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From 245Lbs to 222Lbs a 19 Year Old's Impressive Weight Loss Journey

Read about elreaper96's 2-month weight loss journey from 245lbs to 222lbs, shedding 23lbs without any fad diets or extreme exercise regimes.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 6'11" man showing a weight cut from 245 pounds to 222 pounds. A respectable loss of 23 pounds.
M/19/6'11" [245lbs > 222lbs =23lbs] (2 months) Weight loss progress
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Losing weight is tough, and there's no shortage of diets, exercise plans, and supplements all claiming to be the magic solution. For 19-year-old Reddit user elreaper96, however, it was simply a matter of making small changes to his diet and incorporating a moderate amount of exercise.

From 245lbs to 222lbs

In just 2 months, elreaper96 managed to shed an impressive 23lbs, dropping from 245lbs to 222lbs. Instead of turning to fad diets, he adopted a sustainable and healthy approach, focusing on reducing his calorie intake and increasing his physical activity level. He also started tracking what he ate and drank, making sure he stayed within his daily calorie limit.

No Extreme Exercise Regimes

While exercise is important for weight loss, elreaper96 didn't embark on any extreme fitness regimes. Instead, he started by going for daily walks and gradually built up to more intensive workouts, such as jogging and weightlifting. He found that he enjoyed exercising more once he started to see results and feel more energized.

The Power of Consistency

One key takeaway from elreaper96's weight loss journey is the power of consistency. By making small, sustainable changes to his lifestyle, he was able to create lasting habits that led to significant weight loss. Additionally, he found support and motivation through the weight loss community on Reddit, which helped him stay accountable and on track.

Conclusion

Elreaper96's weight loss journey serves as a reminder that sustainable weight loss is achievable with small lifestyle changes and consistency. Rather than relying on extreme diets or punishing exercise regimes, focus on making small, positive changes to your diet and activity level that you can maintain over time. And don't forget the importance of community support and accountability in staying on track!

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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.