When energy generation in the body exceeds energy expenditure, it results in fat accumulation. So in order to shed extra fat we must reverse this proportion. For this a right diet plan must be followed, that one can easily continue for long duration. A very strict and restricted diet plan becomes hard to follow and fat loss will be for short term only. 

Food items that can be consumed freely in any desired quantity are:

1. Vegetables and green salads (especially containing tomatoes and cucumbers)

2. Fresh fruits (except banana)

Food items that must be taken in a limited quantity are:

1. Milk (250 ml or half a bottle or one and a half cupful). This is the quantity for the whole day and includes the milk taken in tea and coffee.

2. Butter, ghee, oil or cream – 2 to 3 small tea-spoonful. Some diet experts advice to stop taking them altogether.

3. Three to four chapattis (without applying ghee on them) per day or 1 to 2 oz (i.e., half to one small bowlful) rice.

4. One small bowlful dal or Green gram (moong) soup during the whole day.

5. One or two small potatoes during the whole day.

6. Eggs

7. Fish

8. Meat

Barring the above-mentioned items no other food should be taken.

Food items that are not allowed are:

1. Sugar, chocolate, peppermint, sweets, jam, honey, etc.

2. Fruit-juices

3. Alcohol

4. Biscuits, cakes, etc

5. Ice cream

6. All other grains and pulses barring those mentioned above.

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