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I am 27..my weight 62 and after delivery it becomes 77.. my baby now one year old... i reduce my food intake... but weight still 77.. start jogging since 3 weeks... bt no changes in weight. .please give me remedy. ..is lemon water help to reduce weight? ... i am totally confused?...please help. Thank you
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No diet plan cAn be made with this details . We need more personal information so that u can get 100% results sooo contact personally
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You need to take high fiber low fat diet. Ask me directly for customized post pregnancy weight loss diet for you.
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Hi, we will surely help you    Lemon water contibute only 1 %  in reducing weight We have a post- pregnancy plan which  not only help ful for you but for your baby also. First we find the cause of causing obesity  and then treat that cause Second , increase the metabolic rate Third, treat the deficiencies cause due to obesity Four, if all the cause, deficiency and metabolic rate is treated , you will start shedding weight. Before prescribing anything we need some information like your vitals ,Family history, Lifestyle, occupation, medical history, daily routine and many more. So ,if you want you can contact us directly through this link
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Hello I understand your concern Please contact me directly or ask me at dramisha.com for personalised diet plan You can loose 2kg per week or 6-8kg per month Warm regards Dr Amisha Mirchandani 09819          055014
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Hi, i m  Sayantani nutritionist. Can visit my website using a laptop  thediethub.zest.md for details. I provide online diet consultation. Can contact me thru my website for customised diets.
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Hi, 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 office 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. 7. Check  for under active thyroid and  any other vitamin deficiencies which can play pivotal role in weight loss, like Vitamin D3.
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