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One Year of Cutting out Fast Food and Soda: User Loses 70 Pounds

Read how one Reddit user lost 70 pounds by cutting out fast food and soda for a year. No gimmicks or fad diets, just healthy eating.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 5'10" man showing a fat loss from 315 pounds to 245 pounds. A respectable loss of 70 pounds.
Me M/33/5'10" [315lbs > 245lbs = 70lbs] Wife and I have cut out fast food and soda and have been eating healthy for 1 year today.
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

70 Pound Weight Loss

Reddit user evolsno1 has accomplished an incredible feat of losing 70 pounds. At the beginning of his journey, he weighed 315 pounds and, after one year of healthy eating, now weighs 245 pounds.

No Gimmicks or Fad Diets

The most impressive part of evolsno1's weight loss journey is that he didn't rely on any fad diets or gimmicks. Instead, he cut out fast food and soda and focused on eating healthy, natural foods.

Making Lifestyle Changes

One of the keys to evolsno1's success is that he made sustainable, long-term lifestyle changes. By replacing junk food with fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins, he was able to improve his overall health and lose weight.

Encouraging Results

The positive comments on evolsno1's Reddit post are a testament to how encouraging his journey has been for others struggling with weight loss. Whether you're trying to lose a few pounds or make bigger lifestyle changes, evolsno1's story is a great example of how small changes can add up to big results.

Try it for Yourself

If you're looking to improve your health or lose weight, take a page out of evolsno1's book and try cutting out fast food and soda. Focus on eating whole, natural foods and making sustainable lifestyle changes. With time and dedication, you can achieve your goals and feel great in the process.

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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.