Clean Start Guide to Prevent
Weight Gain on Your Thanksgiving Day!
How to Lose Weight and Remain
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The traditional Thanksgiving meal
is not really that health conscious, it
is high in carbohydrates
and sugar.
Thanksgiving Day is just around the
corner, and the key to surviving it without a big
weight gain is to plan ahead!
According to the National Weight Control Registry, most people who successfully lose their weight follow a low calorie, low-fat diet and do various exercises to maintain their physique.
of people eat breakfast daily.
Many celebrate the holiday with
turkey, mashed potatoes, candied
yams, pumpkin pie, and a glass of wine (or beer) or two.
Feasting on all this delicious food means
taking a significant amount of calories
that usually leads to weight gain.
However, you can enjoy your Thanksgiving Day without worrying about your waistline if you follow simple yet effective weight loss tips.
78%check their weight once in a week.
75%
62%
watch TV for less than 10 hours every week.
90%
of people exercise for about 1 hour in a day.
Don’t skip breakfast, and include healthy sources of protein like, eggs.
Say no to sugar as well as high fructose corn syrup as they lead to obesity.
Protein is the best possible nutrient when it comes to
losing weight.
When eating fruits, eat berries
(blueberries, strawberries,
raspberries, blackberries), they have the
lowest amount of naturally
occurring sugar and contain
healthy antioxidants.
Exercise for
20-25 minutes
daily as it burns the calories, thus keeping you fit.
Be careful while choosing low-fat or non-fat foods, as they are usually loaded with sugar.
Limit your alcohol, since it comprises of a huge number of calories that will add pounds of fat
to your body.
Drinking at least
64 ounces of water a day can help a lot
in losing weight.
Start the day with a heartybreakfast and exercise.
Don’t starve yourself all day; you will overeat
during the main meal.
Stop eating just before you are full, your brain
takes 20 minutes to register that you are full.
When you are done eating, leave the dinner
table! Otherwise, you may just keep eating!
Before you start eating, drink 2 glasses of water.
Limit starches, like potatoes, yams, and
sweet potatoes; make sure two-thirds of your
plate is filled with healthy vegetables
Have low (zero) carbohydrate snacks available, like cheeses, meats, nuts, and berries.
Eat air-popped popcorn instead of high-fat chips.
Have crunchy vegetables available, like celery, carrots, broccoli, and/or cauliflower.
Have healthy dips for your vegetables available, like: hummus and guacamole
Drink plenty of water, and try club soda with a splash of Cranberry juice
or lemonade.
Have unsalted, raw almonds available as a
snack (but limit intake!)
Alternate a glass of water
after every beer you have
Light Beers with Less Than 100 CaloriesCorona Light
Heineken Light
Miller Light
Natural Light
Michelob Ultra
Anheuser-Busch Light Pale
Lager
Amstel Light
99 Calories
99 Calories
96 Calories
95 Calories
95 Calories
95 Calories
95 Calories
95 Calories
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Ultra-Light Beers with Less Than 65 CaloriesMiller 64
Beck's Premier Light
Budweiser Select 55
64 Calories
63 Calories
55 Calories
1
2
3
Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated, and it will help you feel full.
Avoid high calorie holiday drinks; they can often hit 500+ calories per cup!
Track your steps! You are going to be doing a lot of walking, use the pedometer in your phone or tracker to track your steps, and wear comfortable shoes!
Having a healthy breakfast will
keep you energized and full,
thus helping you stay away from
high-calorie snacks.
Don’t forget to pack some
healthy snacks such as protein
bars, nuts, vegetables, fruits,
etc. with you as you can always
munch on them when hungry.
20min
If you are going to have whipped cream on your pumpkin pie, make sure it’s the real thing, 100% whipped cream, not “whipped toppings”.
Watch the salt, since too much salt will result in a weight gain!
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