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Home»HEALTH»Weight-loss diets are ultimately about one thing: calorie reduction.
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Weight-loss diets are ultimately about one thing: calorie reduction.

By Sara Ham23/01/2023Updated:23/01/2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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Perspective | Weight-loss diets boil down to one thing, and it’s not science jargon
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People can lose weight on crank diets, but it’s really just a strategy to eat less. Pick strategies that fit your lifestyle to lose weight.

Most people are looking for the latest weight-loss regimen that will help them reach their desired body weight. But how do you know if the diet you choose is just another crank diet? A crank diet is a way to eat less, disguised in a scientific explanation of why the particular combination of foods being prescribed works. People may lose weight on these diets, but it is usually because they are eating fewer calories than they expend. While some of the diet rationales may have some truth to them, science has not proven that any one diet is effective for long-term weight loss.

Instead of trying to understand the nitty-gritty of human metabolism, it is better to focus on the strategies that can help you eat less. These may include closing the kitchen after dinner, limiting added fats, cutting out sugar and refined grains, bulking up dishes with vegetables, and eating almost no ultra-processed foods. People can also try to avoid keeping easy-to-eat foods in the house, so that they are not tempted to overeat.

It is important to remember that weight loss is hard and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Everyone has different triggers for overeating and different strategies that work for them. Some may find that certain diets help them, while others may find that they do not work for them. Therefore, it is important to identify what works for you and be mindful of the strategies that you use to eat less.

Finally, it is important to recognize that not everyone needs to lose weight. People should focus on other aspects of their health and be comfortable with their body weight. However, for those who are unhappy with their body weight, weight loss is possible. It is important to remember that it is a doing problem, and only you know what to do to reach your goals.

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