How To Lose Weight Fast 10 kgs in 10 Days – Full Day Indian Diet/Meal Plan For Weight Loss
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900 calorie diet plan to lose weight fast, flat belly diet plan to lose 10 kgs in 10 days.
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Update: What you should do after this diet??
#2 Diet Plan:
#3 Diet Plan:
UPDATE: +A Visakh brought to my notice that I made a slight confusion with regard to apple banana smoothie; it should be just apple smoothie there are no bananas in that smoothie. Really sorry about that goof up and that in the video I mentioned and titled apple banana smoothie. Apologies.
Veg Meal Recipes:
Green chutney for weight loss:
turmeric tea DIY mix (readymade mix):
Turmeric Tea:
How To Lose Weight Fast – 5 KG:
Fast Diet Weightloss Smoothie:
Mango Lassi Overnight Oats:
Matcha Tea:
Quick weight loss with matcha tea:
Chia Seeds Lemon Drink :
Masala Oats:
Oats For Weight Loss:
Oats recipe for weight loss:
Fat cutter diet drink ;
APPLE SMOOTHIE:
APPLE CARROT SMOOTHIE:
1 apple
1 carrot
1/2 cup water
1/2 lemon
3 dates
1 tbsp flaxseeds
1/4 tsp cinnamon
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Drink plenty of water, try to incude 20-30 mins walking….smile and be happy always 🙂
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Nisa
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