Why Losing Weight Slower Is Faster!

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Aside from fat loss sustainability, here are some other health related problems associated with rapid fat loss.

Rapid weight loss can lead to a loss of muscle mass which can affect muscle mass loss, physical strength and metabolism.

If you lose weight too quickly, you may not get all of the nutrients you need from your diet, which can lead to deficiencies.

Losing weight quickly can result in dehydration which can become a serious issue.

When you lose weight quickly, your skin may not have enough time to adjust to the changes in your composition, leaving you with loose and saggy skin.

Losing weight too fast can result in a rebound effect, in which you may gain back the weight you lost just as quickly as you lost it. Metabolism appears to act like a spring. This drop in metabolism, makes it harder to maintain weight loss over the long term.

Rapid weight loss can lead to emotional and psychological stress, including feelings of guilt, shame, and anxiety.