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From 150 to 141 in a Month: One Woman's Weight Loss Journey

Discover how one woman went from 150 to 141 pounds in just one month through daily exercise, healthy eating, and reduced alcohol consumption.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A picture of a 5'4" female showing a weight loss from 150 pounds to 141 pounds. A respectable loss of 9 pounds.
F/41/5'4" [150 - 141 = 9]. One month in. July 1 (right) to August 1. I see the progress, hoping other can as well. Daily exercise, healthy eating with lower carbs and less alcohol.
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Meet Wise_Garbage_7956, a 41-year-old woman who achieved a weight loss of 9 pounds in just one month. She shared her discovery on Reddit, where her post gained 438 upvotes and several comments from people who were amazed at her progress.

Wise_Garbage_7956 attributes her weight loss to daily exercise, healthy eating, and reduced alcohol consumption. She has been doing Peloton spin classes, Tabata, HIIT, and hiking, while lifting thrice a week during the last couple of weeks.

She also practices intermittent fasting (7 pm to 10:30 am), reduces processed food intake, and has not been counting calories. She says that she found the perfect balance to lose those 9 pounds, and is excited to see what another month can bring.

Wise_Garbage_7956's weight loss journey inspired other Reddit users. Some of them commented on her achievement, while one user with a similar weight and height found her inspiring. Many people also noticed her amazing Peloton outfit, which turned out to be a Pride month special.

This story shows that achievable weight loss goals can be accomplished with a combination of daily exercise, healthy eating, and reduced alcohol consumption. It is essential to find the perfect balance that works best for each individual's body. Wise_Garbage_7956's weight loss journey is proof that it is possible.

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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.