People often want to lose weight through exercise but don't want to change what they eat. And some want to change their diet to lose weight without doing any more exercise. But is losing weight through dietary changes or exercise alone possible?
You can lose weight extremely quickly if you don't eat for 4 days a week, exercise 10 hours a day (this is, of course, tongue in cheek and isn't recommended). But just because you can lose weight in this way, it doesn't mean you should.
'I don't have time to exercise' is one of the most common reasons people use to justify not going to the gym or an exercise class. But is being too busy to exercise a genuine problem or just an excuse?
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You've been doing really well with your fat loss attempts, getting to the gym three times a week, preparing your meals in advance and making healthy food choices. You feel much better about your body. But you have a dilemma.
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