How to Exercise for Weight Control|what is fat burning

It is widely assumed that exercise is a key part of controlling one's weight. However, there are many people who find that exercise alone has very little impact on their weight while others seem able to exercise and lose weight easily. What is going on? Well, people all respond slightly differently to exercise due to age, sex and their genetic inheritance. However, despite any difficulty in losing weight that you may have inherited, there are different forms of exercise that will definitely be able to help you lose weight. The different forms of exercise all have different effects on weight loss. Below I look at:

1. Easy/medium intensity cardiovascular exercise - aerobic.
2. Hard, high intensity cardiovascular exercise - anaerobic.
3. Weight training and other resistance exercise.

 Aerobic exercise
What is aerobic exercise? Aerobic exercise is exercise which most people can sustain for hours if properly conditioned. Heart rates are typically 55-85% of the maximum heart rate. You breathe in oxygen through your lungs at a rate which generally allows you to talk. Your heart then pumps blood containing the oxygen to your muscle fibres. As your muscle fibres contract to produce movement, they use up oxygen. The harder and faster you go, the more oxygen that you need, and as a consequence you breathe faster. As you increase your effort your muscle fibres burn up more sugars and fats to produce the energy required to make them contract. The result? You burn calories faster.
What is fat burning? Fat burning is a form of aerobic exercise that became popular in the nineties. It is basically lower intensity aerobic exercise. Heart rates are at typically 55-65% of the maximum heart rate. Unfortunately it is not the best way to remove excess fat. You actually burn more fat as you increase the effort. Although the fat burning zone burns a greater proportion of fat compared to sugar than high effort zones, the high effort zones burn both more fat and more sugar. The amount of sugar burnt increases faster than the amount of fats as you up the effort, and so you could say you enter a sugar burning zone as you go harder. However, along with the sugar you will also be burning more fat. There are many studies that have looked at the weight loss effects of aerobic exercise. Most show a small positive benefit, but one that is far less effective than modifying dietary intake. These studies have been mostly done on sedentary or obese people and involve amounts of exercise typically of between 2-4 hours per week. The truth is that if you are not intending to do more than 2-4 hours of aerobic exercise per week, then you are unlikely to lose much weight as a result, unless you also significantly modify your diet. However, that is not to say you shouldn't do it. Most studies also show that physical and psychological health both benefit significantly from this small amount of exercise when compared to doing nothing. Larger amounts of more intensive aerobic exercise are generally more effective at achieving weight loss. The effects of larger amounts of exercise on people vary. Some are responders and others non-responders. Non-responders are thought to be people who reduce their levels of everyday activity when undertaking an exercise program, in order to compensate. In other words if you are going to treat yourself with extra food or slump in front of the TV after introducing a new exercise routine then it may well not have any effect on your weight. I have many clients who are responders, who eat more healthily when exercising a lot and who treat themselves when they are having a break from their hard exercise routines. Needless to say these clients are prone to developing a small paunch when taking it easy, but find it easy to lose the weight once they start up their exercise routines once again.
2 High intensity - anaerobic exercise
Anaerobic threshold is defined as the point during a graded exercise test at which lactate in the blood begins to accumulate faster than it can be got rid of. A fit athlete can maintain an effort at the anaerobic threshold for about 1 hour as long as the blood lactate does not continue to rise. If the intensity of exercise continues to increase from this point, as it would in a graded exercise test, then acidification occurs. This is due to the accumulation of hydrogen ions formed when the lactic acid produced in muscle is converted to lactate. The acidification soon causes a severe muscle fatigue and the intensity of exercise can no longer be maintained.
What is anaerobic exercise?
Your muscle fibres, and most other cells in your body have two main routes of making energy. The first is aerobic respiration in which sugar or fat is burnt with oxygen in the mitochondria to produce the energy. Think of mitochondria as power stations. The second is anaerobic respiration, in which sugar is turned into lactic acid without a need for oxygen to produce energy. This happens in the sarcoplasm of the muscle cells. Anaerobic exercise occurs when you run low on oxygen. As you exercise harder your muscle fibres try to get more oxygen into the mitochondria to burn your fuel faster. As you pass through your anaerobic threshold (see panel to the left), your body is not providing enough oxygen for your mitochondria to produce all the energy you need. Your muscle then increasingly relies on the anaerobic respiration in the sarcoplasm. So at this point the mitochondrial power stations are working at close to full capacity and as a result you are breathing pretty hard. Anaerobic respiration is interesting in that it uses up sugar 15 times faster than the mitochondria. How could this affect weight loss? Well this form of respiration is now burning calories 15 times faster than the mitochondrial one. The fact is that as you push harder beyond the anaerobic threshold you make increasing use of anaerobic respiration and so burn calories at exponentially increasing rates. You reach a point at which your breathing is at a maximum. This is called the VO2max. A fit athlete may be able to maintain this rate of breathing for a maximum of 10 minutes. Your mitochondria are now working at full capacity and your anaerobic respiration in the sarcoplasm is working towards maximum. The anaerobic metabolism is building up lactic acid, which results in increasing acidosis in the muscles the longer and harder you go on. The fatigue becomes unbearable and you soon slow down.
Will I lose weight?
Clearly you can burn calories quickly with intense exercise. However, you can't maintain high intensity for long and so the total amount of calories burnt may be less than during a long aerobic workout. However it is likely that your body will remain working long after the exercise finishes, as it will need to repair itself from the muscular trauma that normally accompanies high intensity efforts. Other bodily systems are stressed as well, and these all need energy to be fully repaired. Basically anaerobic exercise is a useful weight control tool, but because of its intense nature it should be used sensibly. It is easy to over exercise and end up injured, ill or disheartened. It is important to recover from intense sessions, ideally you become fit enough to use easier exercise sessions as a recovery between the harder sessions. This way the metabolism is kept high and calories continue to be burnt faster than before.
3 Resistance exercise
Resistance exercise leads to more muscle mass and an increased metabolic rate that burns more calories. This is because muscle tissue requires more calories at rest than fat containing adipose tissue.
Will I lose weight?
There are a number of studies that show resistance exercise to be effective at producing weight loss. These exercises also increase the tone of your body. If you select a good range of exercises including bodyweight exercises and exercises that challenge your balance and agility, you should find many benefits that go beyond mere weight loss and looking good. In particular a stronger more supple body is less injury prone. As a result, less time is spent injured, and exercise regimes can be kept up for longer without breaks. Breaks that can easily lead to unwanted weight gain from excess fat deposited around the body. Also it is worth remembering that the muscle strength and flexibility gained from resistance exercise can increase the efficiency of your movements and open up the possibility of new movements that can burn yet more calories.
Won't I become too muscular?
If you are female and worried that resistance exercise or exercise with weights in particular will make you too muscular and male in appearance then think again. There are many different ways of doing weights and plenty which build strength, agility and balance without increasing muscle bulk. Most bodyweight exercises won't bulk you up, nor will all the balance and agility exercises that you can do. Into the bargain you will find that weight training will build strength, which will help you avoid injury. It will also tone up your torso, arms and legs, reducing flabbiness, cellulite and bingo wings.
In summary
Exercise is highly beneficial to psychological health and physical health. The confidence and satisfaction gained from keeping an exercise programme going add to self esteem and very often have a positive impact on attempts to change diet. As explained above, the exercise itself is most likely to reduce your weight if you follow as many of the following points as possible:

1. Keep the exercise programme going for at least 3 months or more.
2. Build up your exercise programme to at least 5 hours per week.
3. Try to incorporate all types of exercise, steady aerobic efforts, short and hard anaerobic efforts and resistance training.
4. Don't build up too quickly. If you are getting particularly sore or tired, ease off a bit with shorter sessions and/or less intense exercises.
5. Keep it enjoyable. This exercise lark only really works when you enjoy it. So make it an exercise/sport that appeals. If not the chances of giving up and putting weight back on are high.

Increase Your Fat Burning Potential During and After Exercise

 Most people are aware that doing some form of exercise is beneficial, not only for losing unwanted body fat, but also for improving overall health. However, many are unaware of certain factors that can significantly increase the fat burning potential while performing exercise and during recovery (rest). Four of the most important factors to consider are: time interval from last meal, type of pre-exercise meal, intensity of aerobic exercise and type of exercise (aerobic versus resistance training).
Time Interval from Last Meal to Exercise Performance
How long should someone wait before performing exercise in order to maximize the amount of fat burned during exercise and while resting? There are a number of studies that address this very question and have shown that fat burning is greater when exercise is performed after an overnight fast or in the morning before having breakfast.
One such study (1) looked at eleven overweight and untrained men over a 4-month course of doing aerobic exercise performed after either an overnight fast or 3-hours after consuming a standard meal. The authors noted that the amount of fat burned during exercise was significantly higher following an overnight fast than after 3-hours post-meal. They also observed that fat burning was even higher during the recovery (resting) phase in the fasting group. In conclusion, the amount of fat burned during exercise and while resting was more pronounced when exercise was performed after an overnight fast as opposed to 3-hours after eating a meal.
But, what if you cannot exercise first thing in the morning due to time restraints, and working out later in the afternoon or evening is more practical - what are your options? The timing of your last meal is still very important as to the amount of fat burned during your exercise session. Researches (2) studied the effects of exercise on fat burning in eight overweight and obese women in two trials of exercise: one performed 1-hour after a meal and the other performed 3-hours after the consuming the same meal. The amount of fat burned was greater during exercise and during rest in the 3-hour post-meal group.
Bottom Line: If your goal is to lose body fat, then the longer you wait after eating a meal the more fat you will burn not only during exercise, but afterwards while resting.
Pre-exercise Meal
What you eat prior to performing exercise is also very important regarding the amount of fat burned during exercise and afterwards during recovery. Individuals who consume carbohydrates before exercising, especially alone, in large amounts or high in glycemic rating, inhibit their ability to burn body fat during exercise and afterwards at rest. Eight healthy sedentary women were fed either a high-glycemic or low-glycemic breakfast 3-hours before walking for 60-minutes(3). Each of the meals had the same amounts of carbohydrate, protein, fat and total calories, but differed in glycemic index rating and total fiber: the low-glycemic index meal was higher in fiber. The researches noted that the amount of fat burned during exercise was twice as much after the low-glycemic meal than the high-glycemic meal both consumed 3-hours before exercise. The amount of fat burned during post-exercise resting was also higher in the low-glycemic index group.
The glycemic index rating reflects the speed at which carbohydrates are digested and absorbed into the bloodstream resulting in elevations in blood sugar and insulin. The higher the glycemic index rating the more rapid the absorption and subsequent blood sugar and insulin elevations. Insulin, a hormone produced by the pancreas gland, regulates sugar and fat utilization. When elevated, fats release from fat cells is inhibited.
Some common high-glycemic foods consumed at breakfast are cereals (corn, rice, wheat), instant oatmeal, white flour baked goods (toast, bagels, croissants, doughnuts), sweetened jams, and white potatoes (hash browns).
Bottom Line: If your goal is to burn body fat, then consume low-glycemic carbohydrates in combination with quality proteins and fats at least 3-hours prior to performing exercise. Do not consume sports drinks, sugary fruit juices or high-glycemic carbohydrates before regular exercise - doing so will inhibit your fat burning potential.
Intensity of Exercise
Generally, the amount of fat burned during exercise is inversely proportional to the intensity level. In other words, the higher the exercise intensity the less fat is burned (while exercising) with sugar (glucose) becoming the dominate fuel source. Of course, this is a very simplistic interpretation - the actual intensity level of exercise is relevant to your fitness status. The better shape you are in, the more efficiently your muscles will burn fat during exercise and while at rest.
Aerobic fitness is determined by an individual's ability (heart and lungs) to supply the tissues with oxygen during exercise, and is known as VO2max. The higher someone's VO2max, the greater his or her aerobic fitness. The goal is to increase your ability to burn fat during exercise while increasing overall aerobic fitness. Research (4) has shown us that exercising at 40% VO2max is the optimal for burning fat during exercise and greater aerobic capacity is achieved when exercising at 60-80% VO2max. How do you translate VO2max in a more realistic or easy way to understand and use? Without fancy lab equipment or exercise testing, an easy way to determine your desired exercise intensity range is to calculate your maximum heart rate - all you need is your age and a simple formula (5).
Maximum Heart Rate (HRmax) = 205.8 - (0.685 x age)

• Example Age = 45
• 205.8 - (0.685 x 45)
• 205.8 - 30.83 = 175
• HRmax = 175 beats per minute

Now that you know how to calculate your maximum heart rate, all you have to do is take a percentage of that number based on your desired intensity level for maximizing your fat burning potential: 40% VO2max is equivalent to 63% of maximum heart rate (6). To improve aerobic capacity and fitness, increasing to and 60% VO2max is equivalent to 75% maximum heart rate, and 80% VO2max is equivalent to 88% maximum heart rate. Using the maximum heart rate example above, you can easily determine your optimum fat burning and aerobic fitness heart rate zone.

• 175 maximum heart rate x 63% = 110 beats per minute
• 175 maximum heart rate x 75% = 131 beats per minute
• 175 maximum heart rate x 88% = 154 beats per minute

In the above example, the optimum heart rate during exercise for fat burning is 110 beats per minute, and to increase aerobic fitness the heart rate range is 131-154 beats per minutes. However, since burning fat is best achieved at lower intensities and improved aerobic fitness is accomplished when exercising at higher intensities - how does one manage to accomplish both?
One solution is interval aerobic training. This type of aerobic exercise incorporates both low-intensity and high-intensity in one workout session. An example of this type of exercise: warm up for a few minutes at a low intensity then increase your intensity to 63% of your maximum heart rate or in the above example, 110 beats per minute. Exercise at this intensity for 5-minutes then increase your intensity to 75%-88% of your maximum heart rate for 1-minute (131-154 beats per minute in the above example). Next, slow your intensity returning to your 63% maximum heart rate for another 5-minute session, repeat this 5 to 1, 5 to 1 minute interval until your desired time of exercise is finished. At the end of the session, cool down for a few minutes at a lower intensity before stopping.
Bottom Line: If your goal is to burn fat, implement an interval aerobic training program. Exercise at 63% of your maximum heart rate with periodic increases in intensity to between 75 to 88% of your maximum heart rate. Of course, only exercise if you are a physically able and have been cleared to do so by your doctor.
Type of Exercise (aerobic versus resistance training)
Both aerobic and resistance training (weight-lifting) are important forms of exercise that develop different systems and require various forms of fuels to sustain. As explained above, aerobic exercise performed at lower intensities burns more fat during the exercise, but when the intensity in increased more sugar is utilized. Resistance training is a high-intensity form of exercise and consequently requires the utilization of sugar rather than fat while performing the exercise, but during post-exercise recovery the amount of fat burned increases. So the question becomes how should one incorporate these types of exercises?
Is doing aerobic exercise combined with resistance training (weightlifting) performed in the same session (concurrent training) better than doing them separately on alternating days? Studies show, that doing resistance training alone is superior to aerobic exercise in burning fat calories within two hours post-exercise. This is known as excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC) and represents the amount of oxygen utilized by the body to return to pre-exercise status - during this time period, body fat is broken down to supply the energy needed.
Researchers (7) also compared two exercise sessions: aerobic immediately (within 5-minutes) followed by resistance training and then resistance training immediately (within 5-minutes) followed by aerobic exercise. They concluded that doing aerobic immediately followed by resistance training was comparable to doing resistance training alone regarding EPOC. In other words, performing resistance training alone (separate session) and doing aerobic immediately followed by resistance were comparably effective in burning body fat, with a slight edge to resistance training alone. Regarding overall performance as measured by the physiological intended effects of aerobic exercise and resistance exercise, performing each type of exercise alone is superior than combining them into the same session. In other words, maximum results are achieved from resistance training when performed separately and on alternating days, and the same is true of aerobic exercise.
Resistance training routines should be designed based on individual ability, medical and fitness status, and should be adjusted and/or changed every 6 to 8 weeks reflecting progress. Incremental adjustments to exercise type, sequence, frequency, intensity and duration are critical in preventing muscle adaptation and "burnout," and allows for continued overall improvement.
Bottom Line: Overall, the only real advantage of doing concurrent exercise is time-efficiency. Otherwise, doing aerobic and resistance training separately and on alternating days is superior when considering fat burning (EPOC) potential and maximum exercise performance. Periodic adjustments based on individual progress are important to avoid muscle adaptation and to allow for continued metabolic and fitness improvement.

HOW TO BURN FAT AND BUILD MUSCLE

Are you ready to begin muscle-building? Stay up-to-date with correct training strategies and you'll get ripped very quickly. These kinds of tactics may be used by anyone aiming to achieve a physique with lean muscle mass. If you fail to monitor calories burned you'll never achieve maximum success.
Are you aware that a great diet and eating routine is the most important factor with fat reduction? Fat gain is a body builder's or exercise model's number one fear. Eating more calories than we burn off results in putting on weight. Once we lose fat, our fat cells get smaller. Bulking and cutting are widely used by bodybuilders to gain a lot of fat weight and then physical exercise to burn that fat. Maintaining this particular lifestyle can be challenging on your body.
Why You Should Pay Attention to Your Diet
It's hard to find a diet that works well. Eating habits are the most crucial element with regards to fat reduction. Maintain your bodyweight by eating a lot more plant-based food. As our bodies get bigger, they need a lot more energy. In order to shed weight, take in five hundred calories less daily. As we continuously train and consume nutrient dense foods, our body will use fat as stamina. The lower our overall body fat, the more lean muscle we have.
In order to lose weight, you must stick to a well-balanced diet plan. Exercising every day while burning around 500 to 1,000 calories each day can get you sculpted fast. Fat burning pills don't work. Don't try them. Eating more fruit and veggies has helped many people lose weight. After eating fruit, you'll experience more energy and vitality.
Continue to be Fat by Missing Sleep
The simplest way to restore muscles is through sleep. A great deal of bodybuilders spend more time asleep than being awake which may seem odd but is true. We do not grow while working out. We develop when our body is resting. Be sure to get 8 hours of sleep per night.
Not Eating Enough Food Will Keep You Fat
I know this seems insane. This concept is hard for many people to grasp. The body can keep fat stores to make sure it has plenty of stamina. We have to eat to shed weight. This is probably the most debatable weight loss issue out there. Eat more food and I'll get slimmer? Yep. It's really that easy.

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LOSE WEIGHT FAST WITH CALORIES REDUCTION|WEIGHT LOSS

Here's another thing you may have been thinking. "I know how to lose weight... just eat fewer calories than I burn. I got that. I know I can do this by eating about 500 calories less than my maintenance level. But, instead of eating below my maintenance level, couldn't I just workout more and therefore burn more calories?" The answer is YES!

If your maintenance level is 3000 calories a day, and you are eating the full 3000 calories a day, you could lose weight by working out and burning those 500 calories each day. You'd still end up in the same calorie deficit this way just as you would by eating less. The only real difference is that it's quite a bit more work to burn off 500 calories every day through exercise than it is to just eat 500 less calories daily.

Weight loss is all about being in that calorie deficit. While you can technically accomplish this either way (through diet or workout), the best idea in terms of results and all around health is to do it using a combination of both if you can. A proper diet plan combined with a proper workout is the ideal weight loss scenario. But, I'll talk more about that later. First I need to cover one final Phase 1 question you may have...

"While explaining how to lose weight, you have only really mentioned calories. What about protein, carbs and fat? Don't they matter?" The answer is yes, but not in the way you might think.

LOSE WEIGHT| CONTROLLING WEIGHT WITH EXERCISE

Exercise has been proven has the most efficient way to lose weight.If you want to reduce your body fat, focus on increasing the amount of exercise you get rather than decreasing your food intake. A recent national study was done using two groups of sedentary men, one group in their 20's and the other over age 65. A lot was learned from this accumulated data and it is interesting to note that there was a significant relationship between lack of physical activity and fat. Not surprisingly, the most sedentary men had the most body fat.

These studies have also indicated that the governments current recommended daily allowance for calories does not correlate with the body's actual energy needs. For example, although 2400 calories have been calculated for older men, they in fact burned an average of 2800 calories daily.

The leading experts now recommend that people who want to lose weight start increasing their physical activity. Just being more active in general (such as climbing the stairs instead of taking the elevator, moving around instead of sitting still, sitting up instead of lying down as well as showing some excitement and enthusiasm instead of boredom), are things that more effectively burns calories and reduces body fat. Everyone seems to have lost sight of the value of being active. Consider this, a half-hour aerobic workout accounts for far less energy expenditure than our minute-to-minute movement in the office or at home.

Millions of Americans are trying to lose weight, spending approximately $30 billion a year on diet programs and products, often they do lose some weight. But, if you check with the same people five years later, you will find that nearly all have regained whatever weight they lost. A national panel recently sought data to determine if any commercial diet program could prove long-term success. Not a single program could do so.Being seriously overweight and particularly obesity predisposes individuals to a number of diseases and serious health problems, and it's now a known fact that when caloric intake is excessive, some of the excess frequently is saturated fat.

People who diet without exercising often get fatter with time. Although your weight may initially drop while dieting, such weight loss consists mostly of water and muscle. When the weight returns, it comes back as fat. To avoid getting fatter over time, increase your metabolism by exercising regularly.

Walking is one of the best exercises for strengthening bones, controlling weight, toning the leg muscles, maintaining good posture and improving positive self-concept. To lose weight, it's more important to walk for time than speed. Walking at a moderate pace yields longer workouts with less soreness - leading t more miles and more fat worked off on a regular basis. High intensity walks on alternate days help condition one's system. But in a walking, weight-loss program, you are not requried to walk an hour every day as some people would have you believe.

When it comes to good health and weight loss, exercise and diet are inter-related. Exercising without maintaining a balanced diet is no more beneficial than dieting whle remaining inactive

Easiest ways|tips of burning fats and reduce weight|Fat Burning Compatible Foods

Increased weight of body always deforms the look and figure of individuals worrying them a lot. Unscrupulous production of fat in the body forces figure-conscious individuals either to join a gym or bid a farewell to their delicious foods. Although gym is supposed to help by burning unwanted fats much faster, retrenching of foods may not be feasible for all as the chances of many latent health complications erupting due to scarcity of foods can’t be ruled out any more. But the healthy foods, known as the fat burning compatible foods, can to a greater extent, burn unscrupulous fats of body without causing any negative effects to the individuals concerned. The fat burning compatible foods are termed as negative calorie foods as well, recommended by the health experts and nutritionists. 
Those who have enormous caliber of operating heavy machines at gym or performing effective exercises regularly may hardly bother to opt for some other easiest way of burning fats and reduce weight of their body as the sole aim of chiseling their personality into a slim and trim or a most dashing figure will make them ignore adhering to slow fat burning way, that is, the compatible foods.Almost all the energetic youths long for living their life happily enjoying all the delicious foods and taking drinks.They forget that whatever they burn at gym through long hour exercise recurs again in their body due to fatty or oily foods, consumed with a great interest at the parties or celebratory functions.
Another demerit existing with the gym exercises or other forms of anaerobic exercises is the re-emergence burnt fats following a discontinuation of ongoing exercise due to some unavoidable conditions. It has been noticed that a permutation in a continued exercise always makes the exercising individual too bulky and fatty by his/her entire figure contrary to their belief. It is the sole reason that the health experts and nutritionists advice the figure-conscious ones to adhere only to fat burning compatible foods rather that sticking to pain causing workouts only. As our whole discussion revolves only around fat burning methods we would contemplate on some compatible foods playing their effective role in retrenching or burning unscrupulous fats without calling for strenuous efforts on a part of weight-anxious individuals.
Let it be pointed out over here that the compatible foods being too effective in burning existing fats of body and preventing it from returning again is feasible for all the physically weak individuals and recommended widely as the consistent foods for almost all the lethargic and fatty ones as a result-oriented fat burning tip. Some of you must have developed a question in your mind now why the lethargic or weaker ones can’t get rid of their unwanted fats. And its answer lies in their physical labefaction which doesn’t allow them to perform excruciatingly pain causing workouts. Keep it remember that performing an exercise requires an individual to have enough stamina to set his/her body into action/motion which becomes a precarious work to perform for the physically weak people and so does not yield any desired result despite relentless efforts by the individual to burn fats.
So far you must have come across a fact that fat burning really is a tough task to accomplish for the figure-anxious individuals, while the food consumption is not. OK, now let’s move to consuming the foods only overlooking routine precarious exercises. Triggering the idea for burning unwanted fats and reducing the weight will require you to explore fat burning compatible foods which are being presented over here. Consume the best compatible fat burning foods, effective enough in reducing the weight and burning fat efficiently. Favorable for health, the fat burning foods provide sufficient calorie as well required for human body. What I find indispensable and would like to share with your as a most conspicuous fact is a restraint on your part which you should exercise when consuming the variety of foods randomly as such foods can produce enormous fat in your body than your body burns. Adding the following foods as fat burning compatible foods has got to reduce your weight and prevent the fats from getting stored over your body unscrupulously.

• Fruits- Oranges, pineapples, grapes, cantaloupe, carrots and guava.
• Vegetables- Broccoli, cabbage, green beans, tomatoes and spinach should be taken as the fat burning compatible foods.
• Breakfast- Consume the oatmeal, cream-less milk, whole grain cereal and apples.
• Spicy foods- Cayenne peppers and Chile peppers.
• Meat & Fish- If you can’t miss the fish and meat, consume only turkey, chicken, lean beef, tuna and salmon can be taken as the fat burning compatible foods.
• Beverages or drinks-  Coffee, green tea, black lemon tea, tomato soup and pineapple or all types of citrus juices.

Some other effective fat burning tips

• Do not consume the junk or processed foods.
• Avoid the deep fried potato products.
• Abandon the butter-slathered toast at breakfast.
• Drink only icy cold water as much as possible. Let it be made clear over here that the taste of water, except during the thirst, may not be good for you but you should drink it as the compatible drink, effective enough in burning your fat efficiently.
• Reduce the intake of sugar and other carbohydrate products to a greater extent as it also will contribute in preventing storage of fat in your body.
• If you feel hungry again and again, consume carrots and drink lemon tea.
• If you attend dinner parties occasionally then instead of seizing upon the plate filled with spicy foods, fill your plate with salad containing compatible fruits and raw vegetables.  
• Before taking your meal, drink several glasses of water regularly in order to restrict the quantity of food to specific level.