Sunday, January 20, 2008

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    I LOVE this dress and hair-color on this model. I used to have my hair this color...Im thinking of going this light again. :)
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    Miss World 2007
     
    Foods to eat to promote weight-loss.
    These are all "high-density" foods, meaning that all the nutrients are concentrated. Do not choose low-density foods; eg: processed and prepackaged foods. They leave you feeling hungry and don't promote weight loss. Many times dieters reach a dieters "slump" it is often because they aren't eating enough to keep the metabolism going. So try eating these foods, starting with a fruit in the morning to jump start the metabolism before working out.
     

    Vegetables

    Artichokes
    Asparagus
    Green beans
    String beans
    Beets
    Beet greens
    Broccoli
    Brussel sprouts
    Cabbage
    Chinese cabbage
    Carrots
    Cauliflower
    Celeriac
    Celery
    Chervil
    Chicory
    Chives
    Squash
    Tomato (fresh or canned)
    Corn (cob or canned)
    Dandelion greens
    Dill pickles
    Eggplant
    Endive
    Garlic
    Kale
    Kohlrabi
    Leeks
    Lettuce
    Mushrooms
    Mustard greens
    Okra
    Onions
    Parsley
    Turnips
    Watercress
    Parsnips (raw or boiled)
    Peas
    Peppers (green and red)
    Pickles (sour or sweet)
    Pumpkin
    Radishes
    Rapini
    Red cabbage
    Rhubarb
    Rutabagas
    Sauerkraut
    Salsify
    Scallions
    Sorrel
    Spinach

    Fruits

    Apples
    Apricots
    Blackberries
    Cantaloupe
    Cherries
    Cranberries
    Currants
    Damson Plums
    Figs
    Fruit salad (fresh or canned)
    Grapefruit
    Grapes
    Honeydew melon
    Huckleberries
    Kiwi
    Kumquats
    Lemons
    Limes
    Loganberries
    Mangoes
    Muskmelons
    Nectarines
    Oranges
    Papaya
    Peaches
    Pears
    Pineapple
    Pomegranates
    Prunes
    Quince
    Raspberries
    Strawberries
    Tangerines
    Watermelon

    Meats

    Abalone
    Bass (freshwater or sea)
    Buffalo fish
    Catfish
    Clams (cooked)
    Cod steaks
    Crab
    Crayfish
    Flounder
    Frog legs
    Mussles
    Oysters (half shell)
    Shrimp
    Terrapin
    Trout
    Tuna
     
    **Notice that all the meats listed are all fish/shell fish. Because they are low-fat high protein.
    If you mix the fruits and vegetables with a protein then you'll feel fuller longer.
    I usually have melon in the morning (one half slice) then low-fat low-carb high protein tuna in the afternoon paired with a veggie. I like those frozen bags of vegetable that you can just throw in the microwave in the bag. It steams them and its super convenient!
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