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My belly fat is increased a lot I have consulted 2 lady doctors had all the check up like urine test thyroid but I dnt have any problem they said me its just fat and they gave me tablet but that isnt working so how am I supposed to reduce my fat.
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Hello Don't take any medicines for weight loss Drink water 16glasses daily Stop eating outside foods and packets foods junkfoods etc fatty food's Take high fibre diet n low fat n carbohydrates diet plan and do exercises
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You need to take high fiber low fat diet. Drink lot of water everyday. Take small and frequent meals at regular intervals of 2-3 hrs. Avoid outside food completely. Ask me privately for customized diet plan for you.
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Hi, you haven't mentioned your height or weight. It is difficult to do spot reduction. When you lose weight it will be over all weight reduction. You need a customised diet plan which will account for your nutritional requirements and which can be fitted into your daily routine. Till then you can start by adopting following: 1. Stop/ minimize outside food including food from college canteen. Carry home cooked food. 2. Try to take 4 meals with 1 or 2 mini snacks in between. Avoid starvation or extreme diets. 3. Choose healthier breakfast items like oats, chapati, museli, eggs, idli, dosa , Poha. Limit bread and Bakery items. 4. Limit oil intake and fat containing foods like paneer, sweets, peanuts, farsan, red meat, cheese etc. 5. Increase fluid consumption, through lemon water, buttermilk, infused water etc. 6. Start  exercising, take brisk walk, jog, swim, badminton, for at least 30 min daily.
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