Drink a glass of water first.

Drinking water makes the mouth and stomach feel something passing by. Water can support the space of the stomach, reduce hunger and slow down the impulse to eat.

Tighten your belt and move your limbs.

Tightening the belt can increase the pressure on the abdomen and reduce the space in the stomach. If you cooperate with the transfer of attention, you can effectively reduce your appetite.

Increase the pressure of life

Stress can promote the secretion of sympathetic neurons in the brain, thus inhibiting appetite and promoting the burning of fat, so keep yourself busy at all times and obesity will stay away from you!

Have a cup of coffee or green tea.

Coffee contains caffeine, and green tea contains theanine and tea polyphenols, which can promote metabolism, increase heat production and help to lose weight.

Eat some fruit or sugar before meals.

A study by St. George's Medical College in London, England, found that one group of people ate some glucose before meals, while the other group ate normally. After two weeks of observation, it was found that the group that ate glucose before meals gained less weight. It can be seen that eating sweets before meals can reduce appetite and avoid excessive calorie intake.

In addition, as long as we grasp a few simple principles in life, we can balance the quality of life and reduce calorie intake. These principles include: three meals a day, no snacks other than three meals, soup first, then vegetables, and finally meat and rice slowly, concentrate on eating, do not wolf down, cook more steamed, boiled and cold salad, eat less high-fat foods such as peanuts, melon seeds, cashews and walnuts, eat less snacks or desserts, drink less sugary drinks or wine, and do not put snacks and junk food in the office or at home.