How to get really skinny

How to get really skinny
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Losing weight can be a struggle, but keeping it off is even harder. This video will teach you how to drop a few pounds quickly for an upcoming party or vacation, and how to maintain a slimmer frame once you have reached your goal weight.

1. Getting Slim Quick
Eat less and exercise more. It's as simple as that! The goal is to burn more calories than you consume in a given day.

One pound equals 3,500 calories, meaning you will have to burn 3,500 calories more than you consume in order to lose one pound.

Reduce your caloric intake by cutting portion sizes. Be sure to read the labels on everything you eat so that you can keep track of your calories.

Eat small meals and snacks throughout the day. This will keep your metabolism fast and prevent your body from storing extra fat.

Do aerobic exercises like running, hiking, swimming and biking. These will help speed up your metabolism and burn calories.

Remember that exercise burns calories, but cannot alone make you lose weight. You will absolutely have to eat less in order to lose weight.

Stop eating two hours before you go to sleep. Your metabolism slows down dramatically while you sleep, so it will take longer for the food to digest. Plus, eating early on in the day will give you the energy you need to go about your daily activities.

Don't skip meals. Skipping meals will force your body into starvation mode, causing it to store extra fat.

Drink plenty of water. Did you know that the human body often confuses hunger and thirst? If you are craving food but are not actually hungry, then chances are that your body is dehydrated.

Eat fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins. These foods are nutrient-rich, giving your body the proper nourishment it needs without filling up on extra calories.

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