Even for active individuals, best results are achieved with
moderate caloric deficits.
Let's say it's
a moderate caloric deficit and not severe.
If you're getting optimal sleep, getting optimal rest, are operating at
a moderate caloric deficit, have no other outside factors prohibiting progress, and you're still stalling?
And you need to incorporate a healthy diet, with
a moderate caloric deficit.
For the love of God, create
a moderate caloric deficit.
Not exact matches
And, while each of the 3 different size
deficits can indeed have a place in certain situations, my feeling (and the feeling of most others) is that for most of the people, most of the time, a
moderate sized
caloric deficit is the best choice for losing weight successfully.