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The Wake up Call: Reddit User Shares Their Weight Loss Journey

Follow this Reddit user's weight-loss journey with helpful tips on CICO and eating right.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 6'0" woman showing a snapshot of 297 pounds at a height of 6'0
A progress pic of a 6'0" woman showing a snapshot of 297 pounds at a height of 6'0
F/34/6'0/297lbs - I call this part "The wake-up call" with less Adam Levine.
Originally posted on /r/loseit

Introduction

After a wake-up call, Reddit user poppingmystrut committed to losing weight. This article explores her journey, including healthy eating tips from fellow Redditors.

The Start of the Journey

Poppingmystrut's journey began after a wake-up call that encouraged her to make changes. She has been using the 'LoseIt!' app to track her calories, and a kitchen scale to ensure she's not underestimating her portions.

The Importance of Eating Right

One Reddit user offered helpful advice on CICO, reminding poppingmystrut that weight loss can be achieved through a calorie-cutting diet. Poppingmystrut found that eating healthier food made her less hungry over time. She has been experimenting with new recipes and finding creative ways to add flavor to healthy dishes to keep things interesting.

Chicken: The Go-To Ingredient

As someone who's working on a budget, poppingmystrut has found chicken to be an affordable and versatile ingredient when it comes to healthy eating. Her fellow Redditors have suggested many ways to incorporate it into her diet, including chicken fajitas, chicken taco salad, and chicken salad with light sour cream instead of mayo.

Takeaway

Poppingmystrut's journey shows that with commitment, achievable goals, and helpful tips from others, it's possible to lose weight and cultivate a healthier relationship with food. It's not always easy, but the results are worth it.

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Madeleine Smith

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Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.