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This doesn't always work. Many people, myself included can fail to lose weight on a restricted calorie diet. I spent 12 months eating below 1200 while working
by Goronmon 11y ago
This doesn't always work. Many people, myself included can fail to lose weight on a restricted calorie diet.
I spent 12 months eating below 1200 while working out religiously (4-6 days a week with 30sh mins of cardio followed by 45sh mins of weight lifting). In the beginning I lost weight and fast. At 5'9 I went from 240 down to 148 lbs in 7 months.
You just described an example showing that a restricted calorie diet can be wildly successful. The former quote seems provably false using the latter.
Honestly, this is what I just read from your post.
I can't lose weight on a restricted calorie diet. Here is an example of how I lost a huge amount of weight on a restricted calorie diet.
- sirtastic 11y agoNot saying it isn't effective, just only that it doesn't work in some cases. It's a fallacy to say it's simply calories in vs out. As I said in my post, I lost weight but then I stopped losing weight and still haven't lost a large amount of weight using that method.
- mordocai 11y agoI would think that if you've hit a plateau on weight loss within a health weight range (which from the sounds of it, you are within a healthy weight range) then you won. Maintain that, and don't worry about having a little extra fat.
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- pil4rin 11y agoMaintaining a reduced calorie diet seems to be the issue, most people cannot do this.
- sirtastic 11y agoWrong. I maintained ~1200 calorie life style for several extended periods after losing my initial weight in an effort to get rid of the last 10sh lbs of fat with no success. If its simply calories in vs out then I would have succeeded several times over. It's not simply in vs out in some cases which is what I'm trying to point out and what Goronmon has failed to understand.
- Goronmon 11y agoIt's not simply in vs out in some cases which is what I'm trying to point out and what Goronmon has failed to understand. You'll never find a diet/exercise/plan that allows one to achieve indefinite weight lose.
- sirtastic 11y agoFunny as that happens to be exactly what I'm arguing. "it's not as simple as cal in vs out."