as thermogenesis
in physiology and biochemistry. Calories get burnt. Having said that, a person cannot
be a sex machine to be jumping all night and/or all day in order to bun
calories and reduce the paunch and expansive waist and tummy. Aerobic workout and running are excellent for
fat burning. The primary one that works.
You need
to take stock of each and every food or snack eaten everyday. Snacking on roasted
or fresh vegetables encouraged.
Watch red
meat (and high fat) consumption. Look increasingly for plant food-derived
protein.
Small
meals spread out, eaten more than 3 times a day.
Stick to
fresh fruit, 3-4 servings per day depending on one’s weight. Avoiding fruit
juices.
Old
fashioned things: Aerobic exercises- 35 minutes at least 5 times a week; brisk
walking. Watching calories. Increasing plant foods, soluble (example, oats, whole
grains, etc.,) fiber and insoluble fiber (vegetables), increase fiber
vegetables (greens such as spinach).
Sticking to
complex carbohydrates, minimizing white rice and increasing brown rice,
increase whole grains, avoid wheat and white flour in rotis, naan, etc.; whole
wheat flour. Include protein in every meal so that weight loss may not be more
muscle loss. Watch excessive carbohydrate eating; depending on individual
circumstances either increase complex carbohydrates and/or reducing total carbohydrates
(example; carbohydrates amount to 55-60% of total calorie intake, just as an
example).
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MOVE IT MOVE IT!!! Avoid excess television, moving buttocks away from sofa, and
not couch it in sofa
Minimize
saturated fat (low amounts of butter)
Healthy oils
(monounsaturated and polyunsaturated) such as canola, olive and peanut
(groundnut oil).
Inclusion
of nuts in the diet in nominal amounts, if there is no nut allergy. Unsaturated
fat in peanuts could be good.
Increase
omega-3 fatty acids.
Avoid
smoking, limit caffeine. Green tea might help.
Supplemental
calcium with vitamin D3, watching simple sugar and salt intake.
Taking magnesium,
multivitamin supplements containing B-vitamins such as thiamine. B-6, B-12, riboflavin
and biotin, involved in energy utilization. Biochemical findings now suggest at
least 1,000 units of vitamin D everyday.
Increasing
water intake.
Not to
skip breakfast.
Avoiding
excessive fried food.
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