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That‘s Why Cheat Day On Diet Sucks

That‘s Why Cheat Day On Diet Sucks

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Take me to a court or come to my house and beat me

Take me to a court or come to my house and beat me up with a shovel but you can eat carbohydrates and lose weight. I’m telling ya.

You don’t have to spend the next few months drinking “keto-compatible” organic hot dog water to lose weight.

This has been proven when your TV was still in black and white. Seriously.

Back in 1975, Kempner et al. conducted a study that would make low-carb extremists go all “Yeah, I dunno about that, it’s probably the big pharma scam or something.”

That study is now known as the "rice diet." It's because 90-95% of the total calories the subjects consumed came from rice and fruits. They were in a calorie deficit, of course.

Now brace yourself, here, for a shock: Subjects lost an average of 63.9 kg (141 lbs).

Could this be because they consumed fewer calories than they burned? No need to answer. The answer is “yes.”

Listen, all diets work in the same way—by making you eat fewer calories.

So you don’t need to avoid carbs to lose weight.

But if you want to try a low-carb diet and it’s sustainable for you, go for it. But do so knowing why you’re doing it rather than out of fear or misinformation.

No. Insulin doesn't hinder fat loss. Swipe to lear

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Most people don't need cardio to lose fat. Did th

Most people don't need cardio to lose fat.

Did the above raise an eyebrow? I bet it did. In fact, you must have looked like Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson while reading it.

But it’s true. If you want to lose fat, cardio comes as the least important factor. You can easily lose fat without it.

Cardio can enhance weight loss in one way:

1. By nurning more calories

Which can be achieved by lifting weights. Weight lifting also helps to build lean mass and that I would pick every day of the week, my hypothetical reader friend.

Make no mistake, I have no problems with cardio. If you enjoy doing cardio and you hate strength training, kudos to you, crack on.

But if you are like me and would rather stick hot needles in your eyes than run a 5k, stick to weight lifting. You will get much closer to the kick-ass body by just lifting weights.

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There's a cool study in which elite bodybuilders w

There's a cool study in which elite bodybuilders were asked to go over their diets for contest prep.

The interesting thing was that on average male bodybuilders consumed over 400 grams of carbs every day. Females—over 200 grams.

If you believe that carbs hinder fat loss, how do you explain steroid-free bodybuilders getting shredded to the bones eating a mountain of carbs?

Weight loss comes down to eating fewer calories than you're burning. Period. Lots of things affect the calories in vs. calories out equation, though. So just telling you "calorie deficit, mate" isn't very helpful.

If you genuinely think that going low carb may work for you because it fits your personal preference and lifestyle, crack on. Experiment. Avoid carbs. Do what suits you best.

But if you danced with a number of diets and all you have to show for it is an unhealthy relationship with food, you may want to go back to fundamentals:

a) Calorie deficit
b) Higher protein intake
c) Eating mostly nutritious foods
d) Lifting weights 3-5 times/week
e) Getting daily steps
f) Getting adequate sleep

Everything else is just noise.

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