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Coffee & Weight Loss:

6/23/2023

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Are you struggling to shift body fat despite trying various diets and exercise routines? If you find yourself at a plateau or feeling stuck in your weight loss journey, it may be time to examine an unexpected factor – your coffee intake!
​In this blog post, we will explore how counting coffee as part of your daily food intake can help you manage weight and potentially shed body fat.

Understanding Coffee's Impact on Weight:
Coffee is a widely consumed beverage that offers more than just a morning pick-me-up. It contains caffeine, a stimulant that can boost metabolism and enhance fat burning. By incorporating coffee strategically into your daily routine and counting it as part of your food intake, you can harness its potential to support your weight management goals.

However, this all depends on how you are having your coffee.

Counting Coffee as Food:
When counting coffee as food, it's essential to consider the ingredients and additions you include in your cup. If you opt for black coffee without sugar or cream, it contains minimal calories and can be considered a zero-calorie beverage. However, the calorie count can rise substantially once you add sugar, milk, flavored syrups, or whipped cream.

If you are having coffees with a high amount of milk and sugar, I recommend you move towards healthier options for coffee or include the coffee as part of your intake.
For example, you could swap out your morning snack of yogurt and instead have the coffee with a piece of fruit or reduce the amount of milk in your cereal if you are pairing it with breakfast.
Milky coffees need to be counted as food and cannot be layered on top of meals or in between meals as a snack. Failing to count these calories as part of your daily intake may be affecting your ability to shift body fat.  

If you enjoy 2-3 lattes per day, you may be surprised by the impact of reducing or choosing healthier options for your coffee on your waistline.

Consider switching to plant-based milk options, such as almond or oat milk, and reducing the amount of sugar or sweeteners you use. Also you can reduce the size of your lattes, reduce how many you are having each day, include them as part of your meals or simply enjoy the healthy benefits of a pure black coffee!

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