Losing weight

Recognise the difference between hunger and thirst. At times when going through a hectic day, you imagine you feel hunger but if truth be told you just need a restorative tumbler of water or cranberry juice. The feelings of hunger and thirst are quite alike, but one can result in weight gain and the alternative is fine.

The problems associated with reduced carbohydrate diets
Its popular as hell, but it is truly safe for you?
Reducing carbs may mean missing out on necessary nutrients from 'good' carbohydrate foods which must be part of any sensible diet, especially those obtained from vegetables, grains and fruits.
Multiple studies over the years have proved that high consumption of animal fat can lead to greater risk of cancer, coronary disease and other major health problems.

Foods rich in flavonoids
(inlcudes citrus fruits, apples, soya and tea)

The large family of compounds known as flavonoids present in these fruit, vegetables and pulses are believed to have properties in helping to prevent cancer.
Experts looking into the effects of flavonoids believe that they may well have numerous other health benefits, including, but not limited to, anti-candida and antioxidant activities..
The majority of these are also good for weight loss, so make sure you add them to your weight loss regime.