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Woman who lost 20 kilos, shared her intermittent fasting plan; here’s what she ate in a week | Health

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Aanchal ChuA self-proclaimed fitness trainer, she continues to share weight loss tips and tricks on her Instagram profile. A few weeks ago, the trainer shared how he lost 20kg through intermittent fasting. Intermittent fasting refers to an eating plan that alternates periods of eating and fasting. It is known as an effective diet method for weight loss. Also read | A woman who lost 6kg and 7% body fat in 12 weeks shares her cardio routine

Aanchal Chugh shares how he lost 20 kg through intermittent fasting. (Instagram/@trainwithaanchal, Unsplash)

“Yes, intermittent fasting can help you lose weight quickly. I lost 20-25 kilos,” Anchal wrote. The fitness trainer further shared her meal plan for the week. Also read | Calorie deficit for weight loss: does it work? Know effective exercises, dos and don’ts

Monday:

Early Morning – Jeera Water

Breakfast (9am): Overnight oats

Mid-morning (12pm): Fruit

Lunch (2pm): Frankie Roll

Evening snack (5pm): Nuts and Greek yogurt

Dinner (8 p.m.): Whole wheat pasta, chickpeas, and vegetables.

Tuesday:

Early morning – warm jeera water

Breakfast (9am): Besan Chera

Morning (12pm): 1 cup of rice kanji

Lunch (2pm): Rajma Chawal and Buttermilk.

Evening snack (5pm): Nuts and Greek yogurt

Dinner (8pm): Dal Khichdi

Wednesday:

Early Morning – Jeera and Fennel Seed Water

Breakfast (9am): Bean and vegetable sandwich

Morning (12pm): Berry

Lunch (2pm): Quinoa bowl

Evening snack (5pm): Coffee and fox nuts

Dinner (8pm): Paneer mushroom sabzi, one chapati, salad, curd.

Thursday:

Early morning – jeera and ginger water

Breakfast (9am): Idli, Sambar, Coconut Chutney

Morning (12pm): 1 glass of vegetable juice

Lunch (2pm): Soya beans, paneer cutlets and mint chutney.

Evening snack (5pm): Apple and seed mix.

Dinner (8pm): Rajma Chawal and curd.

Friday:

Early Morning – Jeera Water

Breakfast (9am): Vegetable uttapam and stuffed paneer.

Mid-morning (12pm): Papaya

Lunch (2pm): Okra, dal, rice, curd.

Evening snack (5pm): Bhuna Channa

Dinner (8pm): Oania Pulao and Robia Curry

Saturday:

Early morning – mint jeera water

Breakfast (9am): Protein smoothie

Mid-morning (12pm): Soaked nuts and seeds.

Lunch (2pm): 1 Ragi Roti, Paneer Bhurji, Salad.

Evening snack (5pm): Bhuma Channa

Dinner (8pm): Kala Channa Sandwich

Sunday:

Early Morning – Jeera Water

Breakfast (9am): Oat pancakes

Morning (12pm): 1 glass of vegetable juice

Lunch (2pm): Multigrain bread and paneer.

Evening snack (5pm): 1 piece of dark chocolate

Dinner (8pm): Dalchawal

Aanchal further explained how fasting periods and lactation periods work during intermittent fasting.

Understand how intermittent fasting works. (Unsplash)
Understand how intermittent fasting works. (Unsplash)

fasting period: Refrain from calorie intake during the fasting period. Water, black coffee, tea, and other non-caloric beverages are usually allowed. The body relies on stored energy, such as glycogen (a type of stored glucose) and fat, for fuel. Also read | A woman who went from 76kg to 56kg shares the lessons she learned after losing 20kg: ‘Exercise alone is not enough’

feeding window: During a meal period or feeding window, you burn all your calories for the day. This is typically a shorter period of time, such as fasting for 16 hours and eating within an 8-hour window, such as 6-8 hours in a 16/8 fasting schedule. Also read | Do you want to lose 2-3 kg every month? 3 great tips from a nutritionist to lose weight faster

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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