Weight Loss

Latest revision as of 22:56, 26 February 2010

Were you born a fat, slimy, scumbag puke piece o' shit, Private Pyle, or did you have to work on it?

Weight gain is a result of the body storing excess energy as fat. Therefore in order to lose weight the energy intake must be less then the energy used (through work) resulting in the body using the energy stored.

There are two methods of doing this:

1. Use more energy - done by exercising
2. Intake less energy - through watching your diet

To lose one pound, you need to cut about 3500 calories. You need to reduce your calorie intake gradually. Crash dieting can slow your metabolism, which may prevent you from losing weight. Weight loss of about one pound a week is considered safe for health.

Utilising weights is also greatly beneficial for losing weight. There is a common misconception about getting 'bigger' from using weights, for this to actually happen it takes years of dedicated training.

[edit] References

• Lose weight for good! What you need to know about calories Calorie Counter Weight Loss Journal

[edit] More Links

• Fitness Introduction, Muscle Gain, Nutrition, Sport, Fitness and Health