Losing weight is not always easy.
If you want to lose weight and get healthy, you’ll have to get rid of the habits that are the cause of most problems.
A good start is to reduce or better yet, eliminate processed foods from your diet.
Processed foods are mainly junk foods.
Dairy foods
Contrary to popular belief, milk does not build strong bones.
Did you know consuming too much dairy can excrete calcium from your bones instead of adding it?
Dairy contains hormones, estrogen, cholesterol, and sodium that are associated with cancer and heart disease.
Dairy is not a weight-loss food – a piece of cheese is 75% fat.
Reduce fat; eliminate oils
Oils of all kinds (yes, even olive oil) are fattening.
At 120 calories and 14 grams of fat per teaspoon, this so-called health food should not be part of any weight-loss strategy.
Dr. John McDougall has a saying – “the fat you eat, is the fat you wear.”
Too much fat can lead to heart disease and Type 2 diabetes.
Whole foods
Eat mostly whole, natural foods, such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes.
By far, these are the healthiest foods you can consume.
They are packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and phytochemicals that ward off and reverse common diseases.
These foods have a low-calorie density that melts away unwanted pounds and fat.
Increase fiber consumption
If you are like most people in America, chances are you are not getting enough fiber in your diet.
Develop these lifestyle habits
Does all of this seem too hard to do?
Does the very thought of giving up hot dogs, cheese, or ice cream seem impossible?
You are reading this because you are concerned about your weight and health.
The truth is, these foods and bad habits are the cause of your problems.
When you get rid of the cause, you get rid of the problem.
7 billion people are living on the planet and many of them have much lower rates of heart disease, diabetes, cancer arthritis, obesity, and other degenerative conditions than people in Westernized countries do
The reason?
Their diets and lifestyles are different than ours!
You have nothing to lose but those unwelcome pounds.
Here are some other resources to check out:
Here, Dr. Pam Popper discusses the concept of Food Over Medicine and her version of the food pyramid...
The Optimal Diet: A Conversation About The Right Eating Plan For You
Do you follow the "Everything in Moderation" crowd?
There are others who say the "Moderation Leads to Moderate Results."
How Strictly Must You Follow A Healthy Diet? - VegSource
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