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F/21/5’6” Weight Loss Journey: From 171Lbs to 125Lbs in 20 Months

Read about the inspiring weight loss journey of a Reddit user who lost 46 pounds in 20 months and is now successfully maintaining her weight.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 5'6" woman showing a weight cut from 171 pounds to 125 pounds. A total loss of 46 pounds.
F/21/5’6” [171lbs > 125lbs = 46lbs] (20 months) another month down and maintenance is going well! NSFW
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Weight loss journey of a F/21/5’6” Reddit user who managed to lose 46 pounds in 20 months and is now maintaining her weight.

About the User

The Reddit user with the username alayha posted her weight loss progress pictures and received appreciation from many people. She started her journey at 171lbs and reached her goal weight of 125lbs, which is a significant achievement.

The Journey

Alayha's journey wasn't easy, but she succeeded by following a disciplined approach that included tracking calories, drinking plenty of water, and staying active. She mentioned that she kept her calorie intake between 1200-1800 calories per day and managed to balance her diet with healthy foods and some treats.

Maintenance

Alayha is now maintaining her weight and making sure she doesn't slip back into her old habits. She mentioned that she continues to track her calories, exercise regularly, and indulges in treats only in moderation. She also advised others to keep pushing themselves and never give up on their weight loss goals.

Conclusion

Alayha's weight loss journey is a great example of how with dedication and persistence, one can achieve their goals. Her story shows that small changes can add up to significant progress, and managing weight is a constant effort that requires commitment and a positive attitude.

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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.