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Try Key2weight‘s delicious weight loss recipes at http://www.key2weight.com/recipes. Our veg curry is a great way to lose weight whilst on the Social or Family Balance weight loss programmes; Veg Curry Serves: 2, Preparation Time: 10 mins, Cooking Time: 40 mins, Ingredients: 1 onion 1 courgette 1 red pepper 1 400g tin tomatoes 2 garlic cloves, crushed 1 tablespoon curry powder 1 teaspoon turmeric 3 tablespoons vegetable stock. Preparation: Method1. Chop and prepare all the vegetables 2. Heat the stock in a large frying pan. Add the onion, garlic and turmeric and lightly fry until the onion is soft. 3. Add all other ingredients, stir and bring to the boil 4. Reduce the heat and simmer for approximately 30-40 minutes There are lots more delicious recipes on the website for you to enjoy!

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Want your heart to sing and your body to lose inches? Grab a handful of raw, un-toasted almonds. Recent studies have proven that only a handful of these sweet little nuts go a long way in tackling obesity, diabetes, and complications of the heart.

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Key2weight prides itself on providing quality tasty nutritionally complete food packs at affordable prices, so anyone can lose weight and change their lifes. Very low calorie diets are becoming more widespread and acceptable as a method of losing weight quickly and safely. However Key2weight does advocate healthy eating on it’s 3 weight loss programmes in preparation for clients returning to a healthy diet once they’ve reached their weight loss goal http://www.key2weight.com/

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Pennsylvania State University researchers have discovered yet another impressive property of green tea – it can slow down weight gain and counter obesity. This recent study analyzed the health development of a test group of obese mice that were fed a high-fat diet mixed with green tea extracts, and compared it to that of a control group of obese mice that were fed the same diet, without the green tea compounds.

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When processed food comes to mind, many people think they are safe because of the fact that they do not consume takeouts or eat at restaurants. The truth is that any food or food product found on grocery store shelves in bags or boxes is in fact processed, as it is not in its natural form. Many of the ingredients in processed foods such as artificial colourants, preservatives and nitrites have been linked to the skyrocketing amount of obesity and cancer among the population today. Most processed foods contain Trans fats, which are known to increase LDL (bad) cholesterol levels and the high salt, sugar and fat content that is present in these foods also do this. Consuming processed foods can also alter your taste buds to the point that you get used to strong tastes and flavours. This results in you wanting to add salt or sugar to alter the taste of whole foods because you can’t seem to `taste` them properly. Another downright shocking fact is that most processed meat or food products contain animal body parts such as eyes, ears, snouts and oesophagi. Naturalnews.com By joining Key2weight, processed foods like these will no longer be an issue as we replace your meals with our nutritious food packs and advise you on healthier meal alternatives, ensuring you loose those pounds quickly and safely.

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Obesity rates in Britain are soaring with nearly a quarter of adults now classed as clinically obese. Despite Government warnings that we are turning into a nation of couch potatoes and risking obesity-related illnesses such as heart disease and cancer, our waistlines keep growing, Daily Mail. It is predicted that obesity rates would rise from a quarter in the UK to about 40% by 2030, studies also show that one in four Britons are obese – the highest proportion in Europe and The World Health Organization predicts there will be a shocking 2.3 billion overweight adults in the world by 2015 and more than 700 million of them will be obese. Help us tackle the obesity epidemic, join Key2weight today and you can lose a stone a month, turn your life around and live a happier, healthier life!

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When you exercise early in the morning, it “jump starts” your metabolism and keeps it elevated for hours, sometimes up to 24 hours! That means you’re burning more calories all day long just because you exercised in the morning! Many people find that morning exercise “regulates” their appetite for the day…that they aren’t as hungry and that they make better food choices. Several people have said that it puts them in a “healthy mindset” http://www.freeweightloss.com

Key2weight highly recommends clients exercise on a regular basis whilst on our program, so our advice? Exercise as soon as you wake up, hopefully making your weight loss experience that little bit easier.

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Posted November 26th 2011 by claire

Those who try to lose weight by monitoring calories and increasing exercise may now have another weapon in their obesity fight- a good night’s sleep. A new European study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition augments existing evidence that sleep deprivation can lead to weight gain, not only by increasing appetite, but also by slowing metabolism. www.naturalnews.com

Key2weight recommend adults have seven to nine hours of sleep every night to prevent extra weight gain, and throughout your weight loss battle we will inform you on any other tips just to make our clients target easier to reach.

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Posted November 26th 2011 by claire

Eating out of pure habit is something many people experience without even realizing it. Someone may unknowingly get into the habit of mindless eating while watching TV and then wonder where the few extra pounds came from. After a certain pattern is repeated so many times, that pattern becomes fixed in the brain and must be interrupted or at least noticed in order for it to be broken.

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We can all think of times when we have gobbled down food without even really tasting it. But could that kind of high speed eating contribute to weight gain? This is the question being posed by researchers working in Europe’s most advanced ‘flab lab’, a unit that does hi-tech research into obesity. Its official name is a whole body calorimeter and scientists at the University Hospital Coventry and the University of Warwick are hoping it will help them have a better understanding of how food, exercise, medicines and sleep affect our weight. One of their first experiments is into the speed of eating, the way it changes appetite, and the rate at which energy is burned up. Helga Perry is one of about a dozen patients taking part. She will spend three separate days in the lab, which is an air-locked chamber that makes very precise calculations of how much energy she burns. BBC news October 2011

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