Shift calories to lose weight. It is it really possible?
The answer is a resounding yes!
Not only is it possible, but it's one of the healthiest and fastest means of weight loss out there. There are a few reasons as to why this is so popular. First, the body doesn't get used to a certain amount of calories, so it can't slow down the metabolism like it would with normal diets.
Also, a lot of people find that they can go on a diet such as low carb, have it work like gangbusters, and then when they go back on it later, they don't lose the weight anymore, because their bodies have gotten used to it.
When you shift calories to lose weight, your body can never get used to anything since you're constantly switching up the equation.
People are almost forced to lose weight as soon as they go on the diet. Some people have lost as much as 11 pounds every 13 days (of course this also depends on how much one weighs to begin with and how much fat they have to lose).
To shift calories and lose weight, all one needs to do is vary their caloric intake on a daily basis. There are a few ways to do this. On one hand, they could eat the same amount of calories every day and then have an extreme "cheat" day every Saturday (or any day). Another way is to switch the calories up on a daily basis, and have two higher days throughout the week.
You can check out more about calorie cycling on my website at http://tinyurl.com/yayFOODlifestyle
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Sunday, September 27, 2009
How To Shift Calories
After reading so much about calorie cycling and calorie shifting, most people want to know - How do I shift calories?
There are two answers here.
Actually, it's a very simple process.
One can either eat the same amount of low calories all week, or then cheat like crazy for the last day. The body will be expecting the same amount of low calories at the end of the week, and when it doesn't get it, it'll be "shocked". Going from the high day to the low day again will catapult weight loss.
A way that more people do it is to eat moderate calories for most of the week, and have two higher cheat days throughout. This is good because people don't need to wait a long time to cheat, and because they're not miserable 6 days out of 7.
They're happy 5 out of 7 and very happy for 2 out of 7.
The reason why people are happy:
There's no feeling neglected, no wanting to get off the diet, and no resentment. In fact, psychologists as well as doctors strongly recommend this diet for these reasons.
The other reason that this works is because the body can never get used to a single eating plan, such as low carb or low calorie. This means it can never adjust accordingly as it normally would. Because of this, weight keeps flying off.
You can check out more about how to shift calories, visit my website at http://tinyurl.com/yayFOODlifestyle
There are two answers here.
Actually, it's a very simple process.
One can either eat the same amount of low calories all week, or then cheat like crazy for the last day. The body will be expecting the same amount of low calories at the end of the week, and when it doesn't get it, it'll be "shocked". Going from the high day to the low day again will catapult weight loss.
A way that more people do it is to eat moderate calories for most of the week, and have two higher cheat days throughout. This is good because people don't need to wait a long time to cheat, and because they're not miserable 6 days out of 7.
They're happy 5 out of 7 and very happy for 2 out of 7.
The reason why people are happy:
There's no feeling neglected, no wanting to get off the diet, and no resentment. In fact, psychologists as well as doctors strongly recommend this diet for these reasons.
The other reason that this works is because the body can never get used to a single eating plan, such as low carb or low calorie. This means it can never adjust accordingly as it normally would. Because of this, weight keeps flying off.
You can check out more about how to shift calories, visit my website at http://tinyurl.com/yayFOODlifestyle
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