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Do not stay on negative calories for too long:I am sure you have friends or family 30 Day Ketosis Diet who are on diets. For some people it has become a habit to go on diets. But these people fail most of the time, as you have surely noticed. Why? Well, the problem is that if you stay on very low calories for too long, then your body will fight back and force you to eat. Sooner or later people will give up and eat way too much. Do not torture yourself like that. It is necessary to give yourself a break and increase your calories from time to time. For example you can be on negative calorie balance for 3 days and on the fourth day in crease your calorie by just a bit. You can not hold your breath forever right? So you also can not stay on a negative calorie balance forever.

Lose fat slowly and be patient:The biggest mistake or one of the biggest mistakes that people often make, is rushing. Take your time and be patient. There is no need to lose more than 1-2 pounds per week. Yes, there are people who lose 5 or more pounds or more, but they are also very likely to fail because they also lose muscle. The key is to lose fat, not muscle. When you try to lose too much weight too quickly, then you will lose muscle. If you are able to lose 3-4 pounds per week, without losing muscle mass, then fine. Losing fat is not a race.

Study Suggest Diet and Exercise Equal For Weight Loss..Gang, I have a feeling many of you have seen this report, or one like it, floating around on the 'net right now regarding a study that (supposedly) found diet or exercise takes off weight equally? Although the media often does a poor job of reporting on nutritional research accurately, they do a truly terrible job of it here. However, it's not totally their fault as the researcher themselves totally missed the mark on the results of their own study, which is not uncommon BTW.I have the full paper and it's not as bad as that press release, but it's close. It's an example of a study that is very well done, but the underlying assumptions are wrong, so they come to all the wrong conclusions from the results they got, and stranger, made comments on results they didn't actually test for!


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