Cardio
Simply switch to cardio and
boost your metabolism rate. A high
intensity interval training (HIIT) is the best cardio for enhancing your rate
of metabolism, burn your calories and escalating the fat burning hormones adrenaline
and noradrenaline. Cycling is the most
common HIIT. An initial 2 min of fairly high intensity cycling followed by an
immediate alteration of the intensity for 30 seconds to a minute is desirable
to boost the workout rate. You simply
need to reiterate the practice for every half an hour. With cardio you can just
cut a pound of fat per week or two. But three things that should be kept in
mind are:
- Do not overexert
- Do not forget to drink an adequate amount of water
- Maintain the proper time, intensity and regularity of exercise
Eat Breakfast
Make sure to maintain a
regular and systematic food regime. Do not ever skip meals, especially the
breakfast; else your body’s capacity to burn fat will be slowed down in order
to conserve energy. So, boost your metabolism rate by taking a healthy breakfast
within an hour of awakening up in the morning.
Schedule in
Exercise
Exercise doesn’t just melt
away fat because of the amount of energy you’re expending – it actually changes
your DNA to boost your metabolism immediately. Exercises at high intensity
bring certain changes in the DNA that signals your muscles to generate proteins
that cut down your excess fat and glucose. Therefore, stick to your daily
exercise regime and just incorporate some short spells of high intensity
workouts every 72 hrs so as to augment the fat burning proteins.
Do Not SkipMeals
A lot of people believe a
fact that skipping meals help burn extra calories. This is absolutely a wrong
idea! Instead, you can become overweight or obese if you miss out any of your
meals. When you are passing over your breakfast, lunch or dinner, you are
depriving the body from the energy required for proper functioning and also
leading to irregular distribution of calories. Your body then tends to retain
the extra calories; it receives while you are eating. Skipping meals also raise
the risk of diabetes, bringing disturbances in your normal metabolism. Therefore, frequently consume small healthy
meals and maintain a higher metabolism rate.
De-Stress
Stress and metabolism are
indirectly proportional to each other. If you are overstressed your metabolism
rate simply slows down. How does stress actually increase your body fat? What
actually happens is, stress increases the level of a hormone known as cortisol and this hormonal
change makes you feel hungry and you start overeating, putting on extra weight,
thereby making your metabolism run slow.
Slow metabolism means less burning of fat. Hence, try to avoid stress,
boosting factors, simply meditate, exercise regularly and maintain your
metabolism.
The weight loss is not a rapid process and apparently needs patience and
time, but once you have determined the outcome is a fit, healthy and steady
lifestyle which you will love to live.
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