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re: Weight loss and staying in shape, it isn't that difficult.

Posted on 8/20/18 at 9:58 am to
Posted by mindbreaker
Baton Rouge
Member since Dec 2011
7642 posts
Posted on 8/20/18 at 9:58 am to
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Eventually your metobolism get so low due to leptin levels being low that your actually TDEE gets too low. SO you reverse diet out of it.



your contradicting yourself right here. You are telling me that a simple equation of in vs out matters then rebutting by saying i need to reverse all that for a week to two to reset my system.

Calling me ignorant and name calling doesn't make you right it makes you a a-hole. I know everything you are saying. I get blood work from an endocrinologist yearly. I see a nutritionist that i provide calorie and macro tracking to on a regular basis. I keep my protein levels at or above 150 daily. I go over my calorie intake at least once every two weeks to reset. I lift as my main source of exercise. I have read study after study and you know what it's still very difficult for me to lose weight. Putting a catch all this works for everyone solution to something doesn't work. Because there will be another study done 6 months from now that proves the last one wrong.

Posted by lsu777
Lake Charles
Member since Jan 2004
31423 posts
Posted on 8/20/18 at 10:04 am to
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your contradicting yourself right here. You are telling me that a simple equation of in vs out matters then rebutting by saying i need to reverse all that for a week to two to reset my system.


No i am not. your body slowly lowers the amount of calories it burns you know the CO part of CICO. You have to lower your cals to match. Eventually they get so low its no substanable, so you reverse out. Not contradicting myself at all.

protein should be 50% minimum of calories due to DIT. 60% is ideal.

And 2 lbs a week is very good fat loss.

If you want faster, look into 72hour fasting combined with strict arse keto repeated on a 4 day cycle. its the fastest way to lose fat while holding onto muscle.
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