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Indian Weight Loss Diet

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Obesity rates are at its peak in India. Nearly one out of every ten in India is obese. This has lead to the sudden popularity of crash diets and gyms. But the weight loss regimes like the Atkins, The general motors, Liquid diets all prove of no use to Indians.

Many Indians follow the western diet plans for months and still bear no results. This can be extremely frustrating and nearly all of them lose motivation. Also most diet plans available online are extremely complicated to understand. They do not incorporate Indian diet plan dishes and this trouble many an Indian taste buds. Also most Indians are vegetarians and their preferences are mostly not accommodated in diets.

An Indian weight loss diet has to be customized of the average Indian. It will be vastly different from a western weight loss diet because of the different cuisines in India. Also they will have to accommodate the variety in different states of India. For example the north Indians eat a lot of chapattis (wheat) which is much healthier than the south Indian counterpart, rice. But at the same time, south Indians eat a lot of gravies and vegetables whereas north Indian cuisines contain a lot of fats and butter.

Hence an Indian weight loss diet must be able to satisfy Indians from different states.

A traditional Indian meal in itself is extremely healthy. While we have the same rice and wheat for carbohydrates like the bread, pasta and cakes in the western world, we have more vegetables, fruits, pulses (dal) incorporated into our daily meals. The main reason for obesity is the leaning toward junk food popularized by the Americans and the increase in portion sizes.

The most popular of all weight loss diets are Low Carbohydrate Diets. It is impossible to avoid carbohydrates in an Indian meal. Our meals are filled with items like Idli,Dosas, Upma, Poha, Dhoklas, Parathas, chapattis etc. but you don’t have to cut out these items because unlike their western counterparts, these are not processed and are hence filled with plenty of vitamins, minerals and fiber.

Proven Diet For Weight Loss

picture (2) First of all one should be mentally prepared for trying this diet, Yes it is proven that if you follow this particular diet you will lose dinner for weight loss indian but don’t expect miracles overnight as one cannot loss weight overnight. But I can assure you if you follow this diet you will loss 2.5 Kg to 5 Kg a month. If with this diet you do a daily workout for half an hour like jogging or cycling you will be able to get the perfect figure maximum within four months. While you are on this diet you have to avoid Non vegetarian and fried foods, eggs, colas, sugar though you can use oil to prepare vegetable but try to use oil as less as possible. So once you are mentally prepared let me tell you what you have to keep in store, lemons, Honey, wheat flour, cornflakes, rice, pulse, curd, cucumber, tomatoes and whatever fruits you like.

The days begins with sunrise so once you wake up the first thing you should do is make a glass of lemonade and instead of sugar put two tablespoon of honey in it. As sugar do have a lot of calorie and honey with lemon juice helps loss healthy indian dinner recipes for weight loss. After that you can do your daily routine morning job and in breakfast have one bowl of cornflakes with toned milk and the bowl should not be larger than your palm and if I say one bowl that doesn’t means you fill the bowl with cornflakes. For lunch have one flat Indian bread made of wheat flour, one bowl of rice with pulse and curd, take one cucumber, one tomato and make salad of it and squeeze one lemon on it and add a pinch of salt.

Now for dinner have two flat Indian bread with pulses and salad of tomato and cucumber as you had in lunch. So this should be your diet for three months though in between breakfast, lunch and dinner if you feel very hungry you can have fruits but be careful you should not be eating more than half at a time like half banana or half apple but don’t eat half jackfruit or half pineapple – this is just to suppress the urge of eating. Now you have the whole diet and let me tell you how it works. The diet is just to keep you healthy so that you should not fall sick and it includes all necessary ingredients required for a body with very less calorie. Now your body will be getting all the nutrition it requires except too much of fat and carbohydrates. You are having food with less calories – whenever your body requires calories it will burn the fat in your body to calories, so it is all natural, no harmful effects.

In normal course what happens if we are having high calorie food the body will utilize the calorie required for it from the food and the rest get deposited as fat in our body. For the best results while having the diet try to avoid using vehicles as much as possible use bicycle or you can walk if the distance is not too much and as I said before just do any type of exercise daily for 30 minutes and I bet you will lose indian diet plan for weight loss in one month.

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