TL;DR. In the long term, yes, but you still need to ensure you’re in a calorie deficit What is a Diet Break? No, it doesn’t involve Kit Kats. Although it could if you wanted it to… A diet break, otherwise … Continued
TL;DR: If you want to stick to one or the other, always weigh raw because that’s how calories are listed on food labels, but there may be some situations when it makes more sense to weigh cooked Tracking calories in … Continued
Yes, we all love Carb Killas and yes they taste great, but still not quite like having a regular chocolate bar, brownie or cake are they? Enter Protein Pantry. I first Heard about Protein Pantry on To Hall and Dan … Continued
Is weight loss as simple as just calories in vs calories out? Yes and no. Ultimately, if you want to lose weight, you need to expend more calories than you eat over a period of time, BUT, the amount and … Continued
TL,DR; No The ‘calories burned’ number in FitBit, Apple Watch and My Fitness Pal is often very inaccurate, and more often than not overestimated, meaning that if you eat the calories ‘back’, you could be undermining your original goal; if … Continued
TL;DR – You’ll only lose weight if you expend more calories than you eat on a daily basis over a long enough period of time. Tea can easily fit into a diet that produces weight loss results, but if you … Continued
TL;DR. You may be eating ‘healthy’, exercising and thinking that you’re doing everything right but unless you’re in a ‘calorie deficit’ (expending more calories than you take in) over a long period of time, you won’t lose weight. WHAT DOES … Continued
TLDR; No. ‘Starvation Mode’ is a myth that circulates in weight loss communities which theories that if you start dieting, i.e. eating fewer calories than normal, your body will notice and lower your metabolism so you don’t lose any weight. … Continued
TL;DR In order to be a calorie deficit, you need to; Estimate your maintenance calories Based on that, set a daily/weekly calorie target Stick to that target consistently Monitor weight, activity and calories consistently so you know when/if you need … Continued
WHAT IS BODY RECOMPOSITION? Body Recomposition isn’t actually a scientifically accepted or ‘objective’ term but it is used among bodybuilding circles to describe the process of simultaneously losing fat and gaining muscle. I’d argue however that the term should also … Continued