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From 255Lbs to 150Lbs: a 2 Year Weight Loss Journey Through Calorie Counting, Water Aerobics, and No Alcohol

Read about a woman's inspiring weight loss journey from 255lbs to 150lbs over 2 years through calorie counting, water aerobics, and no alcohol.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 5'4" woman showing a weight cut from 255 pounds to 150 pounds. A net loss of 105 pounds.
F/37/5'4 [255lbs > 150lbs = 105 lbs] (2 years + still going.) Was looking through old pics at my heaviest weight and am so proud of where I am today! Calorie Counting, Water Aerobics, No Alcohol!
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Meet KaleidoKitty, who documented her 2-year weight loss journey on Reddit. With a starting weight of 255lbs, KaleidoKitty shares that she managed to lose 105lbs through consistent effort and determination.

Calorie Counting and Healthy Eating

KaleidoKitty began her weight loss journey through calorie counting and adopting healthier eating habits. She shares that she controlled her portion sizes and opted for healthier food choices such as fruits and vegetables. By cutting back on unhealthy snacks and focusing on a well-balanced diet, KaleidoKitty was able to shed the pounds in a gradual and sustainable manner.

Water Aerobics and Exercise

Along with a healthier diet, KaleidoKitty also incorporated water aerobics and exercise into her routine. She shares that water aerobics became a low-impact workout that she enjoyed, which improved her overall health and fitness levels. By setting achievable fitness goals and staying consistent, KaleidoKitty was able to make exercise a habit and an essential part of her weight loss journey.

No Alcohol

KaleidoKitty's weight loss journey also involved abstaining from alcohol. She shares that cutting back on alcohol intake helped her save calories and stick to her healthy eating habits. She also notes that sobriety improved her mental clarity and reduced her anxiety.

Conclusion

KaleidoKitty's inspiring weight loss journey proves that gradual and sustainable weight loss is possible through simple lifestyle changes. By adopting healthier eating habits, exercising regularly, and cutting back on alcohol intake, anyone can achieve their weight loss goals. It's important to remember that weight loss is a journey, and it's crucial to celebrate small accomplishments along the way. Try things out for yourself and be consistent to see tangible results.

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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.