10 Simple Ways to Burn More Calories Daily
1)Walking is a great way to get more exercise and burn those excess calories. You should definitively try to find way to do more walking each and every day.
2)While at the office try to leave your comfortable chair as often as possible. Go visit your colleagues form other departments instead of talking with them using email or instant chat.
3)Forget the elevator was ever invented and from now on take only the stairs. You will burn a lot of calories this way.
4)Get in the habit of cleaning your home at least once a week. I am talking about a thorough cleaning of your home. You will give your body a hell of an exercise and you will also enjoy the benefits of having a tidy house.
5)Eat food that requires you to chew them more. While you chew your food you burn quite a lot of calories.
6)Coffee and green tea are super beverages that help you jumpstart your metabolism. By drinking a cup of green tea or coffee in the morning you will burn much more calories all day long.
7)What seems that most healthy and successful weight loss diets share is the recommendation to eat much more frequently but eat smaller meals. It seems that this way you don?t get hungry that often during the day and even eat less food.
8)Did you know that by eating spicy food instead of regular food you actually burn more calories. The hotter a food is more you will sweat and increase your metabolism because of it. It is a great way to lose weight and broaden your food horizon.
9)You can burn up to 500 calories daily if you constantly keep your legs moving all day long, even when you are standing at your desk. I am sure you can wiggle them from time to time to increase the number of calories you burn daily.
10)During winter don?t overheat your home and use a thin blanket to cover yourself while sleeping. During summer cool down your room with the help of an air conditioner. A colder environment will force your body to produce more heat which in turn burns more calories.
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