F/17/5'6" [147>133]: a 6 Month Journey to a 14Lb Weight Loss
This article reports on an inspiring weight loss journey of a 17-year-old female. She shares her tips on how to lose weight, quit being a vegetarian, portion control, utilizing MyFitnessPal app, avoiding empty calories, and engaging in physical exercise.
Article by Madeleine Smith
Introduction
The weight loss journey of Reddit user 'hinatachan' is an inspiring story that could motivate others to start their own weight loss endeavors.
How she lost weight
Hinatachan shares the ways she lost weight were quitting being a vegetarian, portion control, utilizing the MyFitnessPal app, avoiding empty calories, and engaging in physical exercise. She also removed excessive sugar and salt intake from her diet.
The switch to non-vegetarian diet
Hinatachan quit being a vegetarian and replaced some of her carbohydrate food sources such as pasta and bread with ham and turkey. It seems that the switch helped her achieve her weight loss goals. She learned serving sizes, portion control, and how to feel reasonably satisfied instead of being stuffed.
Avoiding empty calories
Hinatachan advises avoiding empty calories such as soda, greasy french fries, and ice cream. She switched to flavored seltzer water and nonfat whipped cream, which contains only 5 calories per serving and can stop cravings.
Engaging in physical exercise
Hinatachan states that engaging in physical exercise was a significant factor in her weight loss. By running and being more active, she was able to burn calories and boost her metabolism. Physical exercise can help reduce the risk of various diseases and improve mental health.
Madeleine Smith
Content Lead at MyProgressPics.com
Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.
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