Lean Habits For Lifelong Weight Loss - 6 Flashcards

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What is the effect of solid foods compared to liquid foods on appetite satisfaction?

A

Solid foods provide more appetite satisfaction and fullness than liquid foods

Solid foods have more volume and stay in the stomach longer, activating stretch receptors.

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What is a recommended strategy for minimizing liquid calorie intake?

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Start by drinking only water or calorie-free drinks

Alternatively, reduce portions of calorie-containing drinks or limit to a set number per week.

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Why are smoothies and protein shakes considered less satisfying than solid foods?

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They digest quickly and leave you feeling hungry sooner than solid foods

They also tend to empty from the stomach faster.

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What types of beverages are considered liquid calories?

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  • Soda
  • Sweet tea
  • Fruit juices
  • Milk
  • Fruit smoothies
  • Sports drinks
  • Energy drinks
  • Coffee drinks
  • Beer and wine

These beverages increase calorie intake without satisfying appetite.

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True or False: Reducing liquid calories can lead to more weight loss than reducing solid food calories.

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True

Clinical trial data show that cutting 100 calories from beverages is more effective for weight loss than cutting the same from solid foods.

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What was the average weight loss from replacing caloric beverages with non-caloric ones in a 2012 clinical trial?

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2 to 2.5 percent over six months

This could result in losing approximately four-and-a-half pounds for a person weighing 180 pounds.

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Fill in the blank: Swapping just a single eight-ounce sugar-sweetened beverage for a _______ has been shown to reduce fat gain in children.

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calorie-free one

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What should you do to reduce calories from coffee?

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Measure and gradually decrease the amount of milk, cream, and sugar added

Switching to lower-calorie alternatives can also help.

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What did Catie discover about her coffee consumption?

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She consumed almost 1,200 calories in half and half over three shifts

This was equivalent to eating a whole pint of ice cream.

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What was Catie’s solution for reducing her liquid calorie intake?

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She cut back to one cup of coffee per shift and used premeasured creamers

This reduced her liquid calories from nearly 400 to 60 a day.

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What are the lessons learned from Catie’s weight loss journey?

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  • Beverage calories can add up quickly
  • Hidden calories can prevent weight loss
  • Portion size reduction can be effective
  • It’s not necessary to eliminate all liquid calories for success

Catie lost 36 pounds during her coaching period.

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What is the ultimate goal when it comes to liquid calories?

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To consume as close to zero calories from beverages as possible

This is aimed at promoting weight loss and better nutrition.

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