10 Steps to Fat Loss
1) Determine the number of calories your body requires each day to maintain your current weight. You maintain calories are what this is known as.(If you type “calorie needs” into Google, a number of calculators will pop up to assist you with this.)
2) Subtract 10% (up to 500Kcal) of the total maintenance calories at first. If you drastically cut calories, you will lose water and muscle, not fat.
3) Spread your calories out among 5 or 6 meals as opposed to 2 or 3. Aim to eat every three to four hours.
4) Eliminate all simple carbs, with the exception of those consumed immediately after physical activity.
5) Perform 30 minutes of moderately intense aerobic exercise at least three times each week. This will urge your body to burn fat by assisting in the creation of the calorie deficit.
6) Make easy substitutions in your diet, such as using slimmer meat cuts and sweeteners
in lieu of sugar and full-sugar beverages. These adjustments could be challenging at first, but you’ll grow accustomed to them and reduce
your daily calorie intake significantly. 7) Drink lots of water—at least 2 liters every day—as a parched body will work less effectively and making losing weight more challenging.
10 Steps to Fat Loss
8) Try to consume reasonable amounts of protein, minimal fat, and complex carbs exclusively. The South Beach Diet is great, in my opinion.
9) Keep a meal journal to track your calorie intake. It is quite simple to overeat
10) Adding supplements to your diet might help you lose weight.
A diet rich in protein may aid in maintaining muscle, since having more muscle
speeds up metabolism.
Additionally, there are supplements for weight loss that can speed up your metabolism,
which is helpful because dieting can cause your metabolism to slow down.
I based this piece on my own experiences. I put on 20 pounds of muscle while losing
20 pounds of fat. 11% of my body is fat. For accurate medical advice, please visit a doctor.
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