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Healthy Smoothie FAQ
Are smoothies good for weight loss?
Nutritionists believe that incorporating nutrient-dense smoothies into your diet can help you lose weight. It helps keep your hunger in check and promotes weight loss due to the filling fiber and muscle-building protein that can be added into the smoothies.
Can you lose weight by drinking smoothies for breakfast?
Instead of eating junk for breakfast or skipping it altogether, you can substitute those bad foods for a smoothie. It can aid in weight loss. However, for long term weight control, you want to add in more exercise and develop a healthier approach to eating.
How many smoothies a day should you drink to lose weight?
Some suggest that you should prepare and drink two smoothies a day as meal replacements when you are trying to lose weight. Your last meal is left entirely up to you; however, it should still be lower in calories.
What makes a smoothie recipe fat loss friendly or fat burning?
When making smoothies for weight loss, you want to make sure they are packed full of ingredients that are going to fill you up and offer you a boost of energy. Smoothies should also be combined with exercise and portion control for maximum effectiveness.
To make a smoothie recipe fat loss friendly and fat burning, make sure to incorporate a good amount of healthy fats, quality protein, and fiber. All of these will keep your energy up and your cravings away, which makes it easier to stay on track and lose weight.
When adding coconut oil into a smoothie, should it be in liquid or solid form?
When coconut oil is in an environment that is below 76 degrees, it tends to harden. So, it is best to add your coconut oil to your smoothie when it is in a liquid form to help prevent it from hardening in the cooler temperatures.
Should I add milk or juice to my smoothies?
Milk is a good way to create a creamy texture for your smoothie. It is also packed with protein, calcium, and other essential vitamins and minerals. However, it can also add fat and calories, so you need to be mindful of this when you are making smoothies for weight loss. If you still want to use milk, you should consider trying skim milk or other low-fat milk.
What should I avoid adding to my smoothies?
While there are many foods you can add to your smoothie, there are a few things you may want to avoid. Leafy greens like baby spinach can offer you some balance with fruit in a smoothie and can help keep you from overindulging on calories.
Plain Greek yogurt is also good for a creamy and thicker consistency. However, fibrous and stringy veggies should be avoided. Celery, fennel, snap peas, and string beans, for example, will not blend well and should definitely be avoided.
Are homemade smoothies better for you?
When you make your own smoothies at home, you have full control over what you are putting into them. This means you can add the high-quality proteins you want along with plant milks, and healthy fats. You can also avoid the excess sugar and high calories that often come with store-bought smoothies.
What liquids work best in smoothies?
If you want a thicker smoothie, you should use less liquid. Filtered water or spring water, almond milk, coconut milk, coconut water, organic fruit juices, freshly squeezed juice, and kefir are all good liquids to use in your smoothies if you are looking for a healthier smoothie to help with your weight loss goals.
What is The Smoothie Diet?
A customized weight loss plan developed by certified health coach (CHC, AADP) and nutrition expert, Drew Sgoutas.
This is a 3-week program that uses smoothies as the base for losing weight and maintaining a healthy body weight for the long term.
You get everything you need to succeed and lose weight - from recipes, shopping lists, and motivation, to personal access to health coach Drew for any questions or help you might need.
For Drew’s video explaining how this diet works, click on the link below:
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