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Some drinks contain a large number of calories. You have to avoid these to maintain a proper diet. But you have to drink a larger amount of water. But you can take unsweetened iced, tea, diet sodas. Coffee, Energy drinks, canned fruit juic timesofamerica.info e, Soda, and sports drinks are high in calories. By consuming these you can gain extra weight. So all these you have to avoid. Instead of this, you can take a cup of green tea or raw fruit juice without any sugar. 

Less amount of food intake: As we all know food is the main source of energy so if you don’t eat enough then your body will try to find energy from somewhere else. So if you add less amount of food in your meal including leafy v timevinger.org egetables then your body will try to find an alternate option for calorie burn. Your calorie deficiency will affect your strength, athletic performance, and metabolism. It will break down muscle for energy. For that, you can take a small portion of food in a small bowl or a plate.

Maintaining a proper mealtime: A proper mealtime during the diet is an important factor. Don’t take a meal just after wake up from the bed. tincona.com After drinking water and a few minutes of exercise it’s better to take breakfast. And at night eat 2-3 hours before going to bed. You can follow this mealtime for during maintaining diet:

Breakfast time at 8 am                                 

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