Why Am I NOT Losing Weight? [uQMlH1gUidg]

Why Am I NOT Losing Weight? [uQMlH1gUidg]

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In this video, you'll learn why you're not losing weight despite putting in a good effort. Check out my free masterclass at ► If you found this video helpful Subscribe to the channel People will blame their slow metabolism, genetics or say eating the wrong types of foods or maybe they need to change their workout. In 99% of cases, it's not a metabolic adaptation, although in rare cases it might be something like thyroid or zinc deficiency. The answer is almost always the simplest and most obvious one. The daily intake of calories isn't as low as you think it is or the expenditure is not as high as they think. Basically, there's NO DEFICIT. And most often is the case where the person is ingesting more calories than they realize. Sit down with a client and we break down everything it turns out that they're eating closer to their maintenance calories without even knowing. We're bad at estimating calories. Few reasons: - You're either not tracking properly or you're trying to eyeball portions without prior experience. - You're adding a few snacks here and there that wipe out that caloric deficit - Or you're just making errors with measurements Common errors: - Not tracking their cooking oil, that's a couple of hundred calories there. - Tracking 1 tablespoon of peanut butter but it's close to 2. That's a 100 kcal there. - An extra glass of natural fruit juice. - Healthy salad with high-calorie dressing - A handful of nuts you grabbed off the table as you walked by. - People stick to their calorie goal for 5 days and then for the weekend end up wiping out their weekly deficit in 2 days. Or simply thinking that eating "clean" will keep you low calories. There's nothing wrong with eating the foods you love but you need to incorporate them into your caloric intake while having the deficit. Bottom line: It doesn't matter how healthy you think you eat or how hard you train without a deficit there's not gonna be any fat loss. You can train 6-7 times a week, do a couple of hours of Cardio and have NO PROGRESS. REMEMBER: It's easier to consume 500 kcal than to burn off 500 kcal (30-40 minutes of jogging) vs a few snacks. Even if you follow what you think is healthy or "clean" if the calories are coming into your body isn't forced to burn fat storages. Someone eating ice cream, cereal and pop tarts in a caloric deficit will be losing weight regardless of how "dirty" their diet is. 1st law of thermodynamics Energy can be converted from one form to another, but cannot be destroyed or created. How that applies to the body? - We can't just store calories from no-where. - We can't just expend calories from no-where. They have to come from somewhere: Food or Fat stories. Bottom line: 1. You need to have an idea of how many calories you're consuming per day. You can waste weeks, months and years getting nowhere. 2. If you're maintaining current weight figure out how many calories you're eating and then just reduce that by 15-20%. That's gonna be enough to put you in a deficit. What if you're doing this already? - Maybe it's water retention and you simply need patience for your body to flush out water so the scale shows. - Maybe you're using the scale wrong. I made a video on that. Description. The rate of calories stored per day = Rate of calories ingested per day - Rate of energy expenditure The rate of calories stored per day = Glycogen Storage Changes + Fat-Free Mass Storage Changes (Water, Mineral, Bone, and MUSCLE) + Fat Mass Storage Changes So this is how calories are partitioned. The rate of calories ingested per day = Your food intake. Calories with different macros. The rate of energy expenditure = Dietary Induced Thermogenesis + PA (Physical activity) + BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate) + NEAT (Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis) As you can see Caloric input affects caloric output, so it's not simply a math problem. Scientific references: Website: Client Results: Free Facebook Group: Instagram: Facebook Page: Music Used: Alan Walker - Spectre #melatonin gummy weight loss #alli weight loss pills #keto gummies rebel wilson #addictive diet pills