Easy weight loss tips for the winter
Here are ways to lose weight amid the winter season
Many people decide they would exercise from tomorrow or go to the gym but they never do.
Some give up on their fitness transformation before achieving their weight loss objectives, as they fail to lose weight despite trying several diet and training routines.
Morning routines hold the key to unlocking your maximum fat loss potential. Your metabolism is one of the most important factors when it comes to losing excess weight, and the right morning habits after a whole night of fasting can help burn off the fat.
Simple, strategic habits can make all the difference in your health and weight.
Hydrate:
Water is essential to boost your metabolism and digestion. The human body is 70% water, and when you are well hydrated, every process in your body runs smoothly and more efficiently, including the calorie-burning process.
So, whenever you wake up with a dry throat, especially in winter when you are under heavy blankets, it is not just your throat that is begging for water but all your muscle tissues, so drink a hefty amount of water before you start the day.
Exercise
Due to the long night of fasting, your body is in a state of heightened metabolic activity, which is also referred to as excess post-exercise oxygen consumption, or EPOC.
This afterburn effect keeps your metabolism elevated for hours after your workout, allowing you to burn calories even when you are physically inactive.
Good breakfast
Protein is the building block of muscle. It is also a superfood for anyone trying to lose weight, as it has a high thermic effect.
Breakfast is one of the most important meals to start the day and adding a protein-packed breakfast gives you a head start. Your body expends more energy to digest, absorb, and process protein as compared to carbs or fats.
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