The higher your metabolism, the more calories you burn, and you'll lose weight. But when you lose weight, your metabolism is affected. Why is that? Weight loss slows down your metabolism which means it can get harder to stave off weight gain. Strange and even cruel, but alas, it's true. On that note – crash dieting is a big no-no!
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As we get older, our metabolism naturally slows down. The change in lifestyle, from students to working adults, plays a large part in our weight gains and losses too. Many people have tried going on fad diets but they end up on a yo-yo diet, where one loses an amount of weight, and then gains it all back…and then some. The cycle repeats, but it only brings more harm than good for the body
Have you tried breathing to lose weight? Didn’t mean to cause you to skip a breath but we mean breathing exercises! Relax and take a deep one because supposedly, you can actually lose weight through such exercises!
For a woman, the menopausal years bring many challenges and changes both physically and mentally. The least on the list of concerns should be weight gain, but alas and on the contrary, it is one of the top causes of anxiety and worry.
Just like Rome, most other things weren’t built in a day, so have a little bit of patience and keep up the consistent effort. Still, the concerns are valid as, at times, effort and results don’t seem to correlate.