How Ankur Chhabra lost 32 kgs with 5 soaked almonds, sip of herbal tea everyday, and more? Exclusive

Real-life weight loss stories often have a direct connect to people. Having a tough time starting your weight loss regime? Here is Ankur Chhabra’s inspiring journey. Read on to know how he reduced fat with simple habits.

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Real-Life Weight Loss Story: Weight loss is a journeys subjective. It requires an emotional, mental and physical investment of different levels. The route, time and destination can be different for different people. Everyone has their own story to glory. Everyone comes with their own sets of reasons for how, when and why they embarked on this mission. For Ankur Chhabra it was all about spending healthy and happy quality time with his family.

“My main motivation was to get fit and enjoy time with my kids and family. I was overweight, easily fatigued, and couldn’t climb stairs. A health check revealed a fatty liver, and I often had leg cramps. My shirt size had grown to XXL. After some introspection, I decided to transform my health completely and opted for a healthy lifestyle,” says Ankur Chhabra speaking exclusively with India.com.

Ankur Chhabra lost 32 kgs in nearly 90 days by adhering to a very simple dedicated diet and exercise routine. Here is his inspiring journey of embarking on a happier and healthier life and how!

What Was Your Weight Loss Diet And Routine?

Ankur incorporated fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, whole grains, and healthy fats. Only proteinaceous diet and he started workout at least 3-4 hours a day which included rigorous exercise, running, skipping etc. Here is Ankur Chhabra’s detailed diet plan:

  • Around 05:00 to 06:00 AM in the morning, on an empty stomach, I consume chia seeds water, Cumin water, or Ajwain water (which were soaked overnight), accompanied by 5 soaked almonds.
  • For breakfastbetween 07:00 and 07:30 AM, I have a small portion of Poha, three egg whites, and black coffee without sugar.
  • Around 11:00 AM, I drink one cup of green tea along with any seasonal fruits.
  • Lunch at 1:00 PM consists of seasonal fruit and sprouts. Occasionally, I also have one ragi dosa with sambar and a glass of buttermilk, or one chapati with any vegetable (up to 100 grams), buttermilk, and salad.
  • At around 3:00 PMI have coconut water or herbal tea, complemented by a handful of roasted chana, makhana, or mixed seeds.
  • Between 05:00pm and 06:00pmmy dinner includes either five boiled egg whites or 100 grams of mixed vegetables (excluding potatoes) with one chapati, or one Moong, oats, or Suji chilla.
  • Approximately 1.5 hours after dinnerI consume a night drink in the form of a cup of green tea or basil seeds.
  • If I feel hungry in between mealsI opt for fruits, roasted lotus seeds, and black coffee without sugar.
  • To stay hydrated, I ensure to drink at least 3 liters of water daily and have unsweetened black coffee twice a day.

Did You Completely Cut Down on Sugar?

Yes, initially 100% cut down on sugar in all ways .In all honesty, I believe that the key is to know how much and what you consume at different times of the day, rather than trying to cut back on your sugar intake after all our body also need little bit sugar intake in a week.

Did You Have Cheat Meals?

Indeed, I used to have cheat meals every 15 days. Typically, I enjoyed eating dal makhani, tandoori wheat roti, and any paneer curry in limited portion.

What is One Rule That You Abide by For Losing Weight?

No sugar, no maida, no fried and no packet snacks, no carbonated drink and workout at least 1 hour in a day.

What Was One Thing That Worked Best For You?

The first thing you should do is schedule your entire day’s activities. This should include getting up early, exercising, or going for a walk. It should also include a diet that specifies what should be consumed in what amounts and that everyone can access online to check on their required intake. Finally, the most crucial thing is to get seven to eight hours of sleep every night in order to achieve the best results. Along with, I completed my dinner around between 5:00 PM to 06:00 PM which was the key driver in weight loss journey.

One Challenge That You Faced And How Did You Overcome it?

I was great lover of soft drinks and daal makhani. But now I am totally out of it. That was major challenge for me to get rid out of it. And, I would say large portion of the population in the modern world is affected by this problem, which is brought on by the improper lifestyle we lead.

In contrast to those in the past who began their days with physical activity and a healthy lifestyle, we are today lazy. The main difficulty I encountered was getting into the habit and finding self-motivation. I realized that this was crucial, and that the only way to succeed was to focus on the daily schedule and have a burning desire to achieve the desired outcome.

Is There a Weight Loss Myth That You Got to Know About During Your Journey?

The most widespread misconception in today’s world is that in order to get back in shape, we have to stick to a rigorous, expensive diet and put in long, expensive gym sessions. However, this is just not true. Your aim can be attained with a straightforward diet, careful eating, at-home exercise, and consistent daily walking or jogging. There is no other path to success than leading a healthy lifestyle.

According to Ankur, losing weight also helps in balancing cholesterol levels and controlling blood sugar, thereby lowering the risk of diabetes. Meeting weight loss targets can foster a sense of achievement, enhancing self-esteem.

“Everyone ought to adhere to it in order to live a robust and healthy life and experience complete enjoyment. According to my experience 50% role of diet and 25% role of workout and 25% sleep part,” says 38-year-old Chhabra.

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