The alkaline diet is based on the idea that certain foods have a more beneficial effect on metabolism, energy levels, and overall health. In practice, this means increasing your intake of:
At the same time, the intake of highly processed food, refined sugars, alcohol and industrial products is reduced.
The goal is to “alkalize the body”, create a dietary pattern rich in micronutrients, fiber and natural sources of energy.
One of the main reasons why this diet helps with fat loss is the fact that it is based on foods with high nutritional value but lower energy density.
Increased intake of vegetables and fiber:
In addition, an alkaline-oriented diet provides more minerals such as potassium and magnesium, as well as antioxidants that support metabolism, regeneration and general health of the organism.
With many diets, the biggest problem is not just losing fat tissue, but also muscle loss, which slows down metabolism in the long term and makes it difficult to maintain the weight you have achieved.
That's why an alkaline fat loss plan must include:
Sufficient protein intake
Quality sources of protein such as fish, eggs, lean meat, fermented dairy products or plant proteins are key to:
Strength training
Regular resistance training signals the body to muscles should be kept, even in a calorie deficit. Without this signal, the body will more easily “sacrifice” muscle tissue.