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It is all about portion sizes. Sorry but that is all i can give you.
Reduce portion sizes, and eat few carbohydrates. Not to mention get active!
Losing weight requires patience, exercise and the proper nutrition. Diet nutrition weight loss begins by evaluating how much food is eaten and monitoring portion sizes. Portion sizes can make a big difference when attempting to lose weight, or maintain weight loss. Many unintentionally eat too much at meals because they misunderstand the size of the portion. Portion control plates or a measuring scale can help with preparing meals and watching how much is eaten. This is often recommended to help get a feel for how large or small a portion is for snacks and meals.
No, but you need to be aware of calories and carbohydrates. Read the nutrition labels carefully and watch your portion sizes.
Portion control directly helps you to lose weight by tipping the scales in favor of the output of caloric energy. When you carefully monitor your portion sizes, you decrease the amount of food that you eat.
lose weight.
you should measure your weight,height and your stomach.If its reduced that means you have reduced your weight
Long story short yes, you would be cutting your calorie intake by half, a 1000 calorie meal just became a 500 Calorie meal. creating a deficient of calories will lower your weight.
A good lunch that will help you lose weight would be a light small portion lunch.Any thing in moderation can help you lose weight long as you don't over eat to fullness.
Just eat less. It's the simpliest remedy and it works. If you halve all of your portion sizes, you will lose weight long term. And enjoy what you eat - enjoying what you're actually eating increases satisfaction, which reduces hunger and the desire to overeat. (Check out "French women don't get fat" - best "diet" book ever).
Not necessarily, as eating healthily can only counteract eating an appropriate portion, if you still eat 4,000 calories worth of salad, then you still won't lose any weight.
Losing weight usually requires some sort of dieting and/or exerise, so it's never really "easy". However, there are very moderate changes you can make to lose weight. These changes include replacing sodas and other high-calorie drinks with water, taking stairs instead of elevators, and eating smaller portion sizes. These are probably the easiest changes to make and will result in a small amount of weight loss. However, if you are looking to lose a lot of weight, you will need to exercise more and set a daily caloric intake limit for yourself.