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Can we do exercise in evening time also... How much time gap should we leave after having lunch for doing exercise in evening. Plz help me with it
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Hi You can have your lunch at 2pm and then go do exercise at 5 or 6pm. After evening workout you can have one single fruit that will be your per workout food.
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2 hours gap should be . Contact me for detailed conversation through practo u will get good results definately.
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Hello user Ideal time for lunch should be in between 1-2pm, and minimum 2 hours should be there.
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1. Drink water 16 glasses daily 2. Take high fibre diet and low fat and carbohydrates diet plan and do exercise. 3. Stop eating outside foods and packets foods , junk foods etc fatty  . 4. Smaller meals in small quantity 5. Early dinner before 6 pm. 6. Eat less and exercise more Ask me directly for customized diet for you!!!
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