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Evidence Based Is It Bad to Lose Weight Too Quickly? Rapid, short-term weight loss may lead to the loss of muscle mass, nutrient deficiencies, or gallstones. Here are some tips to help you lose
In general, I don't believe more than a 1% drop in body weight per weeks is a good idea. Rapid weight loss isn't necessarily a problem in itself, but the issues that you may develop along the way are. There's a good chance you'll develop an eating disorder, which is super counterproductive long term.Agreed nutritionist and lifestyle educator, Karishma Chawla, who added that losing more than 2-3 kgs a month is also possible; "all it takes is to understand the relationship between your body and food," she told indianexpress.com. Elucidating, she shared two aspects:
I was under the impression that losing 2kg or 4.4lbs is healthy (based from quick Google searches), especially since I don't really have the healthiest diet plan or the most intense workout. now it's only about 1.5-2 a month, it sucks but at least I'm losing Reply
As the name suggests, high intensity interval exercises are great to lose weight in no time. But remember, you shouldn't do it for more than 20-30 minutes, because it is hard for your body to take the load. The good part is you continue burning calories even after you are done, thanks to EPOC or excess post-exercise oxygen consumption.aGc6kn3.
