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1) Reduce your carbohydrate consumption. Avoid refined carbohydrates and eat only good quality low glycemic carbohydrates, such as fruits and vegetables. Eat very few grains especially corn and wheat, and avoid eating carbohydrates close to bedtime. Leave at least 3 hours between a carbohydrate containing meal and sleep.2) Do not eat large amounts of carbohydrates (especially refined carbohydrates) with fats. When combining macronutrients, you can eat carbohydrates and protein together, or fat and protein together. However avoid eating carbohydrates and fats in large amounts in the same meal if possible. Carbohydrates tend to increase fat storage, especially when eaten with fats. Be sure to include some form of fiber such as psyllium or bran to ensure good bowel function and elimination.3) One of the most important fat burning tips is to eat enough fat! The body will tr anything goes diet y to hold onto it?s fat if your intake of fat is very low. This is a survival mechanism from our primitive past. Eat healthy fats in the form of EFA’s (fish oil), olive oil, avocado oil, coconut oil, nuts, CLA (conjugated linoleic acid), almond butter, and even some organic butter. If you do consume animal fats, do so in the form of very lean meats like buffalo, or free range organic beef. Chicken and turkey breasts are good choices as well. Proteins can be considered fat burning food, because they cause your body to expend up to 30% of the caloric value of the food, in order to digest it.4) Eat in accordance with your blood type and metabolic type. Your blood type indicates what foods react adversely with your immune system, and so should largely be avoided. Your metabolic type indicates what ratio of fats, carbohydrates, and proteins is best for your individual needs.