People across the globe (although more in the United States due to societal pressures and beauty norms) have a history of dieting with
the end goal of weight loss.
Not exact matches
Of course, what and how much you eat for breakfast matters, but in the
end, skipping or delaying breakfast will not sabotage
weight loss goals.
It is unrealistic to consider taking 45 + capsules
of coconut oil every day for weeks on
end while
weight loss goals are pursued.
With Calorie - Centric Eating, the «
end goal» is to eat a mathematically pre-determined amount
of calories with hopes that this number will lead to
weight loss.
The bottom line is, these kinds
of detoxes do not serve long - term
weight loss goals and at the
end, they do more harm than good.
Since our
goal is
weight loss, start with the low
end of that recommendation as a starting point.
At the
end of the day, our
goal is to try to create something that is the best
weight loss and
weight management program that is available and we've already created that.
Lots
of people are wannabe biohackers but
end up getting caught up chasing markers that don't help them reach their
goals (e.g. chasing high ketones for
weight loss).
Without having a clear idea
of what you're really striving for, your
weight loss attempts will likely
end in dissatisfaction when you reach your
goal and see that nothing else in your life has changed but your size.
I started focusing on strength training towards the
end of my
weight loss journey and have continued after reaching my
goal at the beginning
of the year.