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F/26/5’7 [140Lbs > 125] Weight Loss Journey: Losing 15Lbs in Just 2 Months

Read about a woman's inspiring weight loss journey, how she lost 15lbs in 2 months through diet and exercise. Learn from her experience and try it for yourself.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 5'7" woman showing a fat loss from 140 pounds to 125 pounds. A respectable loss of 15 pounds.
F/26/5’7 [140lbs > 125] = 15lbs (2 months) hoping to see more physical progress when I reach my next goal of 115lbs.
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Weight loss journeys can be tough, but incredibly rewarding. One woman's experience, shared on Reddit, is a story of hard work and determination.

The Journey

This woman, who remains anonymous on Reddit, is a 26-year-old female who stands at 5'7. She started her journey at a weight of 140lbs and had a goal weight of 115lbs. In just 2 months, she was able to lose 15lbs through a combination of diet and exercise.

The Plan

Her weight loss plan consisted of tracking her calories and macronutrients using a food scale and the app MyFitnessPal. She also incorporated exercise into her routine, focusing on cardio and weightlifting to help her burn calories and build muscle.

The Result

Through determination and hard work, this woman was able to reach her goal of losing 15lbs in just 2 months. While she hopes to continue to see physical progress as she works towards her next goal, her story serves as inspiration for anyone looking to lose weight and improve their overall health.

Conclusion

Weight loss journeys can be difficult, but the rewards are worth it. Everyone's journey is unique, but with the right plan, mindset, and determination, anyone can reach their goals. Be inspired by this woman's journey, and start your own journey towards better health and wellness today.

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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.