[Boost-bugs] [Boost C++ Libraries] #10130: Ten Ways to Guard Against Fat

Subject: [Boost-bugs] [Boost C++ Libraries] #10130: Ten Ways to Guard Against Fat
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Date: 2014-06-18 07:57:16


#10130: Ten Ways to Guard Against Fat
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 Eat to [http://Wordpress.org/search/lose+weight lose weight]? Sounds too
 good to be true. However, some research implies that certain foods may
 have a fat-burning effect in the body.

 Depriving yourself of enough food to your bodily functions is really not a
 solution that is healthy .

 "If someone follows a clean, whole foods diet which includes the foods
 summarized before, and contains physical action, enough sleep, water
 consumption, pressure reduction and portion management weight loss could
 definitely occur," McCarthy says.

 With that in mind, here are 10 foods that have been demonstrated by
 research to have the possibility to allow you to shed fat more
 efficiently.

 Green Tea
 "American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reports that drinking several cups
 of green tea a day, which has catechins, a kind of phytochemical that
 influences the metabolism, can help promote fat oxidation and
 thermogenesis," McCarthy says. Joy notes that this alternative is not
 ideal for folks who are particularly sensitive to caffeine. The type of
 catechin found in green tea, if that describes you, try taking a
 supplement with a concentrated dose of EGCG.

 Whole Grain
 That makes whole grains like brown rice a more intelligent selection.

 Coconut Oil
 Coconut oil has a reputation that is bad but it can actually have a fat-
 McCarthy says. It comprises medium-chain triglycerides, which the body
 uses for energy instead of storing as fat.

 Lean Meats
 Protein has a thermogenic effect, meaning which you burn more of the
 calories you eat compared to other foods. Choose lean choices like white
 chicken breast, on the other hand, if you are watching fat consumption.

 Hot Peppers
 Hot [http://peppers.org/ peppers] like chilis and jalapenos include
 capsaicin, which might give them a fat-burning effect. "Studies show that
 capsaicin reduced belly fat in men and women by oxidizing fat," McCarthy
 said. "Capsaicins have been found to increase resting metabolic rate,
 hence increasing the rate in which your body burns fat and or calories at
 rest."

 Lentils
 Aside from really being a whole food, lentils are a good source of iron --
 and lots of us are short on that nutrient.

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 organic food and dieting] kindly check out our website. Bananas
 Fruit got a lot to offer -- specifically McCarthy says, although it often
 gets a bad rap some diets. "The starch turns into a fatty acid in the
 intestine by the good bacteria and helps to decrease obesity by
 metabolizing fats after eating, so decreasing accumulation in the long
 term."

 Almonds
 These and other nuts contain protein that can help you build muscle, which
 helps to keep your metabolism speedy.

 Broccoli
 Sure, we understand broccoli is healhty, but this green vegetable (and
 other cruciferous vegetables) contain sulforaphane, a phytonutrient that
 stimulates an enzyme.

 Avocados
 Avocados have an abundance of fat, but their fats are not saturated, which
 can be great news. New research demonstrated people who eat unsaturated
 fats (like polyunsaturated and monounsaturated) are somewhat more likely
 to have extra fat stored inside their liver and abdomen.

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