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F/20/5’3” 12Lb Weight Loss Progress: April to September 2021

Read about one Reddit user's weight loss journey of 12lbs, with exercise and gluten reduction for progress.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A picture of a 5'3" female showing a weight loss from 156 pounds to 144 pounds. A net loss of 12 pounds.
F/20/5’3” [156lbs > 144lbs = 12lb] weight loss progress. nsfw. april 2021 to september 2021 - covid hit me hard but i’m trying to get back on track :)
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Introduction

A Reddit user, possumplant, shared her weight loss journey on the platform. The user went from 156lbs in April 2021 to 144lbs by September 2021 through exercise and gluten reduction.

Routine

Possumplant implemented a high-intensity interval training (HIIT) exercise routine from YouTube. When she didn't feel like doing full workouts, she opted for 10-15 minute lazy girl workouts. She also mentioned overeating and binge eating struggles and mentioned that an antidepressant helped curb her appetite. Additionally, limiting gluten helped reduce bloating.

Progress

Possumplant mentions that the 12lb difference made a huge impact on her body - her stomach appears more toned, and the weight loss made a difference in her appearance overall. She also gained praise on Reddit for her accomplishment.

Encouragement

Possumplant's weight loss journey is an inspiring one, and other users on Reddit found motivation from her progress. Similar exercises, appetite suppressants, and gluten-restricted diets may also work for others looking to lose weight.

Final Thoughts

Possumplant's weight loss journey is an example of successfully achieving weight loss through exercise and diet. Her progress proves that slow and steady can win the race. With routine, determination, and healthy lifestyle changes, readers can achieve their goals too.

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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.