9 Things That Will Help You Lose Weight While You Sleep
All
of us dream of losing weight without exercising, although many say it’s
impossible and that you have to exercise every day because it is the
best and quickest way to do so. While there is some truth to this, there
are nine ways to help you lose weight during sleep with minimal effort.
If you don’t believe it, take a look at the tips below along with
evidence backing each one!
1. Drink a protein shake before bed
If
you’re used to drinking hot caffeinated drinks or perhaps soft and
sparkling beverages, you should stop doing so at least 3 hours before
bedtime and instead drink something containing at least 30 grams of
protein before crawling into bed. Studies have
shown that protein-containing beverages increase the number of calories
the body burns during rest. In addition, protein helps build muscle and
the more muscle mass you have, the more calories your body burns at
rest.
2. Eat light dinners
A
mistake many people tend to make is skipping meals during the day due
to lack of time or being busy at work, so that when they get home at
night, the hunger starts and the search for food begins. It’s best to
avoid this because large meals at night,
especially during the hours before bedtime, interfere with our brains
emitting the hormone responsible for growth during deep sleep. When
eating a large meal, the same hormone stores the food in the body's
internal system as a fat instead of "fuel". Therefore, you should eat
small meals throughout the day, and in the evening consume a light meal
as early as possible, no later than 3 hours before bedtime.
3. Avoid alcohol
In general, it is known that consuming a lot of alcohol
is unhealthy for us and has negative side effects on our bodies, so it
is best to reduce its consumption in the first place. In addition, you
should know that drinking alcohol about 3 hours before going to bed
interferes with the metabolic process in the body, with the end result
slowing down fat burning and weight loss. In any case, this doesn’t mean
that you should completely abstain from alcoholic beverages. If you’re
used to drinking a glass of red wine with dinner, just avoid going over
this amount.
4. Sleep at least 7-8 hours a night
Most
people attribute great importance to the number of hours they sleep and
are aware that there is a direct correlation between the amount of
sleep and their health. However, few of us sleep the recommended amount
required, and a study conducted in 2011 examining
the length of sleep compared to energy consumption found that when
there is a decrease in sleep hours, our body increases energy
consumption and lipid intake at the same time, which may explain the
link between sleep deprivation and obesity. Experts believe that each
person should sleep an average of 7-8 hours a night, and doing so will
help you burn more body fat.
5. Avoid exercise before bedtime
Exercise is
a great way to lose weight which is why it’s so important to keep fit,
but it’s imperative to keep in mind that exercise also stimulates the
blood and the body, so it’s not recommended to perform before bedtime.
To keep fit without damaging fat burning at night, shift your exercise
hours to morning or midday. If you can’t exercise during the day, you
can exercise up to 4 hours before bedtime.
6. Turn off all electronic devices in the bedroom
One
of the causes of sleep problems in recent years is the daily use of
electronic devices emitting short-wavelength light that interferes with
the production of sleep hormone - melatonin. According to a study,
tablet screens and smartphones emit the wavelength in question, leading
to a decrease in the production of sleep hormone, causing the body to
develop various diseases due to excessive exposure. In another study, it was found that long hours of television watching showed
higher levels of diabetes-related triglycerides, as well as low levels
of adiponectin, a protein that regulates glucose levels and the
breakdown of fatty acids in the body. Therefore, it is recommended to
turn off and remove all the electronics you have from the bedroom and
eliminate exposure to them before bedtime.
7. Lower the temperature of the air conditioner in the room
Contrary
to what is commonly thought, that hot temperatures help burn fat in the
body more than cold temperature, it is important that you know that the
opposite is true. When sleeping in a very cold room, your body will try
to balance its own temperature and leading to shaking which heats it up
and creates heat energy. As per a study in 2014,
it was found that when people slept in rooms at a temperature of 66
degrees Fahrenheit (19 degrees Celsius), they burned 75 more calories
than those who slept in hot rooms, all thanks to the chill.
8. Sleep in a completely dark room
Sleeping
in complete darkness helps the body produce melatonin, the sleep
hormone mentioned earlier, which not only causes better sleep but also
helps burn fat, according to another study.
Sleeping in a non-dark room can lead to various physiological problems
and cause the body to become more susceptible to disease.
9. Sleep naked
As strange as it may seem to you, sleeping without clothes has many advantages, with one of the most prominent occurring when your body is cold ,
as mentioned in the previous sections. When you sleep naked, a process
occurs which accelerates the burning of bad fats in the body and helps
burn calories.
THIS IS ONLY FOR INFORMATION, ALWAYS CONSULT YOU PHYSICIAN BEFORE
HAVING ANY PARTICULAR FOOD/ MEDICATION/EXERCISE/OTHER REMEDIES.
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