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Oolong Diet
Does Oolong Tea help you lose weight?
I heard that Oolong tea can help assist you with a safe diet to lose weight. Does anyone know what foods I should eat while drinking the oolong tea to promote weight loss?
Well, it works as a diuretic. (Helps promote bowl movement and assist in cleaning the liver.) So, pretty good for you. You wouldnt lose much weight off of it though, unless you follow with diet and exercise regimen.
Add more fruit, veggies, and whole fibers to your diet.
Oatmeal, preferably organic can be used alternately with fruits and whole wheat bagel for breakfast. Salad,with light dressing, and maybe a bowl of soup, for lunch. Top off dinner with some nice protein, lean, like chicken or fish. If you are veggie, then tofu is a good source of protein. (Just an example of some of the things you can eat.)
Cut out soda, drink at least eight glasses of water a day. Skim milk has been proven good for weight loss, or if you don’t like plain milk, yogurt. If you like to drink juice, its better to juice your own, because most juice has entirely too much sugar in it. Leafy greens, legumes, etc. Oh, and a little tip, stay away from the Gatorade and powerade, they say it may actually cause you to gain weight if you are not sweating much. Also, if you can, its always good to either have someone do it with you, or join some sort of weight loss support, your chances increase significantly higher than when you go it alone.
Hope this helped!
Brewing Oolong and Wu long diet teas
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Vintage Wuyi Wulong (Wu Long) Oolong Tea For Weight Loss – 100 Individually Wrapped Tea Bags – 7.0 Oz $5.75 Vintage Wuyi Oolong is from the Wuyi Mountains in Fujian, where mists, clouds and unique soil conditions produce teas of exceptional character. Hand plucked leaves are carefully sorted, allowed to oxidize partially, and skillfully fired to make this golden, amber-color brew. Wuyi Oolong has a bold, long-lasting flavor and an inviting aroma. Each tea’s distinctive character is produced by a unique … |
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Foojoy Wuyi Oolong (Wu Long) Weight Loss Tea 100 Tea Bags $5.99 Oolong tea has an incredibly high natural concentration of polymerized polyphenols. These polyphenol compounds have been clinically proven to activate enzymes that cause triglycerides to dissolve, producing fat-burning effects. They also improve metabolism which facilitates weight loss through natural body processes. Basically, drinking two cups of Oolong tea each day not only aids in shedding st… |
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All Natural Vintage Wuyi Oolong (Wu Long) Tea – 100 Individually Wrapped Teabags – 7.0 Oz $6.35 Vintage Wuyi Oolong is from the Wuyi Mountains in Fujian, where mists, clouds and unique soil conditions produce teas of exceptional character. Hand plucked leaves are carefully sorted, allowed to oxidize partially, and skillfully fired to make this golden, amber-color brew. Wuyi Oolong has a bold, long-lasting flavor and an inviting aroma. Each tea’s distinctive character is produced by a unique … |
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Yunnan Pu Erh Natural Black Tea – 100 Individually Wrapped Tea Bags – 7.0 Oz- $7.95 Very popular in China and Japan for its function in helping digestion…. |
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