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A Journey to Losing 33Lbs in 4 Months: Lessons Learned

In 4 months, mogitha identified a realistic approach to dropping 33lbs. Learn the winning approach to weight loss that emphasizes portion control and moderate exercise.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 6'0" woman showing a weight loss from 251 pounds to 218 pounds. A total loss of 33 pounds.
A photo of a 6'0" woman showing a weight loss from 251 pounds to 218 pounds. A total loss of 33 pounds.
F/25/6'0" (251lbs > 218lbs = 33lbs) 4 months of progress, still have ariund 50lbs I want to lose nsfw (underwear)
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Mogitha's journey as she drops 33lbs in 4 months is nothing short of awe-inspiring. She took a realistic approach that anyone can follow, and one that emphasizes the importance of portion control and moderate exercise.

The Plan

Mogitha wasn't on a stringent diet nor a heavy workout program. She maintained portion control by listening to her body and eating what she needed without the excess. She committed to moderate exercise by working out for 3-5 days each week. Her approach is sustainable and proof that weight loss can come without sacrifice.

Stress, Hormones, and Weight Loss

Mogitha also noticed how stress contributed to her weight loss. She attributes the last few lbs to stress. This is an essential case of how hormones and stress can impact weight loss, and how it's not always just about what we eat or how much we exercise.

The Importance of Encouragement

The comments on Mogitha's post show how much encouragement can be a motivation for weight loss. Enthusiastic support for her efforts has only galvanized her journey to 33lbs less and helped dispel her prior excuse for not losing weight. The comments also highlight the importance of staying kind and polite online.

Conclusion

Mogitha's achievements are impressive and proved that a healthy weight loss plan doesn't have to be extreme, rigorous, or unsustainable. For those looking to lose weight, Mogitha's journey is a reminder that it is not always about the intensity of the plan but the sustainability and consistency that get us to our goals.

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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.