According to a study conducted by the Kaiser Permanente's Center for Health Research, people who
keep a food diary lose twice the weight of those who don't.
We know this from weight loss studies, in which those who
kept a food diary lost 30 to 50 percent more weight than those who didn't.
Not exact matches
While
keeping a detailed
food diary might seem like a time - consuming proposition, it's one that can have a substantial impact on your health, especially if you want to
lose weight and minimize obesity risks.
Once I worked my way up to 1700, I started to
lose again.This may sound strange but I like calorie counting and after 40 years of doing it off and on, I feel much more in control
keeping that
food diary.
It really help to
keep a
food diary and to
keep your daily structure constant to
lose body fat.