- female
- 30 Years
- 01/04/2021
What happens when you stop eating?
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48-72 hrs after starvation your body enters the state called ketosis in which breakdown of muscle occurs for glucose. This means your body is literally breaking itself for food
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Protein-rich foods: These help rebuild muscle strength and repair body tissues: Lean meats like chicken and fish Eggs Pulses and legumes like lentils, chickpeas, and beans Nuts and seeds Vegetarian options like paneer, curd, milk, soya, mix dal, rajma, chole, chana, chhena, drumsticks, sattu, and tofu Vitamin C-rich fruits: These can boost your immune system: Oranges Lemons Papayas Leafy greens: These provide essential nutrients that aid in recovery: Spinach Kale Nutrient-rich fruits: These include papaya and pomegranate Whole grains: These include quinoa, rice, and brown rice Hydrating fluids: These include water, coconut water, and herbal tea Electrolyte-rich drinks: These include Oral Rehydration Solutions (ORS) packets or homemade solutions with salt, sugar, and water
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I'm really hoping you can help me out. What's the most effective way to lose belly fat? Could you also suggest a diet plan that might work for me?
avoid fatty meals do regular exercises take food less in carbohydrates
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I'm looking for a tonic to help with weight gain, but I really want to avoid anything with alcohol. I'm 5'8" and weigh 52 kg right now. Could you suggest something that might work for me?
Do regular workout with high protein oral diet, it's best
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