WHAT YOU NEED TO CONSIDER ABOUT NUTRITION, CARDIO TRAINING AND SUPPLEMENTS TO SUCCESSFULLY DIET.
I keep reading that you can use capsaicin to increase your metabolism. But I don't want to stuff myself with chili peppers all day. Does capsaicin really help, and is it available as a tablet, capsule or something similar?
ANSWER
I recommend a protein content of around three grams per kilo of body weight for a diet in order to preserve muscle mass and boost the metabolism naturally. Since protein can increase the metabolism by up to 30 percent, you have found the perfect partner for your diet.
When it comes to fats, you should stick to a proportion of around 0.8 grams per kilo of body weight, but you should not exceed 80 grams per day. Use mainly healthy fats such as rapeseed, safflower and linseed oil. Note that rapeseed oil is suitable for frying, but safflower and linseed oil are not.
SALMON OIL CAPSULES are another high-quality source of healthy and metabolism-activating polyunsaturated fatty acids. It is not enough to simply increase the amount of cardio training. Instead, you have to make sure to aim for a relatively high pulse.Cardio is not primarily about burning fat during the session, but about increasing your metabolic rate afterward. This way, the pounds melt away even if you are not exercising. To achieve this, you should maintain a heart rate of 140 to 160 beats per minute.
There is room for debate about whether it makes sense or not. Let me put it this way: FAT BURNER are justified during diet phases, but much more important is general nutrition, a high protein content and regular cardio training. In this context, the capsaicin you mentioned should also be mentioned. It can contribute somewhat to the success of the diet, but this contribution will not be too great. You should therefore not be too disappointed if the strong fat-reducing effect you were hoping for does not occur. You can read more information about fat burners, their usefulness and effect, including capsaicin, on the following pages:
To emphasize again: The most important factors in a diet are nutrition and training/cardio. Actually, it's quite simple and plausible. If you would like to read something along the lines of "Take drug XY and you will lose three kilos of fat in five days," I have to disappoint you.It's a good thing that there is no such remedy, because everyone has to make an effort and overcome their own laziness in order to successfully lose fat. Discipline and inner attitude are what separate the successful from the less successful!