Weight loss is a journey of making the right choices, from diet to work out to lifestyle. However, with the millions of weight loss trends floating on the Internet, it gets increasingly confusing and difficult with each passing day to know which hack works and which doesn’t. Weight transformation journeys demand that we ensure a healthy diet and a workout regimen that helps in shedding the extra kilos. Also read | UK woman went from 105 kg to 53 kg shares 5 weight loss tips that helped her: ‘Eat fruits, vegetables daily’
When it comes to healthy and sustained weight loss, there are three things that works for most people with better results. (Pexels)
Over the last few days, we noticed how when it comes to healthy and sustained weight loss, there are three things that works for most people with better results. Also read | Woman who dropped 32 kg in 7 months shares 10 things she did for weight loss: ‘Don’t give up soda’
When we get into a weight loss diet, our first instinct is always to cut down on our food intake. But this can be harmful as we need to know what we are having and the calorie we are consuming. Jordan Syatt, a fitness coach, shared that we should take the goal body weight and multiply it by 0.7. the result is the amount of protein that we should consume on a daily basis. Healthy protein intake ensures satiety and adequate nutritional intake, leading to faster fat loss. Also read | 6 rules for fat loss, in order of importance: Fitness coach says ‘lift weights at least twice a week’
Jithin VS went through a drastic weight transformation and dropped 35 kilos. Jithin swears by a high protein diet and keeps sharing snippets on his Instagram profile of how protein helped him lose the extra kilos. (Read here: Man who shed 37 kilos, shares 11 high-protein foods that helped his weight loss journey)
Strength training:
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Weight loss can be tricky and often with fat loss, muscle loss happens which can make us weak. Hence, strength training needs to be incorporated in the regular fitness regimen for building muscles, while effectively losing the extra fat from the body. Soraya, a fitness coach and weight loss trainer wrote, “You can do this at home with 2-3 pairs of dumbbells or go to a gym. Don’t overdo it. Focus on creating a routine you can sustain.” Also read | Want to lose 9+ kg before summer 2025? Weight loss trainer shares 4 tips: ‘Don’t avoid eating out’
Bulbull Thakker is a fitness influencer who went through an impressive weight loss journey, and dropped 4 kilos in just a month. Bulbull swears by weight training and keeps sharing weight loss workout tips on Instagram. (Read more: Want to lose fat and build muscle? Woman who lost 4 kg in a month shares best ‘fat loss’ exercise routine)
Drink water:
Stay hydrated.(Pexels)
Staying hydrated is essential in the weight loss journey. Nutritionist Alan Aragon, during an episode of the podcast The Model Health Show said, “There’s something really interesting about satiety and what I call the ‘water trick’. You can actually preload with plain water before each meal. You will eat significantly less following the water preloading. This is a good thing to do when you go out to eat dinner, especially. Two tall glasses of water upon sitting down before they bring over the fresh bread and the butter: that will significantly cut the amount of calories you end up eating.” Also read | Drink 2 glasses of water before a meal: Nutritionist shares weight loss trick; find out if it actually works
Mahtab Ekay, a fat loss coach, went through a drastic weight transformation and dropped 9 kilos in just 3 months. Mahtab, on her Instagram profile, keeps emphasising on the importance of drinking water. Mahtab suggests drinking half your body weight (lb) in ounces of water daily. (Read more: Woman who dropped 9 kilos in 3 months, shares 5 tips to lose body fat in just 30 days)
Note to readers: This article is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor with any questions about a medical condition.
