3 diet mistakes to avoid

For a lot of us, the results of dieting and exercise show quite late on our body. This is mainly happening because of the mistakes and blunders you are making that is sabotaging your progress. Read to know more.

For a lot of us, the results of dieting and exercise show quite late on our body. This is mainly happening because of the mistakes and blunders you are making that is sabotaging your progress.  Here’s a compiled list of 3 habits that you unintentionally make that causes a delay in reaching towards your fitness goals. 

Too many cheat days

Cheat days are pretty important when you go on a diet. Knowing that these small packets of freedom exist, makes your dieting easier. For instance, dieting 6 days a week is easier if one knows that on the 7th day they get to eat all that they want. But if you include multiple cheat days in your week, then that can prolong your fitness journey. So satisfy yourself by having only 1 cheat day or less in a week. 

Unhealthy salads

A salad is always a safe option if you are dieting. But what type of salad you eat makes the whole difference. A salad made with veggies, seeds and nuts is highly nutritious and low- in calories. ut if you add dressings on top of it then that shoots up your calorie count. Buying salads from food chains will not only be expensive but also high in calories. Instead, make your salad by yourself. 

Cutting Carb

Many people that go on a diet are obsessed with cutting carbs out of their diet. Carbs are not unnecessarily bad. They are also not the prime cause of weight gain. Carbs on the other hand can be tummy-filling and give you the necessary energy to carry out your day. Adds good carbs like brown rice, quinoa, sweet potatoes and beans to your diet. 

When on a diet make sure to not repeat the same foods over and over again. This can lead to many deficiencies. Instead, try eating a bund of different health food items to not compensate for your health.

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