Protein And Fiber Foods For Weight Loss, neither gym nor diet, the prisoner lost 22 kg weight in 8 months by eating home food, will not lose sight of the figure – a 73 kg delhi based women lost 22 kg in just 8 months know her diet and workout and weight loss tips

by times news cr

People think that they need a​ dietitian who can tell them ⁢the best diet or a fitness expert who can tell them the best workout. I have lost my weight without any help. I learned and took the information myself and​ lost weight at home. During the lockdown my weight had increased to around 73 kg. I have reduced 22 kg to 51 kg. This is ​what‌ Tanya Varshney, a resident of Delhi, has to say.

Tanya Varshney’s weight loss of 22 kg in just 8 months is a lesson ⁢for those who do not pay attention to their fitness due to laziness ‌or any other reason. Tanya lost weight during the lockdown without the help of gym or⁤ dietician. Let us know how he did this, what was his diet and ‍workout plan.

How did the weight loss start?

There was no specific reason for⁢ losing weight, but⁢ since childhood, I was worried about ⁤my health and felt that I had to do⁣ something. Earlier​ I used to get tired very ​quickly and was not active at ‍all. The eating habits and‍ lifestyle were very bad. During the lockdown, I felt that it was important to⁣ focus on my fitness.

This is‍ how the day starts

I start my⁢ day with a morning‍ drink. For this, I add ginger to 200 grams of water‌ and boil it.‌ I mix half a teaspoon of turmeric powder in it, squeeze one⁤ lemon and mix one teaspoon of apple cider vinegar in it. This helps me to strengthen the digestive⁤ system.

This is how we got freedom from⁤ obesity

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The diet plan was like this

I did not follow the special meal plan. I ate simple home-made food. Replaced your unhealthy meals with healthy meals. ‍Include more proteins ⁢and vegetables in your diet. Reduce oil and fat intake.⁢ Apart from this, consumed more ⁢things ⁤rich ⁢in fiber. My diet includes⁣ things like rice, chickpeas, salad and curd. With this I get all the things like protein, fiber and carbs.

The workout plan was like this

I did not join the⁢ gym ⁤to lose weight. I started with a 15-minute walk in the park near home and increased it to an hour. ⁣When my ⁣stamina started increasing, I started cycling after a month. I used to‍ cycle 40 kilometers every day. After​ that⁣ did rope jumping, body weight‍ training and ‍gymnastics.

Benefits of cycling

I⁣ cycled a ⁢lot during the lockdown, which benefited me. This‍ helped ‌me lose weight quickly. I used to wake up at 4 in ⁤the morning and ride my bicycle. Gradually my ⁣body got used to it.

Results started appearing in 2 months

After two months,⁤ my weight started decreasing and my clothes also started becoming loose. I ⁢started feeling good from inside. I started feeling energetic.

Disclaimer: What⁢ worked‍ for the author may not necessarily work for you. So avoid blindly ‍following the diet-workout mentioned in⁣ this article and find‌ out what works best for your ⁤body.
If ​you have a similar weight⁤ loss story of your own, send it to us at nbtlifestyle@timesinternet.in.

Interview Between Time.News Editor and Tanya Varshney: A Weight Loss Journey

Editor: Hello, Tanya! ⁢It’s​ truly inspiring‍ to have you with us today. Your ​remarkable journey of losing 22 kg⁣ during the lockdown without any external help has caught the attention⁢ of many. ‍Can you tell us what prompted you to start ‌this weight loss⁣ journey?

Tanya Varshney: Thank you for having me! Honestly, there wasn’t a specific trigger, but I’ve struggled⁤ with my health since childhood. During the lockdown, I realized‍ that ⁣my​ lifestyle and eating habits were not sustainable. ‍I was feeling lethargic and⁢ tired all the time, and I thought it was time to take ‍charge of ‌my health.

Editor: That’s a​ significant mindset shift! You mentioned poor eating habits⁤ before. What changes did you incorporate into your‍ daily routine when⁢ you​ decided to ⁤focus on fitness?

Tanya⁢ Varshney: I started by reevaluating my entire diet. I replaced ​processed snacks with healthy alternatives, increased my fruit ‌and vegetable‌ intake, and made sure to keep myself hydrated. I’d kickstart my morning⁤ with a health drink—ginger, turmeric,⁣ lemon, and ‌apple ⁣cider vinegar. It really helped boost my digestion and set a positive ‍tone for the day.

Editor: That​ sounds⁢ refreshing! Did you follow any specific workout regimen?

Tanya Varshney: Absolutely! Since gyms were closed during the lockdown, I⁣ relied on home workouts. I began ‍with⁣ simple exercises—like bodyweight⁤ workouts,⁤ yoga, and even ‍dance. I gradually increased the ⁢intensity ⁢and duration, which not only helped me shed pounds⁣ but also kept my spirits high ‌during such ‍a tough time.

Editor: ⁢It’s impressive that you maintained that discipline at home! Many people often believe they need professional guidance to achieve their ‌fitness goals. What’s your advice to ⁣those feeling overwhelmed or lost ⁢in their weight loss⁣ journey?

Tanya Varshney: ⁤ I believe⁢ a lot of people underestimate⁤ their ability to learn and‍ adapt. There’s⁣ an abundance of information available online; you just need to ‍find the resources that resonate with you. My journey shows that making small, consistent changes can lead to big results.⁤ It’s‌ about creating habits that fit ‍your ⁤lifestyle⁣ rather than following a strict plan‌ from others.

Editor: That’s a powerful ‌message, Tanya! Now that you’re ​at your target ‌weight, what do you do to maintain your​ progress?

Tanya Varshney: Maintenance⁣ is definitely key! I prioritize balance. I indulge ⁣occasionally but ensure it’s in ⁢moderation.‍ I continue my morning⁣ drink, keep ⁤my activities⁤ varied, and I also practice mindfulness—whether that’s ‍through meditation or simply‌ taking time to enjoy nature. It’s all about finding joy in the process, not just⁢ the results.

Editor: Thank‌ you for sharing such valuable insights,​ Tanya! It’s​ evident that⁢ your journey is not just about weight loss but a holistic approach ​to health and happiness. Any final thoughts ​you’d like to share with our audience?

Tanya Varshney: ⁤ I’d⁢ say, don’t wait for the⁣ “perfect”⁣ moment ‍or for someone else to tell⁤ you what to do. Start where ‍you are,⁢ use what you have, and do what you can. Every small step counts, and believing in ⁢yourself is the first step toward ​transformation.

Editor: Wise words indeed! Thank you ⁣so much for your time and encouragement, Tanya. Your⁤ story ⁢will definitely motivate many to ⁣take charge of their health journey.

Tanya Varshney: Thank ​you! I ⁢hope it inspires others to start their own unique journey toward wellness.

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