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Senin, 18 Maret 2013

Best Diet Ideas To Boost Fat Loss

Tired of suffering from an incredibly slow rate of fat loss?  Looking for a way to enhance your results so you can finally get that body you’ve dreamed of? If this describes you, it’s vital that you take a look at a few of the top techniques that you can use with your diet to enhance the overall rate of fat loss you experience.
Many people are quick to focus on what they can do with their diets to decrease their overall calorie intake and while bringing your calorie level lower is important to get fat loss moving, you should also be focusing on what you can do to boost the metabolic rate as well.
When the metabolism is running faster you’re going to be able to consume more calories but yet still lose weight just as quickly.
Let’s look at what you need to know to dramatically enhance your fat loss just with a few simple tweaks to your plan.
Up Your Protein Intake
The single most effective way to boost your metabolism by up to 30% instantly is to increase the intake of protein in your diet.
Every time you eat foods that are rich in protein your body is going to have to spend a number of calories just breaking these foods down.  As it does this that means that it will actually net fewer calories total from that food, thus you will lose weight faster.
The best protein sources to include?  Aim for the leanest sources that are almost 100% pure protein so you don’t get any tag-along fats or carbs with it.
This includes sources such as chicken breasts, turkey breast, white fish, egg whites, whey protein powder, and fat free cottage cheese.  You should aim to eat one of these with each and every meal or snack you consume.
  Include Dairy Products

Second, don’t be so quick to cut out dairy products from your diet if your goal is maximum fat loss.  Many people do just that thinking that dairy products are too high in fat and calories to help you see results but this isn’t the case.
Dairy products can actually help increase the amount of fat that’s lost around the abdominal region so if there’s one food that you absolutely do want to have included in your diet, this is it.
Cottage cheese, as mentioned above, will be the best option as far as protein goes, but other good dairy products to consider are skim milk, low-sugar and low fat yogurt, as well as ricotta cheese.  Just don’t opt for whole milk, sour cream, or ice cream as these will contain too many calories and saturated fats or sugars.
Try Adding Cayenne Pepper
Another sneaky way to boost your metabolism so you can burn more calories on a daily basis is to add some cayenne pepper to your meals.  This is one spice that will not only cause the body to heat up slightly but in doing so it’ll also raise your basal metabolic rate for a few hours after consumption.
If you prefer not to use cayenne pepper, chilli pepper works in the same manner so that’s another approach that you may want to think about.
Have A High Carb Day
While there’s no questioning the fact that a low carb diet can help you see faster weight loss results, one thing that you must understand is that if you go without carbohydrates for too long on your diet plan, your metabolism will slow because of it.
Carbohydrates are directly tied in with the basal metabolic rate so it’s vital that once in a while you increase them upwards again and literally ‘reset’ your metabolism.
Every one to two weeks on your low carb diet plan, have a very high carbohydrate day where you literally eat any carbohydrate-rich foods that you want.  Breads, cereals, pastas, rice, bagels – you name it, you can have it.
Just do be sure at the same time to keep these foods lower in fat as if you consume too many carbs and fats, you could start to see fat gain. If you keep it to just high carb foods, no fat gain will result but rather, you’ll get a nice boost to the metabolism.
Get Enough Essential Fatty Acids
Another critical element that must be in place with your diet program is enough essential fatty acids, otherwise known as omega fats.  These are found in foods such as salmon, mackerel, flaxseeds, and walnuts, and should be taken on a daily basis as well.
These foods will help to increase your insulin sensitivity, so that when you do eat dietary carbohydrates, your body is better able to handle them and direct them towards the muscle cells for fuel, rather than converting them directly to body fat.
Insulin insensitivity is a big issue for many people who are trying to lose weight and develops after years and years of eating plenty of highly processed carbohydrates.  If you focus on eating more healthy fats in your diet rather than eating those processed carbs and saturated fat sources, you will dramatically boost the results you see.
Plus, these healthy fats will quickly help to kill your hunger levels making it that much easier to stick with the lower calorie diet plan.
So there you have some of the top tips to remember as you go about your weight loss diet to increase the metabolism so that you don’t have to exist on such a small amount of food to get fat loss taking place.
Most people really dislike the idea of dieting but by using these quick tricks dieting doesn’t have to be nearly has hard as you thought it was.  Instead, you’ll stay satisfied, have plenty of energy, and get the exact results you’ve been looking for.

A Diet to Boost Your Mood and Energy Level

Delicious, nutrient-dense foods like chocolate and avocado can help you lose weight.
When trying to lose weight, we tend to fixate on the foods we aren’t supposed to eat. We salivate over cheesecake at the coffee shop, eyeball our partners’ pizza and dream about cheese, glorious cheese. Instead, shift the focus to the delicious and healthy foods that actually speed up metabolism, aiding in weight loss and preventing the storage of more fat. You might just get so hooked on green tea, yogurt, avocado and hot peppers that you find yourself cheating on your former favorites, not on your diet.

Green tea

If you want to get your metabolism revving, choose green tea over black tea or coffee. Studies have found that green tea is not only packed with flavonoids and antioxidants, it also has thermogenic properties, promoting fat oxidation. That means it helps burn the calories from the food you’re eating while you’re eating and digesting it.
Apples
That oft-repeated adage about apples and doctors is backed by solid science. Apples are a low-calorie, nutrient-dense source of fiber, so eating them with meals or as snacks can help you feel full longer. Eating an apple each day can also help prevent metabolic syndrome, a disorder associated with abdominal fat, cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
Low-fat yogurt
Probiotics in products that contain live bacteria, like yogurt, help beneficial bacteria in the gut process food more efficiently. Low-fat or fat-free yogurt (skip the flavored versions, they’re full of sugar!) is a great source of protein and calcium, and studies have found that eating yogurt as part of a reduced-calorie diet can help burn fat faster than going without.
Celery
You’ve probably heard of the “negative calorie diet” which claims that some foods, like celery, take more calories to eat and digest than they contain. That’s only partially true, but eating celery can still help you lose weight. It’s made up of mostly water and undigestible cellulose, so including it in your meals may help you eat less than you would otherwise.
Cinnamon
Did you know that cinnamon is a natural blood sugar stabilizer? After lots of speculation about the effect of this spice on insulin levels, a 2007 study confirmed that a teaspoon of cinnamon added to a dessert helped temper blood sugar spikes. Researchers are still trying to determine whether cinnamon could be an alternative treatment for type 2 diabetes.
Grapefruit
There’s a good reason grapefruit is so often recommended as an optimal breakfast for people who are trying to lose weight. This low-sugar, citrus fruit contains an antioxidant that has been found in studies to reduce insulin levels after eating a meal.
Broccoli
Broccoli contains two essential nutrients, calcium and vitamin C, which team up to boost metabolism – that is, as long as you have a healthy thyroid. Broccoli is also “goitrogenic,” meaning it can slow the production of thyroid hormones in people with thyroid disease.
Lean Meats and Fish
Lean protein from sources like meats and fish can help boost both your metabolism and your energy levels. Protein also helps curb hunger and ensure that the weight you lose is fat, not muscle. Having a higher lean muscle mass helps burn more calories on a daily basis, aiding in long-term weight control.
Garlic
Adding garlic to meals rich in fats and carbohydrates may keep those substances from wreaking havoc on your health. Studies have found that garlic supports blood sugar metabolism and helps control lipid levels in the blood. Of course, that doesn’t mean garlic bread is suddenly a health food, but adding crushed fresh garlic to your meals certainly wouldn’t hurt.
Oats
While many foods, like those high in sugar, can cause blood sugar spikes that cue the body to store fat, oats and other whole grains keep insulin levels low after you eat. This ensures that you burn calories instead of increasing the prominence of all your wobbly bits.
Olive Oil
Taking in fat in order to burn fat? It may not seem to make sense, but healthy monounsaturated fats like olive oil can actually aid the body in burning calories. But to get a benefit, you have to replace other types of fat – like cream or butter – with olive oil, and consume it only in limited quantities.
Hot peppers
Cayenne, chili, jalapeno and habanero – make your meals spicier, and you’ll speed up your metabolism, too. Research has shown that adding hot peppers to a meal, even just in the form of a pinch of cayenne, can boost metabolism by up to 25 percent for three hours after you eat.
Avocado
This creamy pale green fruit may be high in fat and calories, but it’s also packed with fiber, vitamins and minerals. More importantly, most of the calories in an avocado come from monounsaturated fats, which help control the metabolic rate.

Beans
Another ideal source of lean protein, beans are chock full of both soluble and insoluble fiber, which help lower insulin levels after digestion, causing your body to store less fat. The process of digesting the fiber and proteins in beans burns extra calories, too.
Brown rice
The all-important fiber in brown rice and its effects on insulin levels are what makes brown rice a great metabolism-boosting food. Choosing a whole, unrefined carb like brown rice instead of white rice, white flour and other processed carbs can be a big boon for weight loss.
Almonds
A low calorie diet rich in almonds can help increase weight loss, according to a 2003 study. Researchers have speculated that the good monounsaturated fats in almonds not only have an effect on insulin levels, but also give dieters a sense of satiety, so they eat less overall.
Dark chocolate
Scientists have discovered that eating dark chocolate can actually aid in weight loss. The benefit comes from chocolate’s effect on stress hormones. Study subjects who ate chocolate each day had reduced levels of the stress hormone cortisol, which prompts the body to store fat.
Ginger
Just like the capsaicin in hot peppers, the heat of ginger root can decrease appetite, aid in digestion, and increase metabolic rates after eating. Try adding sliced or grated ginger to your stir-fry or tea, or add it to baked recipes like banana bread.
Vinegar
A study of 175 overweight Japanese men and women found that acetic acid in vinegar may “switch on” genes that release proteins which break down fat. The study participants who drank either 1 or 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar daily for 12 weeks significantly lowered their body weight, BMI, visceral fat and waist circumference.
Water
While the rumors about your body burning more calories when you drink cold substances are a bit spurious, it’s true that drinking lots of water can help speed up weight loss. One study found that drinking two cups of water increased subjects’ metabolism by 30% for 30 to 40 minutes. Experts warn that the effect is “very, very small”, but combining it with all of these other metabolism boosters may help you get the results you seek