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Fast and Easy Weight Loss Tips - Eat The Right Foods To Lose Weight by Sue Baker There's no point in heading out to the nearest drugstore to buy the latest miracle cure for fat when you want to lose weight. We all want to lose at least a few pounds don't we? The best way to lose weight is to eat the right foods and become more active. I'm going to share with you some of the best foods to eat that will help you feel fuller for longer, and give you the energy your body needs to burn those extra pounds. Fruits and vegetables. It goes without saying that fruits and vegetables are nature's most wholesome foods and because of this they are the most beneficial when it comes to losing weight. The key to losing weight is to make certain that the bulk of the food you are eating is comprised of steamed veggies and raw fruits. Eating these foods in this state is more beneficial to your health, as cooking can often remove many of the important vitamins and minerals from the food. It is preferable to leave fruit and vegetables unpeeled whenever possible. Carrots, parsnips and some varieties of potatoes as just some examples of vegetable that can be cooked unpeeled. Scrub them well first but as a lot of the vitamins is to be found just under the skin, it is for this reason that it is better not to peel them. One of the number one foods you can eat when you're trying to lose weight apples and another is anything citrus. Citrus fruits not only contain much needed vitamin c which will help you to feel better and have the energy you need to burn off those extra calories. Citric acid helps to break down fat in the system. They are also low in calories. Potatoes It's a common myth that potatoes are fattening, the truth is that they contain a similar number of calories to pasta and rice and all three foods are very good for you and should be included in a healthy diet plan. As already mentioned potatoes, whenever possible, should be scrubbed clean and left unpeeled. Your body needs carbohydrates in order to function, contrary to what some of those fad diets would have you believe. A cooked potato contains about 90 calories. It's not the potato that is fattening it is the melted butter on them or having them roasted or deep fried as potatoes chips that piles the calories on. Remember, a pat of butter carries 100 calories - all of which are fat calories - and is at least 30% saturated fat! Better still, is to have a baked or jacket potato with a low calorie topping or filling. Delicious! You will soon find that when you are watching what you eat and it becomes a part of your life, you don't need to give up the foods that taste great to lose the weight. To read about how to achieve fast weight loss, click here: Lose Weight Fast and Easy Click here to discover How to speed up your metabolism. About the Author Sue Baker lost more than 30 pounds without dieting. She now publishes many articles, shares tips, advice, recipes; exercise etc. to help others. She also sends out weekly tips to keep you motivated. Get a copy of 'Green Tea For Weight Loss' and weekly tips. Lose Weight Resources

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