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And you can eat whatever you want.
People always try to make losing weight seem likes it's some kind of complicated process, but it's not. If you eat more than you use you store it, if you eat less than you use, you lose it. It's that simple.
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People always try to make losing weight seem likes it's some kind of complicated process, but it's not. If you eat more than you use you store it, if you eat less than you use, you lose it. It's that simple.
There's your simulated calorie deficit.
Every BODY is different. Do more research and give it a try, so you can speak for a place of knowledge and personal experience!
What do you have to lose... except for a bunch of unwanted fat?
But that wasn't usually necessary for me. Sometimes (if convenient), when I was above my preferred weight range, I wouldn't eat until I lost a little weight.
I highly recommend you do some research and give it a try so you can speak from a place of knowledge and personal experience!
What do you have to lose... Except some unwanted fat.
What you just described is the EXACT same thing that happens when you eat at a caloric deficit, except for all of the negative side effects of IF. Your body doesn't have enough energy being taken in, so it searches elsewhere for it(fat), albeit in a more consistent manner that makes you have more energy.
Nobody has ever lost weight with IF by eating 500+ calories more than they use each day. Instead, they put on weight. Talk to any nutritionist and they'll tell you how dumb IF is.
Again, you make it seem like losing weight requires some special program and it doesn't. Just eat less, that's it. You can still eat whatever you want, just eat less of it. Want pizza? Sure! Eat 1 slice instead of 2+. Want a burger and fries? Sure! Just eat half instead of all of it. Not only do you lose weight but you save money by having leftovers and/or not eating as much, which means you don't have to spend money on food as often.
What you just described is the EXACT same thing that happens when you eat at a caloric deficit, except for all of the negative side effects of IF. Your body doesn't have enough energy being taken in, so it searches elsewhere for it(fat), albeit in a more consistent manner that makes you have more energy.
Nobody has ever lost weight with IF by eating 500+ calories more than they use each day. Instead, they put on weight. Talk to any nutritionist and they'll tell you how dumb IF is.
Again, you make it seem like losing weight requires some special program and it doesn't. Just eat less, that's it. You can still eat whatever you want, just eat less of it. Want pizza? Sure! Eat 1 slice instead of 2+. Want a burger and fries? Sure! Just eat half instead of all of it. Not only do you lose weight but you save money by having leftovers and/or not eating as much, which means you don't have to spend money on food as often.
Everyone needs to Be Aware of the multi-BILLION dollar, for-PROFIT diet and exercise industry, including some nutritionists, trying to sell you a product of some kind. And that includes a bunch of fear mongering misinformation, which you seem to have parroted extremely well.
Seriously, (go on YouTube and) search for, "health benefits of OMAD, and calorie restriction doesn't work, doctor Jason Fung". Because there are many, besides just weight loss.
The only negative that I occasionally experienced during a fast, is something called the "keto flu" -- for me, it was mostly in the form of headaches. But that was mostly mitigated by consuming electrolytes, AKA salt, every 8 to 12 hours during a fast.
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