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At the end of the day - you do what you want/believe in. Your choice.
I ain't no medical expert but I do know a fair bit of knowledge about diet, food intake, etc. I lost 5 stone over 18 months by simply reducing my intake to about 1800 kcals a day, cutting out sugar and alcohol. Lost 1 or 2lbs a week at most. Long term sustainable change. Short term "diets" or "fads" don't last and people put the weight back on. Look longer term.
Worth tracking your food with myfitness pal etc - gives you a very good idea of what your eating etc.
I eat 3000/3500 calories a day now and stay the same weight (i'm not trying to loose weight - happy as I am) - but I train hard 5-6 times a week, so my body needs that amount of food to cope with it.
I couldn't function on 800/1000 calories a day, let alone go to the gym etc.
No one is saying it's right or wrong to eating as little as 800/1000 calories a day but it's a fact that your body adapts to the small amount of food your eating and will do everything to hang on to the tiny amount your putting into it, thus your body won't shed weight as it's trying to store anything you put in it. Can you sustain 800 kcals for a month, a year??
I can't imagine that over 3-6 months or longer that that tiny amount of fuel for your body is good for your long term health.
But as I say - you do what you wish to do. No one is telling you otherwise. |
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