if weight loss is your goal then all you need to do is stay active or stay 1acitve at your current level to
maintain your current weight loss rate but yes... you can surely lose weight at home without the gym.
Not exact matches
Professor Martin Gulliford, senior author from the Division of Health and Social Care Research at King's College London, said: «
Current strategies to tackle obesity, which mainly focus on cutting calories and boosting physical activity, are failing to help the majority of obese patients to shed
weight and
maintain that
weight loss.
The science behind
weight loss and
maintaining your
current weight can be quiet confusing.
If you're at the end of your
weight loss journey or already pleased with your
weight, you might wonder what and how much you can eat to
maintain your
current weight.
Whether you want to
maintain your
current weight or you have a
weight loss goal in mind, you need to know how you're doing over time.
The
loss of muscle reduces the number of calories you need to
maintain your
current weight, and if you continue to eat the same amount of calories every day without changing your level of physical activity, you'll gradually gain fat.
Exercising has really helped me
maintain my
current low
weight but it did not really promote
weight loss.
You can use the Mayo Clinic to estimate your
current calorie needs and then either
maintain, increase * or reduce * that number based on your goals (health, muscle building,
weight loss *).
She noted that there were three aspects to
weight management:
maintaining current weight, losing
weight to achieve appropriate body
weight, and sustaining a
weight loss.
Current evidence suggests that feeding diets with more than 40 % protein (on an energy basis) is important to facilitate
weight loss and
maintain a lean body mass.