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Doctor Fact-Checks POPULAR Weight Loss Tips



There sure are a LOT of weight management tips across the internet, and after my research it appears finding the facts from trustworthy sources is harder than it seems. Heck, I’m a doctor and had trouble verifying a lot of this stuff, so how is someone without a medical degree supposed to find accurate and safe info? Today I’m taking a look at some popular weight loss tips around the internet to tell you what’s real and and what’s not.

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22 thoughts on “Doctor Fact-Checks POPULAR Weight Loss Tips”

  1. Even Doctors Can Have Less Than Effective Opinions.

    The point is not to replace healthy protein choices. Whey protein in addition to meat and fish may help some individuals reduce carbohydrate and maybe curbs appetite. It’s NOT a replace meat and fish with whey proteins.

  2. You dont have to be hungry to lose weight, that idea made me yoyo my weight for over a decade. My trick is to walk 8-10k steps a day and eat normally. My weight has dropped steadily and safely and I feel more at peace and happier bc I take in so much nature. My goal was lose 80lbs and ive thus far lost 30lbs in 5 months.

    I HAVE NOT CHANGED MY DIET. I STILL EAT TACOBELL SOMETIMES. I EAT UNTIL IM NOT HUNGRY.

  3. My Weight Loss Diet Plan: Wake Up at 11:55 P.M. .. Eat 1800 Calories from Midnight to 6 A.M. .. Sleep From 6:05 A.M. to 11:55 A.M. .. Stumble Out Of Bed, Stub My Toe, Pee, Poop, Check The Weather – If it's too hot, go back to bed; if it's too cold, go back to bed .. sleep from 12:05 P.M. to 5:55 PM. .. .. Stumble Out Of Bed, Pee, Poop, Stub My Toe Again, Check The Weather – If it's too Dark, go back to bed; if it's too Bright, go back to bed .. Sleep from 6:05 P.M. to 11:55 P.M. .. .. Pee, Poop, Stumble Out Of Bed, Clean My Underwear, Stub My Other Toe, Check The Television, Check The Fridge .. Watch a bunch of TV Shows while eating 1800 Calories for the next 6 hours .. Rinse and Repeat ..

  4. I'm surprised you support intermittent fasting (you qualified, not for everyone). It wasn't until I went to eating disorder treatment where they recommend you eat every 3 to 4 hours that my system started to calm down around food. My blood sugar was even, I craved food less frequently, and I was far far less likely to binge. The solution for me was to eat more frequently, not to fast for hours and hours and then want to eat much more. (Also, full disclosure, I haven't really lost weight but my numbers are much better. And psychologically, I'm much healthier around food).

  5. It's actually sad. It's so easy to figure out what your body needs for your goals, then you just simply eat that. Add in little tricks here and there to make it easier. That's it. The general population's ignorance to nutrition is astounding and sad.

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