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Weight Loss Success Story: From 198 to 188 Lbs in 3 Weeks

Read about zemog333's weight loss journey through healthy eating and exercise. Learn what worked for her and what progress she made.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A picture of a 5'5" female showing a weight loss from 198 pounds to 188 pounds. A respectable loss of 10 pounds.
F/25/5'5" [198->188]=10lbs lost (3week progress) I workout 5x/week and started eating healthier. I needed a lifestyle change. There's still progress to be made.
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Introduction

Meet zemog333, a 25-year-old woman who made a lifestyle change to lose weight. Through healthier eating and regular exercise, she successfully shed 10 pounds over the course of 3 weeks.

The Before and After

With a starting weight of 198 pounds, zemog333 knew it was time for a change. She worked out 5 times a week and focused on eating more nutritious foods. When she reached 188 pounds, she compared before and after photos and was surprised and excited to see the progress she had made. Even her skin looked healthier!

The Exercise Routine

During the first week, zemog333 relied primarily on cardio to kickstart her weight loss. She would walk for a few minutes and then increase the speed in intervals. By week two and three, she started incorporating weights into her workouts. She also noticed progress in her cardio stamina, being able to run for longer periods and even adding inclines on the treadmill.

The Healthy Eating

To complement her exercise routine, zemog333 also focused on eating healthier. She started with a cleanse and then made sure to incorporate plenty of fruits and vegetables into her meals. She also drank lots of water and avoided sugary, processed foods.

The Takeaway

zemog333's weight loss journey shows that with commitment and discipline, it's possible to make real progress in a short amount of time. While everyone's journey will be different, trying out healthy eating habits and regular exercise can be a great start toward achieving fitness goals. Remember, progress might not be immediately noticeable, but by taking before and after photos, it's easier to see and celebrate milestones along the way. Keep pushing and never give up!

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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.