#Weight loss myths

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Distinguishing fact from fiction in weight loss is vital for informed wellness decisions. Research illuminates the efficacy of various strategies, empowering individuals to align choices with health goals. From diets to workouts, understanding the science behind these approaches is key. Effective weight loss assistance combines proper nutrition, exercise, and lifestyle changes for lasting results.

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[dgfitness]

Common Myths and Misconceptions About the Best Weight Loss Program: Unraveling the Truth

Title: Common Myths and Misconceptions About the Best Weight Loss Program: Unraveling the Truth Introduction: Embarking on a weight loss journey can be a daunting task, often filled with conflicting information and numerous myths and misconceptions. With so many programs and approaches claiming to be the best, it’s essential to separate fact from fiction. In this article, we will debunk common…

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[fitandawesome]

DEBUNKING WEIGHT LOSS MYTHS

It can be challenging to lose weight, and it's simple to fall into the typical weight loss myths trap. These myths can hinder your development and make reaching your weight loss goals more difficult. In this article, we'll debunk the top five weight loss myths and provide you with the information you need to succeed.

MYTH #1: Carbs are the Enemy

Many individuals think that cutting carbohydrates is the key to weight loss. Although cutting back on carbohydrates can help you lose weight, this is not the only factor. Since carbohydrates are a vital source of energy for the body, completely eliminating them can make you feel drained and fatigued.

The fact is, it's all about balance. Eat more complex carbohydrates, such as whole grains and vegetables, and less simple carbohydrates, such as sugar and refined flour. By doing so, you'll be able to avoid the crashes of eating too many simple carbs which will help you maintain steady energy levels throughout the day.

MYTH #2: Cut Out All Fats

The idea that you should eliminate all fat from your diet is another prevalent myth about weight loss. While it's true that some types of fat, such as trans fats, can be unhealthy, other types of fat are beneficial to the body and may even aid in weight loss.

Healthy fats, like those in nuts, seeds, and avocados, can make you feel satisfied and full, which can help you control your appetite and avoid overeating. Additionally, they aid in the body's absorption of critical vitamins A , D, E, and K.

Vitamin A is a fat-soluble nutrient that is important for vision, cell growth, immune system, reproduction, and organ function.

Vitamin D is a nutrient your body needs for building and maintaining healthy bones.

Vitamin E is a nutrient that's important to vision, reproduction, and the health of your blood, brain and skin. 

Vitamin K is important for blood clotting, bone building, 

MYTH #3:  Exercise for Hours Every Day

Any weight loss journey must include exercise, but you don't have to spend hours at the gym every day to see results. Shorter, more intense workouts can actually be just as effective as longer ones, according to studies.

Finding an exercise program that suits your needs and fits into your schedule is the key. Aim for 30 minutes or more of moderate activity each day, such as cycling or brisk walking. High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is another option to consider if you want to see more results in less time.

MYTH #4:  There Is One Best Diet That Works for Everyone

The National Weight Control Registry data reveals that successful dieters shed pounds using a variety of techniques, and the majority said they tried several different diets before settling on one that was effective for them.

Give yourself the freedom to discover a diet that works for you rather than sticking to the diet your mother or best friend insists on working. Others find it difficult to skip breakfast. Some people like intermittent fasting. While some people find it simple to avoid carbohydrates, others prefer to eat them at every meal. We're all unique, and that's totally okay.

MYTH #5:  Eat Less & Move More

People often say unhelpful things like "all you need to do to lose weight is eat less and move more" when they have never had to lose weight themselves or have never worked with someone who has struggled with their weight their entire lives.

There are a plenty of factors that can contribute to obesity. Body composition is influenced by a variety of factors, some of which are completely beyond a person's control, including medical conditions, genetics, socioeconomics, geography, food availability, upbringing, education, relationships with food, dieting history, and many others.

Additionally, a lot of people who have trouble losing weight have issues with the hormones and biological systems that control body size.

Leptin, for instance, is one of the hormones that tells your brain that it is not necessary for you to store any more body fat. However, leptin is not well-tolerated by many obese individuals. This indicates that despite the fact that they are already overweight, their brains believe they are wasting away.

Many of the reasons why someone might find it challenging to lose weight are strong and challenging to overcome. Though challenging, losing weight is frequently not impossible, just very difficult.

THE BOTTOM LINE

Being overweight is a complicated process, so it's crucial to arm yourself with knowledge and dispel common weight loss myths. You can lose weight in a healthy way and enhance your general health and well-being by focusing on a balanced diet, consistent exercise, and healthy routines like getting enough sleep.

Always keep in mind that making small, long-lasting changes will have an impact over time rather than resorting to drastic action or quick fixes. In order to achieve your weight loss goals, don't believe these weight loss myths; instead, concentrate on the facts.

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10 weight loss myths 2022 – Reasons people fail at weight loss

🔰 The reason people fail with weight loss programs

All areas of health will always start with the right mindset. Your mental attitude is how you think about health, food, and exercise. There is a wide variety of health and fitness programs for dieting and exercising aimed at weight loss, fitness, and muscle gain. But why do so many people fail to lose weight?

+ No one exercise or diet program is proper for everyone. Each person has a different metabolic rate. Some diet and exercise programs exaggerate, but they don’t work.

+ Each individual does not commit himself 100%. They don’t know what they want and are not responsible for their actions and results. After “trying half-heartedly” for a few weeks, they said: “it doesn’t work.” They blame the program creator or even genetics.

+ Some programs start by trying to motivate participants to take huge leaps at once. As a result, they may lose weight but then gain weight again. Weight loss is a process that we have to work hard, persevere, take step by step to achieve sustainable results.

+ In modern life, technology helps people limit movement and cut down on travel time needed to go to work and return. It helps the consumer order a dish without having to leave the house. Some people become inactive, leading to excess calories turning into stored fat.

🔰🔰 10 common weight loss myths

1. Sweets are good for you

2. Eat fat and you will get fat

3. Losing weight is hard

4. I can eat anything and stay healthy

5. Fat turns into muscle

6. Carbs are bad for you

7. Cooking oil is bad

8. Diet means eating small

9. Protein shakes and high protein foods are a must

10. There is a magical diet for weight loss

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📌 If you are really serious about losing weight, you need to be completely honest with yourself about what you’re eating.

9 Myths About Weight Loss

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the idea that being fat MUST be someone’s natural / immovable genetic state is insane — saying you’re like fat positive and being like you need live and let live because studies have shown there’s no way fat people can permanently lose weight like huh???? god forbid a fat person just exists and we respect them god forbid , no we have to make a whole spiel on why “hey no matter what they do they’ll always be fat” like ???? regardless of someone’s want or need or ability to lose weight ,,,,, you owe them dignity what the fuck are you saying , went so far to the left you ended up right …… like fucking hell , being like “oh fat people aren’t lazy they just are born unlucky and studies show there’s no way to change it permanently” what? you think that’s a kind thing to say ? respect fat people cause the thing you hate is unchangeable so your shaming won’t have an effect rather than just respect fat people

#and the weird fighting the fight of like weight loss is a myth is also crazy #it’s just crazy to be like weight loss is not real therefore fat people trying to lose it for whatever reason are wasting their time #and the like implication that if weight loss were possible or weight loss helped your health shaming fat people WOULD be beneficial like ???

[angelsdean]

thoughts based on this anon to @queermania

no but really they should’ve had jack have to kill Michael!dean and not be able to bc despite telling Cas he’d kill dean if it meant saving the world from Michael when it comes down to it he. Can’t :( that’s one of his dads ! And he knows dean wouldn’t fault him for doing it. He’s right when he said it’s what dean would want. Oh self-sacrificing dean. But jack can’t do it, so instead he uses up all his power and burns his soul to expel michael out of dean and kill him. And hey, sacrificing souls for family…that’s something dean understands too. He doesn’t Like it but he gets it. Then later, the parallel to this comes around when dean’s gotta kill soulless!jack but he can’t !!! Jack tells him it’s ok, he understands. Just like dean understood why he needed to be killed as Michael!dean. But that’s his kid!! So he tosses the gun away bc he doesn’t care if jack doesn’t have a soul, he’s still worth saving, still worth loving. He’s still family. And, god, they really do love in similar ways. Anyways dean gets down on the ground in front of kneeling jack and pulls him close, hugs him to his chest and says, “it’s ok, I got you, kid.” And THEN, chuck burns out Jack’s eyes while dean’s holding him, powerless to do anything. And dean shuts his eyes instinctively at the burst of light and he hears Cas’s anguished scream shake the world and he doesn’t want to open his eyes, thinks if he keeps them closed it won’t be real. Anyways, it all could’ve been done SO much better and for maximum grief and despair. Esp during the divorce arc to have them BOTH deeply mourning jack instead of having all of dean’s grief be focused on Mary which, tbh, didn’t really fit.

#sorry but like. yeah Mary’s death affected them but she was already there on borrowed time thru a loophole #she wasn’t *meant* to be there so I think in some ways dean would be like. ok with it #like the universe has righted itself again #of course he’d miss her and feel grief but not to the extent of cutting out jack and Cas #plus lbr he barely had a relationship with Mary. like yea that’s his mom but more in title than anything else #everything he knew abt her was myth #sure he’d mourn the loss of what could’ve been and of getting to know her better #and they were finally getting to a better place w each other #but still imo Mary’s death was blown out of proportion and didn’t hit right narratively #like the weight of it was not felt and did not feel equal to the fall out and aftermath #vic.txt #spn meta #the good spn that lives in my mind

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Most Fitness Advice is Bullsh*t: Exercising Your Body, Your Way

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Myth: Regular Eating and Exercise Will Prevent Weight Gain

Myth: If You Eat or Exercise Consistently, You Will Never Gain Weight A common myth is that people who exercise should not gain weight.  The common belief is that fat people are lazy and if they exercise it would fix their obesity.  The fact is that weight gain is mostly an input and not an output problem.  You need to be willing to make lifestyle changes and dietary adjustments as you age,…

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Bread Isn't Your Enemy: Insights from Dr. Neal Barnard's Book on Weight Loss and Health

In his new book, “The Power Foods Diet,” Dr. Neal Barnard, a respected figure in the field of medicine and the founder of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, challenges the conventional approach to weight loss. Instead of focusing on restrictive diets or expensive supplements, Barnard advocates for a simple yet powerful idea: eating more of the wholesome plant-based foods we…

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Debunking Myths: The Truth About Keto Diets and Weight Loss

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on keto diets and weight loss! In this blog post, we’ll delve deep into the world of ketogenic diets, separating fact from fiction and debunking common myths surrounding this popular weight loss approach. Whether you’re considering starting a keto diet or simply curious about its effectiveness, this guide will provide you with the knowledge you need to make…

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In pursuing good health and fitness, chances are you’ve faced confusing recommendations and advice about how different actions affect your health. We've selected some of the most prevalent myths and compared them with the most recent research to make your life easier and help you form healthy habits that are supported by science and will help you have a healthy future.

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