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Slimming

Slimming

The basics of any slimming diet talk of a low-fat, high-carbohydrate, high-fibre diet and to increase your level of exercise. ( Except for Atkins - which is actually an unbalanced program )

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So you need to get your slim and trim figure back. Instead of getting into fad diets, simply get down to the basics. Maintain a regular diet and exercise routine and see yourself fit and fine.

Increase the following things in your daily diet.

  • Skimmed milk, and milk products, e.g. yoghurt and cottage cheese made from skimmed milk.
  • Low-fat cheese, e.g. mozzarella, edam and tilsiter.
  • Unrefined cereals, e.g. whole-wheat, brown or rye bread, brown rice, unrefined maize meal, bran-rich breakfast cereals, oats, maltabella, crisp breads, pasta (spaghetti, macaroni, noodles).
  • Fresh and preferably raw fruit and vegetables, canned or frozen vegetables, dried fruit.
  • Boiled or poached eggs, restrict to 4 per week.
  • Small portions of meat, chicken or fish with all the visible fat cut off and prepared by grilling, steaming or pan baking without added fat.
  • Legumes, e.g. cooked dry beans, peas, lentils and vegetable protein meat replacers, e.g. Toppers.
  • 2 tablespoons of fat-reduced margarine with a high polyunsaturated fatty acid content, or sunflower, avocado or canola oil, or low-oil dressing.

Do not go near this foods as much as possible. Try to avoid these foods and stay slim.

  • Processed foods: read the labels and see how much fat they contain.
  • Food preparation methods that add fat to food, like frying. Sauces made from meat drippings and commercial dressings made with oil and eggs, e.g. mayonnaise (use low-oil dressings).
  • Processed meats such as polony, ham, bacon, sausages, pies and sausage rolls (use reduced fat meat products).
  • Cakes, pastries, biscuits, vetkoek, "koeksisters" (twists of dough deep fried and soaked in sugar syrup), refined rusks and chocolate.
  • Hard or high-fat cheeses, e.g. gouda, cheddar, camembert and parmesan.
  • Full-cream milk products, ice cream and commercial puddings.
  • Coffee creamers, milk blends, cream, suet, lard.
  • Exercise Daily

    Regular brisk walking/running in the fresh air is probably the most pleasant and healthy form of exercise. Start gradually and increase how long and how actively you walk or run over a period of time.

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