How to lose weight, according to a dietitian

Forget what you know about calorie math

The calorie rule doesn't work since losing weight affects metabolism, thus it needs less calories to maintain a reduced body size. 

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Eat more veggies

All diets include vegetables, so consume more of them to lose weight. Some easy tactics have turned vegetable haters into veggie eaters, beginning with making veggies

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Don’t be afraid of carbs

Grain eaters were less likely to be overweight or obese and had a decreased risk of metabolic problems including type 2 diabetes

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Redefine your ideal weight

Clients' weight-loss objectives generally match their high school graduation date. Some say they felt broken even at their weakest. 

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Don’t attempt to out-exercise a bad diet

Even high-tech watches and other gadgets may overestimate exercise calories, according to research. People monitoring their diet and activity may find the math incorrect.

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Be prepared for hard work

Start with little objectives like eating a fruit or vegetable every day. Recognize each victory. The joy of achieving these mini objectives motivates you to tackle the next one.

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Make peace with the scale

Studies show that self-monitoring, such as weigh-ins and meal tracking, predicts weight reduction and maintenance. 

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