Is a Fast Weight Loss Diet all about signaling your intentions to your body? Here is novel ideal!
- Is our body smart?
- Can it make decisions based on the food you feed it?
As a person struggling to lose weight and fat, I often read statements about our body's ability to adjust to our food intake. We are told that if we eat a certain amount of calories each day then our metabolism will adjust itself to burning this exact amount of calories, not more, not less. And that ultimately your body will know that you are throwing a Fast Weight Loss Diet at him
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So for the purpose of visualization say that we eat 2,500 calories a day. According to the above argument, our body who is smart will know to burn a total of 2,500 calories a day!
As we age, and our lifestyle changes, say that instead of going to the gym everyday as we once did, we now only go once or twice a week.
Since (according to "our body is smart" theory) our metabolism has trained itself to only burn 2500 calories a day, the lack of exercises thus results in less calories being burned then being consumed and so the body finds itself with a surplus of calories which it stores as fat reserve and we are now gaining weight!
And so we decide to eat 1000 fewer calories a day (for example) leaving us with just a left over of 1,500 calories! The first time we do this, all is well and a Fast Weight Loss Diet becomes our new friend.
But our body has different views on the matter (as it turns out) and instead of cooperating throws itself into an "adjust and adapt mode" at the end of which it will have learned to burn our new calorie intake of 1,500 calories, not more not less.
And as we struggle to keep our calorie intake to this new level, not only have we just told our body that it really only needs to burn 1500 calories a day to compensate for the 1500 of food we feed it with, but we have done much more harm in the process!
We have just thrown it into chaos as it attempts to reorganize and re-optimize the new food intake into a process that is can use advantageously with all the health related symptoms that this process now entails!
Since Fast Weight Loss Diets don't work, overtime we revert back to our original eating pattern of a 2500 daily calories intake. The body who has trained itself to only burn 1500 following our previous restrictions now sees a surplus of calories which it must deal with and it does so the only way it know: by turning into fat storage.
- And we gain even more weight in the process!
Does our body really considers those added calories as excess calories and really stores them as fat? As a consequence, do we put on more weight than if we had never reduced our daily calorie intake?
Is our body that smart? According to some expert it is, and this innate wisdom is the reason why low calorie diets do not work. Would you agree with this concept?
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Comments: 20
Now the only danger I see, if this is true, is that people will then constantly be reducing calorie intake - until they eat nothing.
I have found this info very helpful and with the motivation now triggered its time for change!!
I'll be sure to pass this article on to my friends.