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Eating Dietary Fiber:
The Ultimate Weight Loss Connection?
by Rajesh Shetty

The incidences of deseases like obesity, diabetes, colon deseases are minimal in countries where the population has a regular dose of dietary fiber.

Dietary fiber is a very important link in the weight loss puzzle.

Dietary fiber cannot be digested by the human digestive system, and as it passes though the colon, it takes with it, all the accumulated metabolic waste material.

Dietary fiber provides bulk and softens the stools, which helps with regular bowel movements and avoiding constipation. In the intestine, dietary fiber produces a gel which binds the bile acids. This causes the liver to convert cholesterol into bile, thereby reducing cholesterol levels.

Dietary fiber makes people feel less hungry; because of its bulking properties, it reduces appetite which can result in weight loss. It also helps in controlling the body's blood sugar levels.

Ayurveda Medical Science recommends the consumption of dietary fiber rich vegetables in large quantities, to get rid of all the toxins in your body. Removal of these toxins, automatically ensures removal of excess fat from your body.

There are 2 types of dietary fiber found in food:

Insoluble Fiber: Insoluble dietary fiber doesn't dissolve in water. This fiber increases the bulk of the food you eat, and helps decrease the transit time of waste materials through the colon. This helps avoid a build up of toxins and thereby deseases the likelyhood colon cancer development.

Soluble Fiber: This type of dietary fiber forms a gel in the intestine and helps in reducing cholesterol. Your body needs a regular dosage of 30-40gms of fiber to keep in good health and lose those excess pounds.

Consuming the following foods will also keep you in great health...

High fiber foods: Oat bran, Corn Bran, rice bran, wheat bran.

Medium fiber foods: Whole grains, whole wheat pasta, whole wheat flour, oatmeal-rolled oats, steel cut oats, wheat-oat flour, corn meal, brown rice.

Low fiber foods to be avoided: Refined foods like white flour (bleached or unbleached), pasta, cream of wheat, oat flour, corn starch, white rice.

One other important aspect about consuming dietary fiber, to enhance weight loss, is to drink lots of pure water... Water makes the dietary fiber swell and work better.

Increase your consumption of dietary fiber very gradually to avoid digestive discomfort.

About the author: Rajesh Shetty is an expert in the weight loss principles of Ayurveda Medical Science and author of the best selling book, "Proven weight loss secrets revealed." Get a free 5-day email course delivered directly to your inbox by subscribing to his newsletter at: www.eweightlosstips.com/weightlossltr.htm


Are Low Carb Diets - The Way To Weight Loss?
by Josie Anderson

You probably know someone who has jumped on the latest weight loss bandwagon: Low Carb Diets. They've seen the astounding results on the scales, and lost 10+ pounds in a short period of time. So do you want to join in on this also? Before you start, take time to look at how your body works...

Read full article: Are Low Carb Diets - The Way To Weight Loss?


Hoodia as an Aid to Natural Weight Loss
by Roy Thomsitt

Is Hoodia the Secret to permanent weight loss? It has been more than 2 years now since Hoodia became well known in the public domain. Television programmes on both sides of the Atlantic in 2003 and 2004 saw to that. If you have not heard of hoodia before, or have but do not really know what it is, let me explain...

Read full article: Hoodia as an Aid to Natural Weight Loss


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