Posts Tagged ‘Drinking water’

Diet Cabbage Soup

Low five to seven kilos in a week. With the diet of cabbage you can wear a slim figure in a few days, simply follow to the letter.

When you start the diet you should drink lots of water, take as much soup as you want and you can season your meals with soy sauce or English, herbs, salt, pepper, lemon, ketchup, mustard or vinegar.

Ingredients:

- 1 small head cabbage, chopped or grated
- 2 large onions
- 1 can of peeled tomatoes (you can peel them at home if you wish)
- 2 green peppers
- 4 stalks celery Read the rest of this entry »

How to Eat Less

9 Tips to add to your eating plan:

1 – Get used to eating less but more frequently. Instead of eating big meals, divide your food in small portions throughout the day. It’s enough to keep still no appetite and eat less.

2 – Eliminate the sugar habit. If you drink soft drinks with sugar, or eat foods high in sugar, replace them with water, and whole grains.

3 – Brush your teeth early. People tend not to think about food or eating while their teeth are clean. If the wash a few hours before bedtime, will help not thinking about food. Read the rest of this entry »

Daily Guide Beverage Products

According to a group of nutritional experts are some choices you can make as a beverage to drink in a day that can make a person much healthier. The patterns are all based on a caloric intake of 2000 per day. This means that tea, coffee, and drinking water will give you lots of satisfaction while helping to adjust his waist as well.

It is recommended to keep their caffeine intake to less than 400 milligrams per day though. Also, be sure to limit your drinks between 10 and 15 percent of their total calories for the day. The health benefits of tea go well beyond that of any other drink, and tastes good too.

According to the panel unsweetened tea and unsweetened black coffee without milk is only second to water in terms of caloric intake. The water is zero calories men can drink up to 13 glasses per day and women 9. Next is the tea, with 8 glasses per day and coffee in 4 glasses per day. Remember, include Oolong tea, herbal, green, white or black. The many varieties of tea available now are giving people the opportunity not only to drink more healthy but also provide a little taste. Read the rest of this entry »