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Man's 23 Pound Weight Loss Journey in 3.5 Months

A Reddit user by the name of ZahariasX has shared his weight loss story. By following a simple workout routine, limiting fast food intake, and avoiding late-night snacking, he was able to lose 23 pounds in 3.5 months.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 5'8" man showing a weight cut from 232 pounds to 209 pounds. A net loss of 23 pounds.
M/25/5'8" [232 > 209 = 23lbs] (3 1/2 months) Work in progress but feeling better about myself.
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

ZahariasX, a 25-year-old man who stands at 5'8" and weghed 232 pounds, recently shared his weight loss journey on Reddit. In just 3.5 months, he was able to drop 23 pounds and is still a work in progress. He admits that he still eats fast food but has significantly cut down on his consumption.

ZahariasX started with a simple workout routine that he says helped him lose some weight. He also cut down on his soda consumption and substituted it with flavored water. He stopped snacking late at night and only has a small bowl of cereal or occasionally a freezie if he needs a snack.

He has limited himself to eating take-out only three days a week and plans to gradually reduce his intake. ZahariasX also started to do P90X, which he finds to be difficult, but it feels like he is doing something.

ZahariasX's starting workout routine consisted of a few exercises like bench press, tricep extension, and lat pulldown. He increased the weight as needed and continued this routine for three months before starting P90X.

ZahariasX's weight loss journey is proof that simple lifestyle changes and a consistent workout routine can lead to noticeable weight loss. Each person's journey is unique, but it's always possible to try things for yourself and find a routine that works for you.

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Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.