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Nutritionist Suzanne Carere's tips for fat loss

Don't eat carbs at night – your body can't burn them and they turn right to fat.
Fruit contains mostly sugar and carbs, albeit healthy ones, so eat them only in the morning. Switch to vegetables in the afternoon and evening.
Have breakfast every day. Try to include three of the four food groups – for example, egg whites, oatmeal and fruit.
Snack frequently. This releases sugar more slowly in your bloodstream, preventing spikes and crashes in your energy.
Eat small snacks of protein through the day.
If you go too long between meals, drink 1/2 cup of juice to stabilize blood sugar levels before you eat to back your body up from from its "starvation" mode.
Hungry at night? Drink tea or broth-based soups.
To fight a craving, call a chatty friend or relative. You'll distract yourself until the urge to eat passes, and nurture a relationship at the same time.