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It's the habits. In the 1970s - people did not have a habit of eating 3 full blown high calorie meals. They were working physically intense jobs (agriculture,
by bkovacev 8y ago
It's the habits.
In the 1970s - people did not have a habit of eating 3 full blown high calorie meals. They were working physically intense jobs (agriculture, mines, metallurgy etc). Nowadays the hardest thing we do is think. They'd spent more time outdoors. They'd rather do sports and spend time in nature actively resting than binge watching tv-shows and movies on the weekends. People didn't have as much food available to them as today. They also had less commodity.
Why do people regain fat they lose? It's the habits.
They'll get the bariatric surgery done, but will never change the habits. They'll go through the 600 calorie liquid diet and will continue to eat the same things that made them fat initially.
They'll continue binge watching tv shows on the weekends, without lifting anything heavier than their spoon or the remote.
They'll continue undergoing the fad diets that don't do anything but make their metabolism slower and make their bodies over compensate due to starving. People are lazy and refuse to listen to their bodies, but will gladly listen to the brainbait titles of famous ads/instagram posts.
Why we're fat? We're fat because we look for immediate gratification that sugar produces rather than the gratification of being able to climb ten floors of stairs with ease. My dad recently told me that he wants to do bariatric surgery which will "jumpstart" his weight loss. He unfortunately can't walk 200 meters right now, without getting tired. Do you think something will change if he undergoes the surgery or will he continue eating the same :) ? I bet it's the latter, since he won't have an incentive to change something.
- randomFacts 8y agoPeople regain weight because of the hunger hormone Grehlin, which gets high and stays high after losing weight.
- bkovacev 8y agoI believe you can reduce Ghrelin by fasting - I'm not near a computer to fully support this claim, but can update later with proper links to studies.
- pmarreck 8y agoWould like to see this data
- randomFacts 8y agoIf you go on a Very Low Calorie Diet(usually in the range of 400-700 calories or less a day), your body goes into starvation mode, thinks that there must not be enough food to go around so no need to feel hungry. That might be what you're referring to as fasting should have the same effect. I haven't heard of the effect continuing after starting to eat 1000+ calories a day again though, so I'd need to see some data on that.