is it truee certain foods can help you lose weight?
pinkpip
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Do some fooods like green tea as it speeds your matabolism up, do they help you lose weight?. I wouldnt have thought that was possibleee!
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You always hear about that but I'm not quiet sure... Would be interesting to know the truth!0
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Some foods can appear to make you lose weight...but if its some thing that increases your energy level it will give you more energy to workout so thus burning more cals..
Didn't explain that very well lol0 -
Some foods like green tea are mildly thermogenic but not enough to make any substantial difference. Sadly, there are no shortcuts.0
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that isnt fairr ((
i wish ther was some foods which actually tatsed nice but made you lose weight!! (0 -
that isnt fairr ((
i wish ther was some foods which actually tatsed nice but made you lose weight!! (
I'm totally with you!! lol0 -
that isnt fairr ((
i wish ther was some foods which actually tatsed nice but made you lose weight!! (
You can still eat foods that taste nice and lose weight, just don't over-eat them0 -
that isnt fairr ((
i wish ther was some foods which actually tatsed nice but made you lose weight!! (
You can still eat foods that taste nice and lose weight, just don't over-eat them
Yep. I won't eat anything that doesn't taste good. :drinker:0 -
Green tea is all I ever drink except for an occasional ginger ale, and I haven't noticed that it helps me shed weight. I HAVE noticed, however, that I have more energy when I drink that as opposed to drinking soda.0
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If you combine those "certain" foods with other foods in such a manner that you eat less than you burn, yes you will lose weight.0
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I think coffee/caffeine can help a little mainly because it gets you moving alittle more than you would and even alittle bit more movement over the course of the day adds up to more calories burned0
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It's a lie.
Green tea can help cleanse your system out, and make you fuller before eating anything, thereby causing you to eat less calories. But it doesn't "speed your metabolism" at least not a significant amount.0 -
that isnt fairr ((
i wish ther was some foods which actually tatsed nice but made you lose weight!! (
You can still eat foods that taste nice and lose weight, just don't over-eat them
Yep. I won't eat anything that doesn't taste good. :drinker:
Amen! It's all about the calorie deficit!!0 -
Agreed with many of the other posters ... some foods/beverages can help detoxify and/or energize you, but it's probably more of the act of replacing caloric solids with non caloric liquids that helps with the weight loss aspect.0
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I kon protein helps burn fat, thats why a lot of us here drink a protein powder everyday along with eating hight protein food, like cottage cheese and greek yogurt.0
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Some foods like green tea are mildly thermogenic but not enough to make any substantial difference. Sadly, there are no shortcuts.
Agreed. Don't look for short cuts. Eat right and realize that this is a long journey.0 -
Fruit and Vegetables hehehe. But seriously, vegetables are so low in calories that it's impossible to overeat on these, so in a way they would help you lose weight.0
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I kon protein helps burn fat, thats why a lot of us here drink a protein powder everyday along with eating hight protein food, like cottage cheese and greek yogurt.
Protein does not actually help burn fat. What it does do is help maintin lean mass in a calorie deficit. But it is not thermogenic other than it a higher TEF than carbs or fats. Again, in the grand scheme of things, inconsequeantial.0
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