Exercise Alone is not the Answer for Weight Loss; Follow a dietExercise Alone is not the Answer for Weight Loss; Follow a diet
One of the most arduous elements about beginning a fat-loss program knows you won’t be allowed to eat a lot of your favorite foods you enjoy now. At least, not in the exact quantity you eat now. Undoubtedly, avoiding the dishes you love is difficult. And this is one reason; some people rely on exercise alone to achieve their fat-loss goal, hoping they’ll burn enough calories while exercising to make up for their poor diet selections. But the question is, doing exercise alone without holding on to a healthy diet is an efficient approach for weight loss? The quick and only answer is NO. Dietitians and researchers say, if you’re trying to lose weight and fend off heart disease, diabetes, and other ailments, you need both exercise and necessary dietary modifications. Recently in a study, women, to examine results of exercise-only weight-loss plans, engaged in exercise classes three times per week for four or eight weeks — but did not modify their diets. And as a result, they missed losing ...