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F/17/5'5" 50 Lb Weight Loss Journey Slow Weight Loss Is Still Progress

Read about shayna174's journey from 218 to 167 in 15 months; counting calories, smaller portion sizes, and avoiding fried foods and soda.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A before and after photo of a 5'5" female showing a weight reduction from 218 pounds to 167 pounds. A respectable loss of 51 pounds.
F/17/5'5" [218 -> 167 = 51 lbs] (15 months) I count my calories and I finally hit the 50 pounds lost mark this morning! Even if it seems like you are making no progress, don't give up. Slow weight loss is still weight loss :)
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Introduction

It is common to lose motivation when embarking on a weight loss journey. However, shayna174, a 17-year-old Reddit user, did not give up, tracked her calorie intake, and achieved a 50-pound weight loss milestone while taking things slow.

Counting Calories with Control

Shayna174 ate the foods she liked but with controlled portions sizes. She even avoided fried foods and soda. Her self-control and her notion that slow weight loss is progress inspired and drove her to keep going.

Lower Risk of Loose Skin

Slow weight loss results in lesser chances of experiencing loose skin. This makes shayna174's decision to take things at a slower pace all the more commendable. At the age of 17, her body is also still elastic to accommodate the fat loss, which further minimizes the chances of excess skin.

Encouraging Others to Follow Suit

Shayna174's progress is a great motivation to anyone who is looking to lose weight. Her journey is proof that slow and steady wins the race. With a daily intake of 1200 calories, her story should give hope to anyone who feels overwhelmed by the prospect of losing weight.

Conclusion

Shayna174's weight loss journey is inspiring. Her progress proves that incremental changes, smaller portion sizes, and self-control lead to a healthy and happy lifestyle. Anyone can follow in her footsteps, and one day, they will achieve their desired body weight, just like she did.

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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.