One: lose weight and let toxins out.
A survey shows that if you want to lose weight, you should eat some "clean" food to improve your immunity and keep healthy. Low-calorie foods, such as fruits and whole grains with strong antioxidant effects, can reduce the feeling of laziness or symptoms such as headache and irritability. It is best to eat a healthy and regular diet for a long time, so that the body will maintain balance and coordination. You should pay attention to the quality of the food you eat. It is best to eat vegetables, fruits, coarse grains, protein, or plant fats and seasonings rich in antioxidants.
Second: resist the constant arrival of hunger.
Studies have shown that people who are dieting, their hormone auxin will soar greatly. This may be a natural response to the survival mechanism in your body, because your body can't tell the difference between voluntary dieting and hunger panic, but there is no doubt that this hunger is hard to resist once it comes.
1. Eat more meals-have breakfast within one hour after waking up, and have lunch and some snacks within 3-5 hours. Eating more meals can train your body not to expect food all the time at a fixed time.
2. Eating some lean meat, plants and foods rich in cellulose every meal will make you feel full.
3. get enough sleep-getting enough sleep is very important for your weight loss plan, because too little sleep will increase your appetite and increase your intake of fat and sugar foods.
Three: Smooth through the low tide period
When you start a healthy eating plan, you will be inexplicably excited, because it means a new beginning. But as time goes on, you will begin to miss the old days. You will miss the food you used to like but now refuse, and those comfortable living habits, such as curled up on the sofa, eating snacks and watching TV. At the same time, it is hard for you to give up the freedom to eat whatever you want, eat whatever you want, and eat as much as you want. Indeed, you are entering a low tide of abandoning all your previous eating habits.