Spring Clean Your Cupboards – Foods That You Should Say So-Long To
One of the best
things that you can do when you first get started on a fat loss diet plan is go
through all your cupboards and fridge and remove any food items that may cause
you problems.
Keeping nothing but
healthy food at home is the absolute best way to ensure that you are going to
see dietary success as this will go a long way towards preventing cravings from
setting in.
Understanding which
foods should get the boot is going to be the very first step to take to get you
on track. Let’s have a look at the main
ones to note.
Granola And
Energy Bars
The very first food
that should get the boot on your diet plan is granola and energy bars. If you
happen to think that these are going to supply you with a lasting source of
energy, think again.
They’re filled with
processed carbs and will just lead to an energy high followed by an energy
crash, so are not something that you should be putting into your body.
Sugary Cereals
Next, if you have
any sugary cereals in your pantry, these have to go as well. Keep in mind that
they don’t necessarily have to appear to be sugary cereals either. There are many cereals out there that seem to
be healthy – they’re made with whole grains and aren’t kid-friendly, that still
contain too much sugar.
Read the package
label and see for yourself what’s in the cereal. If the sugar content is any higher than 4
grams per serving, put it back on the shelf.
Frozen Dinners
Frozen dinners are
another no-no on your diet plan. These
are nice because they’re portion controlled, but they also contain very little
protein and lack dietary fiber. All in
all, they aren’t going to satisfy you or provide your body with the nutrients
that you need.
Pick up some frozen
vegetables, frozen chicken breast, and minute brown rice and you’ll have a meal
just as quickly that is actually nutritious.
Fat Free Pudding
One snack food that
many people view as a healthy ‘treat’ to add into their plan is fat free
pudding. Don’t be fooled. That fat free pudding is almost entirely made
up of sugar and won’t keep you feeling satisfied for long.
Furthermore, it
will just cause an insulin spike and encourage fat loss to take place, so
eating this right before bed as dessert – as most people do, is not going to be
a wise move.
If you must have
pudding, prepare your own with some skim milk and add in a scoop of protein
powder to help balance out the nutrition it contains.
Fruit Juice
Finally, if you
have fruit juice in your fridge, that’s another item that you must rethink.
Fruit juice is simply too high in sugar and calories to be included as part of
a healthy diet plan, so it’s going to do nothing but set you back.
Eat real fruit
instead.
By taking some time
right now to go through your pantry, fridge, and freezer and get rid of any
items that you know won’t promote a healthy body, you can boost your chances of
success.
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