8 Weight Loss Secrets from Around the World
Posted by on December 7, 2011 under Mediterranean Diet | 
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I Recommend: -:( tinyurl.com ):- 1. Stop eating before you are full. The Okinawans, whose average BMI is 21.5 for those who eat a traditional diet, call this Hara Hachi Bu, or eating till youre 80 percent full. Of course, we are not suggesting that you leave the table hungry. But eating until the buttons pop stretches the stomach by about 20 percent each time you do it, so you inevitably need more food to feel satisfied, explains Bradley Willcox, MD, co author of The Okinawa Diet Plan. He says that putting your fork down when you feel that first twinge of fullness gives your brain a chance to realize that you are full before you overdo it. 2. Drizzle on the healthy oils. Healthy fats like olive oil, a staple of the Mediterranean diet, and canola oil, a staple of Okinawans, make vegetables tastier, so you are likely to eat more of them. And, as we know, eating a diet rich in produce is key to maintaining a healthy weight. 3. When you are eating, just eat. No other culture multitasks meals the way Americans do with our TV dinners, fast food drive throughs and grab an go food thats designed to fit into a car cup holder and be eaten with one hand. In Japan, it is considered rude to eat while walking. And youll never catch the French gulping coffee in the car. In France, there are no car cup holders because you don it drink coffee while driving, explains Will Clower, PhD, author of The Fat Fallacy. . The French Diet Secrets to Permanent Weight Loss. Eating and drinking arent … Video Rating: 5 / 5
MassiveWeightLossNow said,
@TheTiogoro Thank you!!
TheTiogoro said,
I need to move moore!.. lol!
Great video! =)
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