What Losing Weight Does To Your Body And Brain | The Human Body

Special thanks to John Gunstad, professor with the Department of Psychological Sciences at Kent State University, for speaking with us about his cutting-edge research on how losing weight affects brain function.
Following is the transcript of the video:
Here’s what losing weight does to your body and brain.
During the first week, you may find it easy to lose weight by simply switching to a healthier diet. But as your metabolism adjusts, you won’t burn as many calories as you used to.
So losing additional weight will become harder.
Making matters worse, as the fat melts away, you’ll start to experience an increase in appetite. After a meal, fat cells release a hormone called leptin into the bloodstream.
This surge in leptin levels signals to your brain you’re full and should stop eating. But with less overall fat, people who lose weight show a measurable dip in leptin.
Brain scans of obese patients who had lost 10% of their body weight revealed that less leptin leads to increased activity in regions of the brain that control our desire to eat.
The result isn’t just an increased appetite but an even stronger urge to eat fatty, high-calorie foods, because your brain is trying to restore the body’s leptin levels to normal.
However, fighting that early impulse to gorge on pizza and donuts is worth it in the long run.
Besides the decreased risk of heart disease, hypertension, high cholesterol and type 2 diabetes, scientists studying overweight people discovered that losing just one pound of body weight reduces four pounds of pressure on knee joints.
Losing excess weight also reduces strain on the blood vessels, increases blood flow to the brain, and boosts overall brain function.
Several studies have shown that people who underwent weight-loss surgery saw an improvement in memory, concentration, and problem-solving skills in as soon as three months.
Plus, brain scans indicate that people who lost weight and kept it off for nine months reacted differently when shown images of high-calorie foods than before they lost the weight.
The brain regions that process reward, motivation, and taste didn’t react as strongly, whereas the areas that promote overall self-control had a boost in activity.
So fighting those cravings early on might make them easier to control later. Turns out - like anything else - losing weight can get easier with practice.
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What Losing Weight Does To Your Body And Brain | The Human Body

[@phoenixdna7133]

Another benefit: increased self confidence and that's priceless.

[@MetalGuitarTimo]

i hate confident people. they are mostly dumb. smart people are introverted and depressed as you should be

[@TheSuperBoyProject]

I'm 509 lbs and I have self-confidence.

[@phoenixdna7133]

@@PacificNorthwest777 yeah its pretty hard to stay away from pizza 🤣. But jokes aside congrats brother ✊

[@phoenixdna7133]

@@TheSuperBoyProject I'm glad for you my friend. It's important to feel good about ourselves.

[@MetalGuitarTimo]

@@phoenixdna7133 although there is no reason for it?

[@ErnestJay88]

Simple : Losing weight makes you stronger, faster, and smarter. side effect : "good looking"

[@Amber-wb7qt]

yes do it for the benefits of you and a wellbeing. Otherwise, that is how obessesions, insecurity, and disorders start where youll find yourself truly never happy.

[@abdirahimmussa2708]

smarter

[@abdirahimmussa2708]

+Fishtitan2.0 0 disorders what why can you explain

[@Amber-wb7qt]

because you'll be a constant fight with yourself of body image and never believe you made it there if you exercised only for that intent.

[@lordkrishna2753]

Side side side effect -YOU LOVE YOUR SELF

[@ih82r8]

Self control is like a muscle. It gets tired easily in the beginning but the more you exercise it the stronger it gets.

[@Kareragirl]

And it's easier to maintain self-control if you keep a positive attitude and don't obsess over setbacks, so no "Well, somehow I didn't lose weight/gained weight this week, so let's just give up because that's all I can do"

[@AdamBorseti]

I've lost 25lb over the summer, just walking every day, lifting weights and trying not to eat as much. It's surprisingly easy to keep the routine going once you get through the first few weeks. Once you start seeing results, you'll start doing more and more just from the positive results and how you feel. At 31, I'm the lightest I've been since I was 17! Interestingly, as I continue to lose weight, friends of mine are finding it! Lol

[@beardiemom]

Same with my brother and me. I lost 17kilos or 37.4lbs since September and while I am steadily losing weight thanks to slightly increased activity paired with a moderate calorie deficit, my brother is actually gaining it.

[@karelpipa]

You are not in the hardest part yet, which is keeping the weight. As Ou do not see any "results", meaning no weight loss, just keeping the same diet and qeight forever, then it starts to be eeally hard.

[@phylippezimmermannpaquin2062]

Congrats!

[@nathanwoodruff9422]

I started riding a bicycle because my doctor told me I had high blood pressure. My intention was not to lose weight but get my blood pressure under control. I lost 45 lbs in 4 months without trying just by riding a bicycle 150 feet to the end of the street and back. I never changed what I was eating. I now ride a bicycle 28 miles every day and I have 1,300+ consecutive days of riding. I don't do it to lose weight, I do it to not lose the fitness that I have. You can find videos of how I started on my user page and also my name without the space on strava.

[@MrLoldelol]

Same boat m8, uts fun actually. Lowest weight since i was 16..

[@danielholland123456]

My mans went on one run that lasted 4 seasons....

[@nicksacco5041]

Ya but look at the results

[@fikrifahrizal482]

dedication

[@jamesjoe4654]

Dude prolly has godlike sets of abs

[@danisonfire4677]

like he was just vibing to vivaldy

[@reyvery]

Forrest Gump

[@TobasscoJelly]

Have to say after losing 20kg in 7 months my cravings for high carb/fatty foods like pizza have dipped drastically. First few months the cravings were high but with a cheat day once a week it kept it all in check. STAY STRONG PEOPLE, weight loss is about patience and commitment. Good luck!

[@guru25k]

Nice tip im starting today with the cheat meal :)

[@guru25k]

@@glaciveestudios6170 it's simple maths kcals in vs kcals out. And to not put ur body in a fat storing state just cheat meal once a weak

[@joshgroban5291]

@@glaciveestudios6170 as interesting as the human body is, it cannot defy the law of thermodynamics and physics. You can’t gain weight on a caloric deficit.

[@unholy1771]

@@glaciveestudios6170 what you spout is the kind of unscientific speech that just adds a layer of confusion to people who want to lose weight. Sure, you can mess up your metabolism and get your weight back eventually, but that's only if you severely restrict your caloric intake. Otherwise, there is no proven method of losing weight; it's always about controlling caloric intake and not about controlling your micronutrients nor macronutrients intake. Some foods improve satiety, but that's about it

[@Hawaiianshirtoperator]

@@glaciveestudios6170 highly depends on how many calories, are we talking a 1000 calorie deficit or 100-250 calorie deficit because any type of starvation diet will always fail

[@deansaid5260]

I've lost 50 pounds over the last four months, and like the video stated, it was easy at first. The pounds literally just melted away, all I would do is walk or jog for an hour 4-5 days a week and have one meal. I was incredulous at the results and berated myself for not starting to lose weight sooner. It seemed so easy, I was highly motivated and had minimal cravings. At around 30 pounds lost, I felt like I hit a plateau, the weight loss slowed, and the cravings(especially late at night) came back in full force. After relapsing I doubled down and made it to losing 40 pounds, but the cravings came back even more intensely, after struggling with that for a while, I pushed on and reached the 50 pound milestone. I still get intense cravings, and it's really hard, but this video helps me understand why and puts things into perspective. Thanks.

[@mememememeq7283]

you should do a refeed (idk if that is how its spelled) once in a while. I lost around 60 lbs and every three weeks or so I increase my calorie intake for around 3 days. Nothing too crazy but like I add a hamburger for one day. A bag of chips for another, A burrito for another etc. It keeps me going.

[@BabaYagaSin]

So cravings always happen, just have to find a healthy filling alternative. Protien snacks are always filling.

[@dinhnguyen2110]

Try resistance training (weights lifting or bodyweight exercise). The increase in muscle mass will mean you can consume more calories anyways. Restriction diets and constant cardio just makes a person into a body builder who only does cut phases.

[@grolfe3210]

Not mentioned is that if you lose 50 pounds and then walk the same distance as you did when you were 50 pounds heavier, you will burn up far fewer calories! Same as a small car uses less gas to go the same distance as a big one. So you do need to keep pushing at it. But then if you walked an hour the new 50lb lighter you can jog for an hour? Ramp it up. You mention cravings. Is this for a particular food or is it basically that you are hungry? You need to accept that where you were before the weight loss was not right and that you need to make permeant changes beyond denying yourself food and jogging. One meal a day is mad! You should easily be able to have 3 decent meals per day and still lose weight. If you are just eating one meal of junk food instead of 3 meals of junk food then you have not fixed things properly. Good whole food. Cut out Alcohol, all sugar, and really reduce fat. Dairy is a bad habit too. Good whole carbs are fine, mostly it is the sugar or fat added to them that is the problem. Eat raw food rather than cooked, whole rather than liquified and make everything rather than buying anything ready made. Learn what is in food. Eat you meals at a table while doing nothing else, enjoy your food. Enjoy burning it off however you do it.

[@richardshermanjr1899]

Dean said I understand what you are going through. I've lost about 50 pounds also and still have cravings for junk food. My weight is steady and probably where it needs to be.

[@karlbodmer4368]

Exercising can be hard sometimes but It always makes me feel better. Last year I had almost 300 lbs in body weight. One day I just started moving more, then slow running then I started doing weighted exercises and I was eating clean by following meal plan I got from Next Level Diet. Today I have 200 lbs and I am happy like I never been in my life.

[@Soosss]

That’s awesome bro

[@aartiweightlossvlogs]

32baarformula karo sabka weight loss hoga meine 2.5 month mein 20 kg weight loss kiya hai no gym no diet no investment

[@anthonyb9882]

Do you think if calories screemed when you burned them you would be more motivated to exercise(i would)

[@cobinretter2305]

Calm down Hitler

[@Atulnavadiya]

SINLORD LORDOFTHESIN lol

[@AmanSingh-jm4bn]

toughest thing in world is to fight your own desire

[@omarelmohtady7706]

SINLORD LORDOFTHESIN It depends, would either be satisfying or annoying as fuck.

[@Misunao23]

SINLORD LORDOFTHESIN LOL

[@alexkoch14]

Something no one will tell you about losing weight. You'll be cold AF all the time. Coming from someone who lost 70lbs.

[@123456bmx]

Alex Koch totally man I lost 50lbs when I went vegan and got hella cold

[@Dodgyisonfire]

123456bmx I’ve never been so cold since I went vegan. And I wasn’t even overweight to begin with!

[@danielhaskins519]

Alex Koch I've lost just 10 lbs and I get cold

[@Lozza1512]

Me too 😓 it’s literally 30 degrees outside and I have to wear a jumper...

[@ericg9107]

That is so true, lost 95lbs, I can literally wear a hoodie in the summer now

[@afred30]

I lost 70 pounds the past 9 months lifting weights, doing cardio exercises and riding a bike. I'm 29 and in even better shape than I was after basic training in the military at 19 years old. If anyone is struggling to lose weight who is reading this..it might be tough, you might want to give up, but keep pushing! Good things will come out of it!

[@javiervillarreal8442]

Thank you

[@spencerjones8086]

Props to you. Down 32lbs in 6 weeks and finally hit a wall just changing up some exercises and adding a little more weight to get me through this.

[@Looch1717]

Im curious to hear where you are now, a year or so later?

[@macknunez5141]

For anyone wanting to start or don’t know where to start remember the daily sugar intake for a male is 36 g and the daily intake for a female is 24 g reduce the amount of sugar you take or if can just stop eating sugar at all and you’ll see how much weight you can burn.

[@BO-br6tr]

Why count the sugar intake? Just count the calories on the label and keep it under 2000/day bro

[@owaisiqbal6768]

@@BO-br6tr it is just better to have less sugar and sugar doesn't even fill you up

[@fassihaiqbal3323]

@@BO-br6tr it's not only the amount of calories it's the quality and content of calories that matters too. If you take less sugar your body stores less fat due to management of insulin and inflammation reduces.

[@BO-br6tr]

@@fassihaiqbal3323 nice👌

[@PapperAmate04]

​@@BO-br6trAm Short and Fat 😅😂😂

[@JohnQuiroz]

I’ve lost 100 pounds so far this year.

[@guitarturt]

Says the guy whose most recent video is about candy. Lol jk bro good job

[@hadymokdad8043]

Andre Moseley I have lost 70 pounds and it's the greatest decision of my life your diet is key! Gym is a extra but do both and you will loose weight garenteed. If you love certain foods don't cut them off just eat less lower calories a day plus burning off extra calories though the gym will guarantee success!! Good luck 😄

[@brendonsanders4522]

Andre Mosely i lost 14 pounds in two weeks so far. All i did was stop eating.

[@lajuanramsey8273]

John Quiroz good job

[@raskingalaites911]

Yo people. The amout of weight lost depends on what they're initial weight is when they started diet/exercising.

[@TheGeordieNerd]

My dad went on a run, 32 years ago... He must have some stamina

[@krisk3363]

Lol

[@that_music_fan]

My dad went to get milk 25 years ago I’m still waiting with brittle bones. He never likes local stores.

[@TheGeordieNerd]

@@that_music_fan I pray my dad and yours comes back soon, any day now right?

[@that_music_fan]

@@TheGeordieNerd I’m sure they will😂🏃💨💨💨💨🏠

[@that_music_fan]

@@TheGeordieNerd And they say: still till this day he is searching for the last gallon of milk….

[@rw6836]

For me the tricks to losing and keeping off weight: -Do small changes gradually: this is a marathon, not a sprint. Do slight adjustments every day means they could be maintained over time. -Eat a little less than I burn: only eat till I'm not hungry, not till I'm full. -Befriend slight hunger: be a bit hungry for awhile before I eat. Like intermittent fasting, but not as extreme. -Reduce sugar intake: I pretty much cut out soft drink, though still eat chocolate once in awhile. -Use belly fat as a gauge: if I squeeze my belly, and there's still some fat, I could eat a little less. -Exercise everyday: does not need to be overboard, even a few minutes every day is good.

[@rw6836]

@Leila Perrien "Super toxic" in the sense of negative judgment of self? I don't see it that way. I see it as a practical indication that e.g. I could eat a little less rice. But I could see how others could see it differently. Do what works for you. : )

[@agnus_sunga]

@Leila Perrien if you have an ed then you probably shouldn’t do that because it would only make you feel worse about yourself but for others it could help motivate them to lose weight

[@blackflag6470]

Cut out soft drink might sounds simple but in my case it's truly made huge impact.

[@drew3401]

I was 300lbs just a little over a year ago currently at 207lbs. Getting started is the hardest part but after you get into a routine it’s the simplest thing ever. Best advice to give would be to cut out sugar there are many great zero sugar alternatives out there if you’re craving something sweet. Also working out even if it’s just 3 days a week for an hour you will feel so much better and the results will show in due time.

[@williamregner5363]

I used to be really fat. I was on the verge of developing serious health conditions. I remember not being able to tie my shoelaces and my sleep suffered as well. My life changed when I finally set my mind to the thinking that anything is possible if you decide so. I took a meal plan to start with. I created it online, on dietarize, which was super helpful to me. I didn't have to worry about calories, macros, nutrients and all that stuff, I just focused on walking long distances and exercising after I got on a level where I could do some simple workouts. I hope my story will inspire you to do the same. To change your body you must first change your mind!

[@harveysunaz7793]

what you eat bro

[@yeah-yuh]

@@harveysunaz7793 food bro

[@grem2017]

@@yeah-yuh thanks bro

[@lukesteggles102]

Awesome stuff

[@yeah-yuh]

@@grem2017 np bro

[@kakikencing8390]

Yeah...losing weight by running shirtless during winter...

[@royasturias1784]

Mental strength is important to losing unnecessary body fat, so said the enlightened kung fu clerics.

[@matthewbrewer905]

I mean, the body burns more trying to keep you warm in colder environments. So its not a bad idea. P.S. Its not cold everywhere on the planet. I live on Hawaii, it tends to be summer all year long.

[@abhishekmudgal6228]

Kaki Kencing say that to people living in southern hemisphere

[@kakikencing8390]

Snazzy Ninja Laa...ada org Malaysia ka..hihihi

[@kakikencing8390]

Snazzy Ninja eeh...mane tau ni..yup aq suka anime

[@Pirelli913]

I started using an exercise bike back in March. When I started, I was burning just over 400 calories during my 60 minute workout. Throughout the past nine months, I've increased the difficulty every couple of months and am now up to burning just over 1,000 calories in 60 minutes. I've been doing this daily since March and lost over 50 pounds. I've been eating healthier, too. I feel healthier, look healthier and my mental state has improved tremendously.

[@--AE--]

Well done, bud. I'm a fatboy (obese) and I just bought an exercise bike myself about a week ago and I've been hitting it every day. I do about 20-25 mins and burn around 400 calories, according to my gauge anyways. I'm sure it's a bit less than that, maybe 300-350. But I feel so amazing for the rest of my day. I'm also in a major calorie deficit due to eating smarter and fuller foods. Can't wait to drop my 50 lbs like you did. Keep at it and God bless!

[@mrsjade30]

That’s awesome! 🙌🏽

[@submariner144]

@@--AE-- so, how's your progress? It's been 4 months since you typed this.

[@--AE--]

@@submariner144 I started out about 217-220 when I wrote that, and I'm down to 173 now. I feel amazing and look 100x better. I still want to lose about another 10 lbs I think, maybe to 165. I can see the first 2 abs below my pecs barely starting to show, but there's still too much fat in that area.

[@like_grrra]

@@--AE-- awesome job dude!!

[@jrwright7839]

I’ve been dieting for also 2 years now and I’ve gone from 400 lbs to 238lbs. I went from size 50 pants to 38. My diet was at first diabetic diet then keto. I’m no longer on insulin and control my diabetes with diet. I feel amazing and have more energy. My sleep is more restful and snoring is gone. Losing weight is a battle but it’s worth it.

[@rokigang3681]

👏

[@flixs1353]

How are you even that fat in the first place lmao this is the problem with America

[@jhudieljohn1606]

Intermittent Fasting + daily workout change my life.

[@saylee.m]

Omg same✨

[@KayNovember26]

Absolutely! Fasting for 7 days every 6 weeks. Keep up with the exercise. Results: great body and healthy mind at age 42! Healthy and happy.

[@kadercandemiralp4487]

i dont think you have to fast as much as i did but man i used to fast SO HARD i never got past 1.6k calories a day for abour 1-2 months(well yes sometimes i did but only for a few days) at the end i got from 87 kg to 73 kg. Yes i got some cons like low energy. Later on i never got past 73. I had GREAT appetite and couldnt keep myself from eating High calorie food like i did before and i got to 77 before that appetite stopped. Im now at 74 and its very stabilized i never go above. I put myself a weight limit. It helps more than you think. Two things i saw changed. I was a lot more lighter when running and my endurance skyrocketted( maybe thats because i go to cycle with my dad for long distances,go play with my friends a lot and im a quite active guy. But it was never like this. Before i could ran for 1.5 hours when playing football but now i can easily play for more than 3 hours.). Im 1.68 cm tall Oh and one more thing girls really start to look into you

[@dirtyink3599]

@@kadercandemiralp4487 the last two lines of your paragraph is the motivation I needed 😂

[@kadercandemiralp4487]

@@dirtyink3599 🤣

[@debtanaymisra9707]

I was so bored during the quarantine period that I started working out to kill time. Now I have a top notch body. moral of the story: Get bored.

[@dwecktek]

I trained so hard to lose weight and gain strength because of my COVID vacation I tore my sternal pec, I did to much to fast lol your the yin to my yang

[@debtanaymisra9707]

@@dwecktek lmao

[@kidus_1010]

For me it’s the opposite. When I’m bored I feel the urge to eat. When I’m doing something, it distracts me from my appetite.

[@AB-ou8ve]

What matters is you kicked ass, regardless of boredom Kudos

[@jesslabrunette]

Awesome!

[@galford1282]

Can confirm this is true I lost weight from 150 lbs (68kg), I'm 108 lbs (49kg) now. For the first few weeks, the urge to eat becomes very strong. To those of you who struggle, I suggest you frequently drink water. This reduces the times I think about food, atleast that worked for me. Also count your calories, only eat what you need for the day, this varies if you workout or doing hard physical labor. The benefits will be worth it. It helped me mentally and kept me disciplined. I seem to be more productive than I ever was. And always remember that fitness is a lifestyle not a one time success.

[@unoriginal1086]

how short are you? 108lbs is very very skinny, unless you're like 5'3 i guess

[@Niggaihate]

@@unoriginal1086 its probably a girl bro

[@zacsstevens]

This is so accurate. I lost 45lbs this year (started 10-months ago). Everything in this video happened to me.

[@JTDyer21]

The hardest part, at least for me, is getting started. I'm beginning to reduce my sugar intake and raise my water intake and look to increase my activity level. So sensible changes that can last a while.

[@paxnorth7304]

Little improvements, every day, add up. Just keep on keeping on !

[@faceripper77]

Cutting out sugar is step one. No more soda, sugar in coffee, deserts every day... then from there you eat less... preferably less carbs... couple these with weight training, good sleep and good hydration and your body will adjust and start shedding the weight.

[@mingi1489]

I agree personally for me I give up way too fast after getting tired once and don’t have any energy

[@poulomi__hari]

Its good that you are trying. But pro tip: get a routine. A boring routine. Body becomes fat after the hormones go awry. And the hormones go awry when our cycadian rythm is disrupted. Turns out our endocrine system regulates our mood and cravings, which is only regulated by a proper sleep cycle. Work with ur cycadian rythm. Wake up an hour before sunrise. Go to sleep within an hour of sunset. In the meanwhile, make sure you take out 40 mins for some sort of physical activity: some cardio, some zumba, some planks. Preferable if it is done early morning after having an apple. Everything will fall back into right place if you make sure to wake up early morning. Just switch your binge-watching personal time from late night to early morning. That will get you on the right track.

[@ChristianTuyub]

See a nutritionist. I was clueless/lazy to search on the internet ways to lose weight (besides of course doing exercise). When paired with their help, I could lose 21kg to this day (since december of the last year) and I'm going for more.

[@POVDatwaysG37]

I’ve lost 22 pounds by running in about a month and 10 days at 5’3 I weighed 160 now at 138💪🏻🔥

[@skvision8454]

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[@dynamitedilpickle7690]

when I was 5'3 I was 88 pounds lol

[@qwertweeeuu2038]

Did your voice change ??

[@tahliameadows7896]

Can losing weight make you shorter

[@dynamitedilpickle7690]

@@tahliameadows7896 Nah because it can improve posture

[@naughtyninja9494]

Deym. After watching this video and understanding more just how difficuly it is to lose weight, kudos and mad respect to anyone who have successfully lost weight. And to anyone still trying to do so and working hard for it, we believe in you, you can do it and keep up the good work, you also deserve our congratulations for all the hard work youve done so far, so congratulations.

[@Man.of.Tomorrow]

I've lost 10 pounds in the past month. I'm 5'8 and currently 170. I hated my body and I hated that i was depressed all the time, and honestly working out and changing my diet has helped a lot Now I wanna get into bodybuilding and get my dream physique as well as powerlifting. We're all gonna make it brah

[@FOX2002SWORD]

🔥🔥🔥💯💯

[@ppwithaweewee9403]

let's go brah

[@henri6595]

You got this brah!

[@arturcabral6347]

Read this, important comment, not those joke comments. Losing weight is the best guys, I started training thtee martial arts in the 2nd of February of this year, by this day i lost 50 pounds. If you are willing to follow the advice of a stranger on the internet, hear me out. If you have time and have the possibility to train something, do it man, it will make your life better in every way. You'll meet new people(Possibly the love of your life), youll be healthier, never be bored, be accepted in new communities and you might just find that you were born for that kind of thing. Takes a lot of suffering and time but you'll find that the reward is 10X better.

[@victoriahutchinson6288]

Artur Cabral m

[@adamrichardson1705]

Over six months ago I was severely overweight. Last month, however, I was able to lose over 15 pounds. If you want to learn how I did it then go here now: HootFat.com

[@shiprasoni4548]

bu-but I like those joke comments to-too..

[@thelma1604]

Thanks I needed that

[@aadityasonwane7067]

Thanks 😘

[@luis9286]

Can you Americans make it simple,why use lbs instead of kgs like the rest of the world.

[@lmao-xu6ei]

Luis. k no

[@SuperVarunan]

Guarantee you're one of those people that use stones

[@dudders4233]

Luis. k because why drive on the left or the right, doesn’t matter which you choose both are basically the same, another example, when you go to the pub you don’t ask for 750ml of beer do you, you ask for a pint

[@JustinLaieatsbacon]

Luis. k Simple. It'd be way too expensive to work. Everything that is measured needs to be changed, from street signs to gas prices. Besides, a lot of people in the USA use the Metric System, such as scientists and doctors. Multiple acts have been passed trying to bring America to use the Metric System, and associations have been formed to push for Metric adoption. However, they have failed due to the mass amount of reform and money required to make the change. Have a good day.

[@i.mahdihosseini]

lbs / 2 = almost kg

[@brandon3872]

I was obese and so far I've lost over 50lbs in the last year. At first I kept craving fatty and high carb foods, but with persistence I stayed in a calorie defecit, and now I don't get any cravings for unhealthy foods, and I'm finally close to my ideal weight. I am determined to never let my weight get out of control again. The only way to keep weight off is to live a healthy lifestyle. It's ok to treat yourself occasionally, but don't let bad habits creep back.

[@eimix6815]

do you have loose skin?

[@brandon3872]

@@eimix6815 I reached my goal weight just over a year ago and have maintained it. Luckily I don't have any loose skin, but I know some people aren't so fortunate. I lost the weight slowly over 2 years, and it seems like people who lose weight too quickly are more likely to get loose skin.

[@eimix6815]

@@brandon3872 how much calories per day have you eaten if you dont mind me asking? cause I find myself in a very stupid loophole of thoughts. My main goal is to just convert my fat to muscle and well cut a little to why I'm doing strength-muscle training 4-5 times per week. Always been in a jeopardy on how much I should eat to not lose weight too quickly. currently sitting at around 290lb tho.

[@CHAOS88100]

I lost 36lbs (16.3kg) this year, hopefully 40lbs by the end of this month. Only about 5 months of actually being on a diet. If you hit a plateau, I think the trick is to take a break from your diet but don't eat beyond your calculated metabolic rate. I took a break in my diet from June - Sept and did not gain any weight, and when I continued the diet in Oct, I started to lose weight quickly again. You'll get hard cravings and feel almost sick the first week of starting your diet, like a brain fog. After that it will subside. Make 1 day a week cheat day to keep your metabolism in check. Cut out sugar and refined carbs from your diet. Eat about 1500 calories a day. You'll lose weight even sitting at a desk. Make water your new favourite drink (or tea or coffee - with stevia, not sugar). Caffeine is good because stimulants reduce your appetite.

[@Captaininsano69]

During quarantine, I gained almost 50 pounds. I woke up one day looked in the mirror and told myself that I looked absolutely repulsive. At that moment I needed to change how I lived. I did research that whole day on diet planning, workout routines, then planned out how to check progress. I started on June first of 2020, about 3- 4 months later I lost 40 pounds from following the plan and watching guys on KZbin. I started at 245 now a year later I’m 200-205 lbs I keep fluctuating. Goal weight I am shooting for is 190 lbs. The hardest part of this journey is to stay consistent and fight the cravings of wanting sweets and fatty foods. It’s ok to have a cheat day, just watch how much you put in. Moral of the story, now I am in the best shape of my life and I couldn’t be happier.

[@MugsSinigang]

Who's the KZbinr?

[@natekal3883]

Been 11 months for you lol but I hope you reached your goal and still going strong!! Honestly I'm in an identical boat to you. I was 230 beginning of 2021. As of now, I'm 202.5lbs. Amazing what we can accomplish

[@anyakarma]

Who's the youtuber

[@KingDugan]

I lost about 70 pounds(245 to 175) in less than a year by changing my diet. I then started exercising after I lost the weight, and I have managed to keep the it off for about a year and a half.

[@kimk6421]

How r u now

[@KingDugan]

@@kimk6421Still going well. I stopped going to the gym after the COVID thing caused then to close, but I have stayed at around 180lb.

[@CoyoteDAworld]

U get cold ?

[@george_K91]

Damn it seems so hard to me just starting a diet and exercising...

[@dabadidabadax5]

@@george_K91 you can do it man

[@KetoCookbooksCorner]

*Thank you for breaking down the science behind weight loss in such an understandable way!*

[@carladefica5774]

Thank you so much this is just what I needed to hear! Im actually on that constant hungry feeling at the moment. Now I know how important it is that I restrain myself. Again thank you!!!

[@elite2781]

I lost weight by walking to my nearby school everyday.

[@jennyoyster5054]

Nagant That’s amazing, lol.

[@jennyoyster5054]

Flying Flurrox because he/she lost weight.

[@jennyoyster5054]

Flying Flurrox okayyyyyyyyy....and your point!?

[@bobmarl6722]

This is such a good idea, but most people just live too far from school. My high school was 3 hours walk from home and my college school was like 9 hours walk from home.

[@mamaduchess1973]

Nagant lol

[@WeeD_Slayer]

Last year i lost nearly 20kg in 6 months, it changed how i see myself, I am more confident than ever before Rejecting the urge to eat fatty foods were totally worth it.

[@silversepp750]

Fatty foods aint the problem if you count the calories

[@nuggetsaregood]

Bro im 12 years old normal weight for my age is 40 kg im 50kg and u know i went to walk with my couxins last month but then my exams came and everything stopped weed slayer Bro please tell how can i lose it

[@hegemon3883]

@@nuggetsaregood First you need to control urges and then you’ll see steady weight loss. your body will plateau after a certain point and then you’ll need to exercise in order to lose more weight

[@evillink1]

Been doing Keto and intermittent fasting since January, and I've lost 71 lbs. I eat a LOT of fatty food.

[@gaurav830]

I lost 8-9 kg in 40 days only Do running 6km a day and exercise half hour Don't eat fast food n sugar food

[@pattismithurs9023]

I went on low carb/high fat in Feb and have gently lost 30 lbs in the 10 months since. Greatly improved my health without suffering. I eat quite a lot of fat (breakfast is sausages with my coffee) and I do intermittent fasting frequently and have had slow, gentle but consistent weight loss. I look and feel great, and have control over my health for the first time in my 75 years! I can live with this diet until I check out.

[@galaxylucia1898]

Shockingly enough, this is what I need when my other motivations aren’t enough. A better life full of health, wellness, clarity of thought, stable moods, a better mobility. Yes🏋🏾🤸🏾🧘🏾

[@astralmiind]

I've lost 60 pounds and I'm not hungry, once you get into a habit, you don't get tempted anymore. Discipline is all it takes

[@External2737]

Discipline is the challenge, to get through the first six weeks. Then it is staying the course. I've lost almost 20lb (call it 9kg) in 3 months. In another 3 months, I will be in great shape.

[@HsenagNarawseramap]

@@External2737 it might take a bit longer to lose the next 20 lbs, but keep at it.

[@onebud5650]

I went from 230lbs to 160 lbs in a little under a year. I have this lake behind my house that has a trail, Make it half way have to force yourself the other half!

[@cortezmauricio56]

One Bud nice

[@jahstar92jackson20]

Dude same I was 230 now I'm 168 in 6 months I just kept doing cardio every single day and broke my relationship with food

[@ThePepsiwiz]

I have dropped from 230 to 180 in 3 months now :D

[@yovanni813]

One Bud bruh how the he'll? I'm 240 now train everyday and still none

[@cheez3158]

JAHSTAR92 JACKSON can I ask what type of cardio you were doing and for how long etc

[@preciousstudio8404]

No matter what you choose, diet, exercise or meds. Weight loss is not easy. I recently shared my story on my channel, on how I lost 22 pounds in 5 weeks, which could be really helpful to anyone struggling with weight loss.

[@captaincaspin5035]

I lost 163lbs 3 years ago and kept it off since, it's amazing how much better you feel

[@violet4239]

I started my weight loss journey at about 16 years old. I am barely 19. I have been on and off because of life just happening, and I’ve lost 63 pounds so far. I started at 230, weight is 167 now. Current goal is 150. I am 5’2, so my height and weight combined made me feel like trash. I’ve dealt with depression and just a very long list of mental illness diagnosis as well as intensive therapy since I was 10. In the last 2 years I’ve been on a very steady journey. One thing I learned is that overeating makes me feel terribly nauseous and sick, to identify when it is time to stop. Doing it all the time made me feel miserable but I would keep going because I love LOVE food and have a binge eating disorder, so my lifestyle changes and some other mental BS I had to process gave me some handle on it and it’s pretty much under control right now! When I would go up the stairs I needed at minimum two minutes to catch a breather before I could talk properly. Now I can go up and down like it’s nothing. Not even after going up and down 10 times. My joint pain has lessened. I’ve realized how great working out consistently makes me feel. I have burn out sometimes like any normal person and shit is still tough, but I’d be lying if I said I want to stop completely. I look forward to doing it now. This journey has taught me soooo much about myself and my want to treat my body right; even to love myself when I hate it most and to recognize how hard it works for me. I crave vegetables now. It is some major rewiring. It doesn’t make everything perfect but it sure helps. It’s just insane.

[@kkr5428]

Nice going Violet! I am also 5’ 2” and and I get the feeling like trash. When I started losing I was near 200 and am down to 158. I don’t really know what my end goal is but don’t feel I’m there yet.

[@emilyisaac5284]

Breaking the bad cycle again eh. I lost weight back along and I remember thinking I can't believe I ate portions like that b and completely renewed and rewired my life long bad ways. But over last 4 years I've put most back on but after hating myself again for so long I'm tired with that so think I'm back on trying to rewire brain again. I could have a rich tea biscuits in my plan but it's trigger food and makes you feel instantly fat and sluggish.

[@minorsportsop8991]

I used to struggle with my weight, but this incredible product has turned my life around. From 95kg to a fit 60kg, I feel more confident and vibrant

[@renajones3641]

I am a Weight Watchers Member. I lost 45 lbs in 2014 on their program. I've kept it off--and I can assure keeping it off is because eating right does become a practice.I assure anyone watching it that this this little video is right on target for a big impact! Thank you; I'll share it with every Member (and non Member who wants to lose weight)!

[@taiwanjon2583]

I'm 47 years old and I've been obese my entire adult life. I had a gastric sleeve on May 18, 2018 and after that switched to a whole-foods diet. It's almost three years later and I've lost 83kg (183 lbs.) and feel much, much better! I went from a size 3XL to a size M. When I crave calories I go for healthy sources like fruit and nuts, instead of sugar and oil. And I try to eat as many vegetables as I can. I don't do a ton of exercise although I do enjoy bike riding. I hope I can keep the weight off for good. I agree with the video, it gets easier with time.

[@kingstonsteele7820]

Awesome

[@SERGEANTDlCK]

I'm proud of you!

[@brucewayne5194]

Great video and straight to the point. I've just started to get myself in shape because I honestly hate being overweight and need to change for good!!!

[@henryherman9113]

I so agree ..been there done that..Need to get back to where I feel the best less depression..More energy..Less inflammation in my knees Over all better health.

[@foreverdreamwithinadream6871]

I am slowly start to feel better, getting more active and having my test results improve (my doctor was worried about the risk of diabetes and other possible illnesses; but he seemed happy during the last visit) during my weight loss journey. I just started my journey a few months ago and it has been slow and difficult (not just cutting bad on food; but finding out I am lactose intolerant as well as dealing with hypothyroidism and PCOS and having to make so many changes in my diet) and still got a lot ways to go. I am so close to hitting that 199 mark, which hadn't been in quite awhile. I am told that my waist is getting smaller and my stomach is getting flatter. At first I was hungry a lot; but now I hardly snack at night at all. Already seeing changes and imagine how much more I will see as I continue my journey. This week I did over than 3 hours total of exercising, more than I have had. Been using resistant bands, free weights/dumbbells as well as dance, walk and other cardio and fat burning exercises. It is not easy; but it is worth it.

[@ItsJJOLO]

What your losing is _sleep..._ You should go sleep now 😛

[@ihaveleftthisaccount3710]

Its 7pm nO

[@TRXLLGE]

It’s 2:31 pm...

[@Demise6969]

It's 2.37am 🥴

[@anshulanand02]

3.09 pm hell no!

[@Drawinnunez]

Thanks bro its 2:43 am

[@mattkay7334]

I went from 250 LBS in January 2017 to my current weight of approx. 150 LBS around July of 2017. If anyone wants any advice I would be happy to share how I did it, but what I learned is that you will only lose weight and keep it off if you are highly self motivated, and have a desire to change your entire lifestyle.

[@mikekors2003]

250 pounds of fat? I'm 250 pounds but only 14% body fat I'm not ripped but super muscular

[@mattkay7334]

yeah 250 LBS with no physical activity, so in reality I probably lost about 85-90 pounds of fat and maybe 10-15 pounds of muscle.

[@babymookie7176]

I’m 260 Lbs, and I’m struggling to stay motivated. (Cliche I know.) but I’m aiming to lose 80Lbs within a year. I’m just wondering if there’s any psychological tricks to stay motivated, and what was it that kept you motivated.

[@mattkay7334]

I found that you can only stay motivated if it comes from yourself. You are the only person that will always be able to keep yourself accountable. It is different for everyone, but what finally gave me the motivation to lose weight was when I realized how much weight I had gained in 2016. When I was big, I didn't care what my weight was, but seeing in retrospect how quickly I was gaining weight, it scared me and still scares me. You have to figure out at what point enough is enough. At what point do you decide that whatever habit you have, be it too many calories or not enough physical activity or both, has gone to far and has to stop. It really isn't easy, but if you find a way of eating and exercising that works for you, it can be done. That's what I had to do, is make my own plan/diet, because all the diet out there aren't custom enough for most people, and don't take into account your specific needs and challenges, but you can. If I can do it, anyone can, I'm just some regular guy that stopped eating so much junk food and started exercising and eating right.

[@babymookie7176]

Matt Kay For a regular guy you have some good advice. Oh, and I can definitely relate to the fear of gaining more weight. I’ve thought about that for awhile. And I’m totally convinced about losing weight. I’m just at a point where I need to either focus on losing weight right now, or sort out my life before embarking on the weight loss train. Lol, guess it wouldn’t hurt starting now though. Thanks for the reply! Now lets all hope we can stick to these New Year resolutions.

[@darknessdash1853]

As a person who passed the weight loss phase and is now putting on muscle i almost look forward to my workouts every day!

[@ragibperwez]

Thank you, from what i know this is some good knowledge, motivating 💯

[@omar390z]

Intermittent fasting really helps with suppressing appetite, because it lowers insulin resistance. So whatever you eat will be enough to keep you full.

[@forrestredd2706]

I've lost 70 lbs since November, and can definitely attest to everything said in this video, though I never suffered from any of the "high calorie food cravings".

[@bushhboii70]

Great job

[@TBlacky]

Yea the cravings especially wen I started intermittent fasting went away very quickly,

[@hannanahmed565]

Btw did ur height increased or decreased

[@TBlacky]

@@hannanahmed565 height probably stayed the same if he/she was over 16 but she probably looked a lot taller from a distance

[@V3inmistress]

I'm proud of you!!

[@saatvikagarwal6358]

1:24 *Four pounds of pressure*. *SI Units has left the chat*

[@melodymoodz6848]

Interesting video and very helpful. Loved the animation . This has added to my knowledge and going to share this video on social media now. Thank you for sharing this with us! Great video and great animation and volume. Have a great day as well to anyone reading this! You are not alone! We shall get through this together! Don’t worry too much and breathe. Don’t be too hard on yourself. Do have this on the back of your mind so it can be helpful.

[@VALDiesel01]

Okay. All of this is so accurate cause this is exactly what I've been doing and feeling when I've reached my weight loss goal. Its actually insane

[@serphgaming8069]

the "easier to control later" part is so true. In my high school years (it ended 3 years ago) I was weighting over 91+ kilos, and now the most recent weight I've registrred was 68. Nowadays I just don't feel good about eating hamburguers anymore, I see those extra greasy burguer pics on facebook and start to feel sick in the stomach, but in my second year of high school I could probably eat one of those and still ask for a dessert.

[@youwantmyname9208]

I'm fit and love fast food

[@serphgaming8069]

@@youwantmyname9208 tbh I love some fast foods too (specially the BK ice creams that have all that layers of chocolate and stuff), and when I think about it it's kinda strange that I don't like hamburguers like before but still like stuff like this lmao

[@youwantmyname9208]

@SantyGSL I don't eat them very often, usually when we have extra money, we just spend it on fast food. And that is around 4-5 month we buy one fast food

[@Rumym8]

been going gym for about 3 months (had covid for 1 month but still lost weight the unhealthy way) lost almost 15 kg so far, getting stronger, family noticing improvements, im not eating fruit or veg as ive never ate that growing up but im slowly introducing it to my meals along with rice, im just eating less junk snacks and having a belvita or a banna/apple and eating less with my meals and not having take out as much, only had it a handful of times in the few months

[@soulofrain21]

I know it's hard to maintain workout, the only thing that can motivate us is that we should love ourselves to invest to it! Let's get healthy together as one ❤️ KEEP GOIN'

[@jamesstudebaker1210]

Knowing why I react this way helps. Thank you for posting this.

[@perre6385]

Every time I bought clothes and I looked terrible in them, I would always blame the clothes rather than my own body, then keep buying new clothes and would still look terrible and just waste money but then I took action and lost weight worked out and got in shape and now I feel like I look good in anything. I’m telling you, once you lose the weight and workout, you truly will look good in any single thing you put on. I gained WAYYY more confidence to go out and have a good time. I use to have man boobs and flappy arms which looked terrible in any shirt I put on, now I have a flat chest and toned arms love wearing shirts and jerseys everyday. It’s actually kinda crazy, you don’t have to worry about your belly being outlined in a tight shirt or whether ur pants look flabby. When you slim down, no matter what position you’re in you will look good. I went from. 240 to 190 in 4 months. Push yourself and use that as motivation!

[@advvaibhavvashisht9399]

The thing about getting smarter and good memory is true, I lost about 8kgs in 75 days of gymming and cardio, after that I was able to remember things a lot clearly than I used to before because I consumed a lot of alcohol which used to make me forget a lot. Though I lost motivation and again stared drinking. Need to limit it again.

[@tipshealthdaily]

Thank you for your value information.

[@muqtazyamin63]

This vid is actually correc bcos the first week i was trying to control my diet was really hard but after sometimes, unhealthy food is like nothing to me and eating and weightlifting healthy food becomes my habit.

[@juxtopose]

eden hazard you weightlift healthy food?

[@muqtazyamin63]

juxtopose HAHA.typo.i eat healthy food and weightlift*

[@nottheone582]

I find when I'm really focused on training a lot it's easier to maintain a healthy diet. Since I work so hard in the gym I don't want sabotage my gains (although I always treat myself to a cheat meal every 2 weeks)

[@muqtazyamin63]

Rebecca A. same as me

[@00Moneyxl]

That's the worst feeling in the world, you sabotage your gains and you look in the mirror like FUCK all that hard work was for this fucking Mcdonald's Combo and Chocolate Bar? NO MORE! and then 1 week later you order a Mcdonald's combo Lol, but really you do get use it after 2 weeks you wont have cravings because you will be determined and have discipline.

[@blakejordan4364]

This makes so much sense!!! Thank you. Now I understand why I have crazy urges after losing 4-5 lbs

[@BhushanPatil-gz5fk]

Let me give you my tip for starting - - Starting is the hardest part so I use mobile apps like home workout to start simple workouts at home no restriction in eating at first day. - Do exercise each day and after 2 to 3 days your mentality will be changed and you will automatically try to find good substitutes for unhealthy foods and eat less That's easiest trick to start (for me at least).

[@anom_]

I must say a very big thank you for educating me and most of us about leptin. I highly doubt most people even heard abt it before

[@kennynakawaki]

My dad was hovering around 230lbs for almost 20 years. He reached as high as 240lbs at one point. He was working out five days a week, but his diet was simply not in check. However, finally a year and a half ago he got his diet in check and now he is a lean and mean 180lbs. Keep in mind he’s 6’3” so it’s not obese obese, but still. Very proud of him. I watched him throughout the entire journey.

[@bowbow3961]

Love this video! Clear, knowledgeable and easy to learn!

[@solitairelyrics]

I weighed 135 at 4'11" and lost almost 20 pounds this past summer by walking and doing arm and ab workouts. I now picked up running and it is the best thing that has ever happened.

[@dennisharrell2236]

I have lost 65 pounds in the last seven months, mainly through counting calories, but in the last few months I have also started lifting weights and riding bicycle. I haven't been this weight since high school, and I am 68 years old. I am constantly amazed how easily my body moves now and how much energy I have. I am shifting to more protein in my diet, but for weight loss I recommend a diet high in rice and cabbage, with a lot of veggies like cauliflower, green peppers, onions, peas, and carrots.

[@MechHacks]

I do xperience these cravings. But i controls it as much as 90% times. Sometimes 😋

[@MiguelSanchez-jj6ks]

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[@brianreher3727]

I found one thing that's been helping me is indulging in foods that are high in healthy fats. ie Avocados, whole milk cottage cheese, peanut products and nuts. Also indulging in carbs from things like plantains instead of things like toast and bagels.

[@xorbodude]

Mech Hacks doesnt happen on the ketogenice diet

[@mush2938]

90% of the time turns into sometimes. You're very smart, aren't you?

[@KoeSeer]

define "sometimes"

[@mikev5525]

At 16 I weighed 210. Then I got a job, stopped eating as much. Took pride in my work and stayed a bit more active occasionally walking to or from work. Now turning 17 I weigh 138 and work out a decent amount. I both physically and mentally feel so much better.

[@schmoogle7853]

I have recently got rid of around 2 stone with a mix of changing up my diet and ditching all forms of processed junk food/sugar, walking a minimum of 10k steps a day but usually closer to 20k and lifting dumbbells. Having been at 32-34" waist for over 20 years with a pot belly, bingo wings and man boobs I am now able to fit into 28-30" waist jeans. Something I literally haven't been able to do since school in the 1990's. I am probably stronger and more capable than the teenage me as well at 43 years old. It has made huge changes to my quality of life. My posture and way of carrying myself has improved a lot, leading to less insecurity, not to mention that I no longer have that nagging feeling of being too fat. There are times when I do feel very hungry, but that is nothing new. I just deal with it using distractions rather than running to the fridge, the rumbles soon pass and the jiggle monster stays away from my mid section. I am very close to my goal now of having visible abs for the first time in my life. I don't know how long they will stay visible as I do not want to be finding myself looking great but having no energy. Currently though energy levels are through the roof. It's like I have transformed from a potato into the Duracell Bunny!

[@oswith972]

What I noticed going from about 95kgs to 60 (I'm a pretty short guy) -I can actually do my chores without sweating (I used to sweat just from crawling under my desk to plug something in) -I can sleep on my back -I look way better particularly cause I can now wear clothes that fit -Face looks a lot better instead of a round blob -My bones are a lot more exposed which causes some discomfort sometimes (particularly sitting on hard surfaces) -I get cold easier -Movement in general is so much easier Of course everything happens gradually but the difference is huge when you have something to compare to, like old belts/clothes or photos. Very much worth the effort and I regret not doing it earlier And I did almost all of it by simply counting my calories and eating less. Sure cardio helps and is good for other reasons as well but it's much easier to simply not eat something than to burn those calories by exercise

[@HsenagNarawseramap]

This is the way

[@acojo8205]

If you're feeling discomfort on hard surfaces from your bones, the best thing would probably be to start putting on muscle. Glutes + Back muscles = soft cushion

[@babygirl-mv9nl]

Slowly ease into eating healthier.

[@flaviohenrycastro4734]

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[@campkira]

Most people know healthier food is like living in boring food land.

[@franchstar1]

@@campkira nahh the reason most people eat unhealthy is because they are lazy.

[@franchstar1]

@deharleyva it really doesn't taste better though, so you think some frozen microwave garbage pizza taste better than a homemade meal? Or you think burger king is better than some fancy restuarant with real food, I mean there is a reason why junk is cheap and real food usually is more expensive. You could make the food yourself and save some money but this is where the lazy part comes in.

[@ggstatertots]

@@franchstar1 Exactly, whatever kinds of dietary changes you make should be adjusted with foods you enjoy. That's how you create a sustainable diet in the long-run. I lost 60 pounds in the past year. The first 30 from raw weight lifting, light cardio, and some intermittent fasting sprinkled here and there. Then I transitioned to keto and just melted another 30 pounds in 3-4 months. There's so much delicious food on a keto diet that satiates your primal fatty cravings. Plus fat and protein fill you up much more quickly while carbs spike your insulin and give you cravings when you're not actually hungry.

[@Chris-xq4wu]

Interesting when you hear people say "I tried diet and excersise". Because the reality is, it should be as natural as it was in our beginning. You don't just try living and give up.

[@monafitnesscoach8925]

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[@StephonEasyWeightLoss]

Good video. I personally lost 66 lbs (30 kg) in 8 months without losing any muscle mass and strength. I followed a high fat, low carb diet and ate 5-6 meals a day. It worked very well for me. No intermittent fasting, no starving myself etc…Losing weight and keeping it of is incredibly easy if you know what you’re doing 🙂

[@Julthor00]

I’ll leave this here at 1 AM because can’t sleep, nobody’s gonna read it anyway. I lost 60 kgs in less than a year and I still feel worthless and empty just like when I was 135kgs. Don’t think you’ll turn your life around just because you lost weight, it’s the mindset that must change.

[@Mikesco10]

U cant tell me u feel the same.. if u do u might have an underlying disorder

[@jasongravely7217]

Congrats on the weight loss! There are Millions of people who wish they could be like you in losing that much weight! While your experience Is true for you, it doesn’t spread a helpful message to people who want to lose weight. The reasons you feel worthless and empty have nothing to do with your weight, they have to do with your thoughts, beliefs, and patterns in your self talk. I know this sounds preachy. A comment like yours makes me want to give you words of encouragement to keep going, analyze your values and behaviors, make adjustments, have hope that things can and will get better if you make small changes to your programming, and make it happen for yourself. You get to choose!

[@fuckdefucker]

There is no miracle way to get better than taking care of yourself and alot of time. You are trying by losing weight which is great! But why did you want to lose weight before? What is bringing you down on the daily?

[@Lozza1512]

another thing that happens to your body (if you lose a lot of weight) is that you can develop loose skin. Make sure you moisturise everyday and drink loads of water. For me I had loads of fat lumps in my lower stomach that I had to massage out. It could just be me though. Another thing is that everything becomes uncomfortable! Lying down, sitting on the train... it’s weird and good at the same time.

[@lgw88]

OMG you are soooooo right. I lost 78lbs this year and now sitting on anything that has a hard surface has become so uncomfortable. I need to have a pillow under my ass everytime i sit on a bench in a park :D

[@jenmidwest8026]

I lost 80 pounds and when I sleep on my side like I always did when I was fat...now the bones in my legs touch each other and it hurts. Also cold to the BONE. Can't get warm.

[@spicybeantofu]

You all make being skinny sound awful. I dont wanna hurt I dont wanna freeze. :(

[@elpatoendrogado4005]

Jen Midwest I thought it was only me lol

[@Cleahmae0]

@@danweaver1351 what is the program?

[@nano411]

I've lost 70 pounds and kept it off for 6 years now, I have bounced back and forth between 10 pounds. Everybody has to find their own way, every diet will work for a while, but people end up gaining it back. Be honest with yourself in what you're willing to do and not do in terms of diet and exercise. You have to balance.

[@piga-puga-pigada]

When i was about to go highschool, i was starting to become fat, i have no hate toward peoples that are fat, its just that its not how i see myself, so it was really weird for me and i were like in a denial, i usually always was very, light, but with my parents divorce i kinda start to eat way too many food, so i started something, during all my highschool days, i was only taking a coffee on the morning (i think this one is kinda important in a psychological way), i was not eating lunch, no break, but during my diner i could eat as much as i want, i losed tons of weight in no time until i went very lean, and unlike what a lot of people seems to say, when i started to take back a normal eating routine, i didn't gained suddenly weight. Now its a habbit, i frequently look at my belly, and when it pop a bit off, go back to this for a few days, and its something im used to anymore, i do not encourage this for everyone cause im not a doctor, and that i remember that the first days were kinda rudes (if you really want to go into it, try to eat tiny snaks the first days) I just wanted to remember to peoples that sport is not the only way to lose weights Sorry if it were weird to read, my english is not perfect yet.

[@fierylightning3422]

To people who struggle with the food cravings, have a very high fibre diet! High fibre keeps the feeling of feeling full for much longer than other nutrients and helps stave off feeling hungry all the time

[@Ellomarshall50]

I've tried. Too many farts

[@sweetcheeks5775]

@@Ellomarshall50 Farts are fun. I love farting

[@fyedaniels2837]

I lost almost 10kgs in 5weeks. Only the first n second week u will feel the urge and cravings, but the weeks after that are relatively easy. Your body is really good at adjusting. At 6th week, you can go with just one meal and not feeling hungry at all until ur next meal the next day. And still feel energized. Just drink plenty of plain water. And good luck to anyone going on weight loss journey ♥️♥️

[@thefarhand7875]

Can I personally message you, please?

[@Ghurdill]

no true, This fluctuates between people. Dont make gemeralities out of your own experience.

[@fyedaniels2837]

@@Ghurdill how does my own experience becomes the 'generalities'? Are you always the person who sees the negative in everything? Im merely commenting on my weight loss success, and the people Im doing weight loss with. We are all having the same effects, BEING LESS HUNGRY when we eat less and drink MORE WATER, in about the first few weeks we changed our diet. The point is to encourage people to not give up that easy to lose weight, not just to become one sour ass on the internet :))

[@Edward4Plantagenet]

Exactly, my Some days pass without need of dinner or craving for normal or fatty food.

[@fadimekocabas6399]

You can use it to lose weight easily and healthily

[@shastaweston]

That music and that fat guy running at the beginning correlate so well.

[@Righteous_Cal101]

SentientSeven X "correlate" not many people know that word😂😂

[@raymundothacker6233]

It’s h3h3

[@karinsmith6513]

mootfat.xyz - has helped my friend so much with his weight loss. He also used to workout 3-4 days a week and follow lean diet. I have never seen him so happy and confident.

[@communism8576]

00:45 I would have lost it if the guy Would not have fit lmao

[@spiritedaway99]

did she say you might find it easy to lose weight during first week?? 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@AdvaitThakur]

😂😂

[@AD-Dom]

I've gone from eating a whole pizza without problems, to max 3 slices. Such amaze.

[@kyubtauji7]

The weird thing is I am fat , but I can’t eat more than 2 slices

[@reducedtoatoms327]

@@kyubtauji7 how much calories do you consume a day?

[@kyubtauji7]

@@reducedtoatoms327 since past 5 days around 1500/1800c , but I am burning 1100/1300 a day

[@okami-azz1492]

I'm like 150 lbs and only eat 2 slices Even if it's the small ass dominos pizzas I can eat 3 compared to Sam's club pizza or some sh For some reason I've been having an overwhelming urge to lose weight, because school is coming up

[@kimk6421]

@@okami-azz1492 how tall are tou

[@thescoutpanda]

i went paleo, and seriously, the first few weeks were a living hell, the cravings alone. but now a year later i literally get no cravings. i unironically prefer broccoli and fruit over junk food. because of the way it makes me feel, my brain.

[@brandonjlutisan]

Love this video, states all the facts.

[@mandiejonsen]

Five things I’ve learnt since losing 190lbs. 1. There is never and end. I’ll always have to watch what I eat. I’ll always have to exercise to maintain the weight loss. 2. The moment I hit my goal weight there was no fanfare. No parade. No joyous celebration. No one actually gives a shit that you lost the weight. They only tell you if you start to regain or if you eat something they think is not “diet” approved. 3. Don’t expect the weight loss to fix you. It’s just fat. Losing it won’t make a difference to your happiness even if your unhappiness revolved around your weight. 4. Being at a healthy weight won’t mean you are healthy. It will just mean that doctors now don’t have a reason to blame your ailments on your weight. 5. Being obese doesn’t make you unlovable to others it just makes you unloveable to yourself. Love you now to want to be a better human not have a better body.

[@googlesecurity2955]

Facts

[@deadmeme7359]

Number 5 got me cryin

[@otm646]

I mean this in the nicest way, but it sounds like you've got shitty friends if that was their reaction. It's always been a celebration when people hit their personal targets.

[@Omar-yd7wc]

I know its late but did you get saggy skin?

[@machalattes]

This info makes me feel positive!!

[@AKyaw]

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[@Ardeact]

I love how our body is against our own will. Thanks genetics and nature

[@mazlumcelik4670]

This has an evolutionary background. Foods with high amounts of fat and overall calories serve as reserve. Living every day on the bare minimum and working out to lose weight is only possible because of our comfortable lives nowadays. To the people reading this: Today we have uncountable ways to lose weight and get away from obesity! During covid I gained 10Kg and now I am in my third week of working out while having changed to a more healthy diet. Result: 5kg lost already! You just have to fight our genetic urge to be lazy!

[@muralikrishna5729]

Don't care if it's true or not... But thanks for the encouragement. Makes us hit the gym... That's what is needed

[@gslim7337]

Add to the list, reducing your body fat content assists in the transport of lymphatic fluids back to the upper body, reducing swelling of the legs

[@44fattofit91]

Good info as I start my weight loss journey from fat to fit. First couple of weeks, I did lose weight fairly easily. I'm concern as this video state that once my metabolism adjust, losing weight maybe harder. I guess, I'll find out cause it certainly won't stop me from my weight loss journey!