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Fat Fighting Facts

posted by Lizzy in January 25th, 2008 

Here are some fascinating fat fighting facts that I bet you didn’t know:

Eating half a grapefruit before meals helped patients reduce their insulin levels for 2 hours after eating. This makes the grapefruit 433% more effective at burning fat compared with dieting alone.

Scientists gave one groups of overweight women a whole-wheat protein to eat, and compared results with another group following a standard low calorie diet. The group who ate the wheat protein lost an average of 5.5kgs during the experiment, while the group who ate the standard low calorie diet lost only 2.8kg, making whole wheat proteins 96% more effective for weight loss.

In a Brazilian study, overweight, non-smokers with high cholesterol were given either fruits or meal replacement cookies to eat three times a day. Both groups consumed exactly the same calories, with a diet consisting of 55% carbohydrates, 15% protein and 30% fat. The group that ate the fruit lost 1.22 kg but the meal replacement cookie group lost only 0.88 kg, making the fruit 38% more effective for burning fat.

For more Fat Fighting Facts that can lead to dramatic weight loss, Read 110 Amazing Fat Fighting Foods!

South Beach Phase 1 Recommended Food List

posted by Lizzy in August 17th, 2007 

South Beach Phase 1 meal plan is designed to allow ample portions of protein, good fats and the lowest glycemic index carbohydrates needed for satisfaction and blood sugar control. Calories aren’t counted, but based on serving sizes and ingredients provided in sample menus and recipes, intake in all phases runs about 1,200 to 1,400 calories daily, provided that you eat reasonable portions. Continue reading →

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