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These Japanese Ways Will Help You Stay Slim and Young


Staying young and slim is something we all want.

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But these two are the things we are not able to get until we work too hard for them. But hey, have you ever seen that most people in Japan are slim and they seem young too.

Well, this does not happen naturally but with the help of their tricks. Here are the Japanese tricks you need to know.

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Hot Bath – Hot bath is a great way of losing tension from your muscles. It also improves in the digestion that becomes a factor of keeping the body clean. It also cleans the skin thoroughly.

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Healthy eating – Japanese prefer eating home-cooked food rather than going to a restaurant or eating out of taking away on an everyday basis. They have something green in all their meals and generally eat rice and soups which are all healthy.

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Active lifestyle – Active lifestyle does not only means sweating in the gym for hours and hours, active lifestyle means keep your body in motion.point 230 |

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Japan has a culture of walking or riding a bike from your house to your destination.point 69 | The public transport system of the country is excellent too and most of the people walk to their train stations to get on board.point 174 | 1

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Eating Fermented food – Japanese are inclined towards eating fermented food that is rich in minerals and vitamins. This keeps their gut happy and their digestive system working efficiently. This way the body is able to absorb more and more nutrients that are required in the proper function of all your systems.

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Smaller portions of food – The Japanese make sure to keep their portions of meals small as rather than eating everything they can, they opt for eating less but eating healthy. Also, they pay full attention to their meals so that they know when they have eaten enough to fill their belly.

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