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Weight Loss & Diabetes
Three Apples a Day Make the Girth go Away
We’ve all heard the old adage: “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” Have you ever wondered what three apples a day would do? Probably not, but you might be amazed! A study in 2009* suggests that you may be able to lose as much as 50 pounds in one year by simply ADDING an apple to each meal. Researcher’s found that people who ate an apple 15 minutes before each meal ate 150 fewer calories at that meal. Think about what that means: If you ate an apple before each meal that would be 450 fewer calories per day or 164,250 calories per year. For those wanting to lose weight 164,250 equals almost 47 pounds per year!
Some other interesting facts from this study:
Those that ate applesauce before the meal ate around 60 fewer calories.
Those that drank apple juice that contained fiber before the meal ate about the same or slightly less (about 10 calories).
Those that drank plain apple juice with no fiber either ate the same or slightly MORE (about 15 calories).
So to lose weight it seems to be best to eat the fruit in its natural state (as one of our physicians use to like to say: “The fruit, the whole fruit, and nothing but the fruit!). Who would of thought that such a simple strategy could make such a difference! So, maybe we need to change the old adage to “Three apples a day makes the girth go away.” All right, maybe not but it might be closer to the truth. It’s so simple why not give it a try and let us know how it goes.
* This study was reported in Appetite, Volume 52, Issue 2, April 2009, Pages 416-422
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