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Weight Loss Journey: From 218Lbs to 184Lbs

Read about this user's weight loss journey from 218lbs to 184lbs with a diet and exercise regimen. Discover tips to help achieve your own weight goals.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 5'6" man showing a weight reduction from 218 pounds to 184 pounds. A net loss of 34 pounds.
A progress pic of a 5'6" man showing a weight reduction from 218 pounds to 184 pounds. A net loss of 34 pounds.
M/27/5'6" [218lbs > 184lbs = 34lbs]
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Mailman487, a 27-year-old male, shares his weight loss journey on Reddit, which went from 218lbs to 184lbs, amounting to a loss of 34lbs. The user also shares tips and advice that helped him lose weight.

Diet and Exercise Regimen

Mailman487 attributes his weight gain to his desk job, which prompted him to “compensate” by eating more. To counteract this, he started eating only 1000 calories a day. This, combined with small habits like taking the stairs instead of the elevator, helped him to lose weight steadily. At first, he also tried exercising with push-ups and sit-ups, but found it to be a slow process.

An Insight into Mailman487’s Journey

Mailman487 mentions that he had been 155-160lbs during his time in the military. However, he also acknowledges that 155lbs might be too skinny for his build. As he had already gotten to 184lbs, he will see if he needs to lose more or would like to maintain his weight at a particular point.

Motivational Comments from Reddit Users

Mailman487’s post garnered many positive comments on Reddit. One user commented on Mailman487's post that they were ten pounds behind them but wanted to “race their next 15 with my next 15”. For others who find it difficult to emulate Mailman487’s calorie-restrictive diet or are finding it hard to exercise, Mailman487 advises to start with small but consistent habits like walking more and taking the stairs regularly.

Conclusion

Mailman487’s journey serves as an inspiration to those who are struggling to lose weight. His calorie-restrictive diet combined with small changes in daily habits seems to work. As Mailman487’s journey indicates, losing weight isn’t just about working out hard – it’s about consistently making small changes that contribute to a healthier lifestyle. Try it for yourself, and see the difference small changes can make!

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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.