October 14th, 2009
35 Weight loss tips for men and women
- Drink lots of water
- Eat Fruit daily
- Eat vegetables daily
- Take multivitamins
- Do weight training weekly
- Do cardio weekly
- Avoid complex carbs
- Avoid refined sugar
- Take cod liver oil
- Avoid coffee
- Drink peppermint tea
- Reduce alcohol consumption
- Walk more instead of taking the bus or car
- Reduce daily carbs
- Reduce daily fats
- Drink a glass of water before meals
- Take fat loss supplements
- break your meals up into 5 0r 6 smaller meals
- Eat with on a small plate to create the illusion of eating alot
- Read weight loss books
- Read fitness blogs
- Don’t eat junk food
- Don’t eat fried food
- Get a personal trainer
- Use a tape measure instead of weighing your self
- Opt for organic foods
- Build muscle as you will burn off more fat daily from being muscular
- Don’t skip meals
- Never train for more than an hour
- Run outside
- Be creative with your cardio, not just the treadmill for an hour
- Never sacrifice your health to lose a bit of fat
- Get a workout partner
- Don’t be self conscious at the gym nobody cares
- Run hills and climb stairs
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There are 7 great foods to add to your diet that really help detoxify-
- Apples- Contains pectin, tannic and malic acid that helps clean out the intestines and regulate the bowel. Potassium and phosphorus help to flush the kidneys out.
- Grapes- high in tannin which helps boost the metabolism. They have a high magnesium content that helps cleanse the liver and kidneys.
- Melons- high water content good for flushing the system.
- Carrots- high in vit A, C and E good for soothing and strengthening the intestine.
- Beetroot- one of the most powerful cleansers of all foods.
- Cucumber- high water content good for flushing toxins out the system.
- Pineapples- neutralizes excess acidity in the stomach.
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All of us get muscle cramps time to time whilst training in the gym, but it’s not nice. Here is a list of a few things you can do to help reduce muscle cramps.

- Water- a dehydrated muscle easily cramps so drink water regularly throughout the day and your workout.
- Overheating- if you don’t drink enough water you can easily overheat and the combination of overheating and dehydration is what easily causes muscle cramps.
- Water retention- salt helps keep water in the body without enough sodium we can easily lose alot of body water and become dehydrated which leads to cramps.
- Potassium deficiency- potassium deficiency is thought to be linked to muscle cramps. We lose alot of potassium when we train through sweat. This can easily be boosted with a banana prior to your workout.
- Magnesium- magnesium deficiency is thought to be linked to muscle cramps. We can boost this by eating nuts, beans and pumpkin seed.
- Restricted blood flow- if you have restricted blood flow to a working muscle then this can easily lead to muscle cramping. Tight bands or tight clothing can easily restrict blood flow leading to muscle cramps.
- Flexibility- a tight muscle can easily cramp if it restricts the range of motion of the exercise you are performing.
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- You don’t drink enough water- 6-8 cups of water a day is generally the guideline for water intake a day by the average person although people partaking in regular exercise should look to drink more than this. Coffee and tea don’t count as your water for the day.
- Water gets rid of toxins- water gets rid of toxins you get from coffee and alcohol also drinking water helps the kidneys do their job, so if your having a high protein diet this will really help as your kidneys are doing alot of work.
- Water prevents fluid retention- despite what you would think when you drink water regularly it makes you hold less water as your body doesn’t need to store as much as it knows its getting water regularly.
- Aids digestion- regular drinking of water helps the digestion process and if you are eating lots of protein throughout the day this is very important as the body can often struggle digesting all this food.
- Metabolizing fat- When you don’t drink enough water the kidneys can’t function properly. When this occurs this job is passed to the liver. The liver metabolizes the fat into energy. if the liver takes over the kidneys job less fat is burned so you store more fat.
- Salt and water retention- the higher intake of salt you have the more the body tries to retain water to dilute the the salt.
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