'I shed 9st 4lb and kept the weight off for nine years with the help of three breakfasts' - full recipes
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Protein-dense meals support weight loss
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Protein-dense meals support weight loss
Many Britons contend with weight gain at some stage in their life. In 2021, the Health Survey for England estimated that 25.9 per cent of adults in England are obese, and a further 37.9 per cent are overweight but not obese.
Often, those who manage to shed fat pile it on just as quickly because they've adopted an unsustainable weight loss strategy.
Nicole Collet, a slimmer who has lost 130 pounds (9st 4lb) and kept it off for nine years, credits protein for her long-term results.
She explained: “I used to skip breakfast and I didn’t really eat much protein, which made losing weight very hard, because, by the end of the day, I would be so hungry that I would end up eating all night long.
Nicole eats three different breakfasts to stay fuller for longer
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“Breakfasts like these helped me feel full and set me up for success all day long so that I could lose 130 pounds. I’ve been able to keep it off for over nine years."
In a YouTube clip, the content creator shared the recipes of her three go-to meals; pizza egg bake, chocolate and peanut butter overnight oats, and blueberry cheesecake Greek yoghurt bowl.
Mix the ingredients in a bowl then transfer the mix to a baking tray. Put in the oven for 20 minutes, or until the middle of the bake is set.
One of the main ways proteins assist weight loss is by helping the body feel full for longer.
This helps eliminate the urge to snack on unhealthy products and over-eating at the next opportunity.
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Nicole lost 130 pounds
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Kimberley Gomer, dietitian, told GB News that it is best to consume whole, unprocessed protein sources for the best nutrient absorption.
According to the expert, these foods include eggs, cottage cheese, beef, lamb, bison, poultry, beans, and lentils, in their unprocessed state.
Other unprocessed proteins that slimmers frequently opt for include whey, soy, pea and other isolate protein blends.
It is never a good idea to prioritise processed protein sources in the diet when weight loss is the goal because they contain extra additives, salt and sugar, all of which can hinder fat shedding.