First, if you're at all muscular, you're not all that overweight. If you're not muscular, you don't need to lose a ton of weight. Calories aren't key to losing weight -- how quickly and efficiently you metabolize your food into sugar and how well you digest your nutrients is far more important. Calories are a part of it, but the results are measured in how your body reacts, not in some statistical generalization, especially given that the amount you need to lose shouldn't be beyond just increasing exercise and eating a better diet permanently. Low calorie diets aren't a permanent change, and since you're not obese, you have time to make the change. And you'll probably get better answers if you tell us what you're eating now.
i think you should cut down Carbs and start eating more fruits and protein content food...and perform regular exercise like walking for 1 hour everyday....do not eat any oily or fast food like pizza, burger or any coke..these are mainly responsible for gaining weight
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Great book!! Hope this helps you.
I am mostly eating home made food but am fond of cakes and sweets what really disturbed me is my stomach i eat a lot of starch and proteins.