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Added on August 8, 2012, 1:22 amsalam.sy mencari sape yg nak turun berat badan tanpa berlapar, naikkan berat badan (muscle) dan improve masalah kesihatan seperti resdung, masalah kulit muka,sakit kepala migrain, gout dan lain2. Hanya dengan NUTRISI dan bukan ubat. dijamin selamat dan tiada apa2 kesan sampingan malah menyihatkan. sy sendiri pengguna dan dapat result yg bagus. untuk bulan puasa nie lg special sbb anda bleh bersahur dgn cara yg mudah dan cepat serta bertenaga sepanjang hari..Nak tau lebih lanjut bleh tanya sy mcm mana. boleh tgk dalam album fb sy dlu.
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Added on August 8, 2012, 1:22 am
QUOTE(RedShirt @ Apr 26 2012, 06:39 PM)
Hi guys, I looking for some advices about weight loss and maintaining it.
To my understanding is that maintaining a calories deficit diet/lifestyle is the way to lose weight and when my calories intake equals my calories burned, my weight maintains.
Lets just say if I start a strict diet to lower my calories intake drastically while maintaining my physical activities as per usual (weight training and cardio), I should be losing weight (while I understand that it will be a net loss in weight but it is lesser because of muscle build and that muscle weight is actually heavier than fat).
So with all the exercise and strict diet, say I am able to shed 15kg and I am happy and satisfied with my current body weight. My main question is now, whether if I continue with my exercise routines (no change in style or intensity) but I am no longer following a strict diet and revert to my usual diet pattern (healthy and nothing excessively). Would I still be able to maintain my new weight or my weight will increase back to my old previous weight ?
I read that bigger muscle build would result in higher metabolism and if I do not eat excessively, I should still be able to maintain a slight calorie deficit if not equal calorie intake and consumption to maintain my new lighter body weight.
Any views in my theory ?
salam.sy mencari sape yg nak turun berat badan tanpa berlapar, naikkan berat badan (muscle) dan improve masalah kesihatan seperti resdung, masalah kulit muka,sakit kepala migrain, gout dan lain2. Hanya dengan NUTRISI dan bukan ubat. dijamin selamat dan tiada apa2 kesan sampingan malah menyihatkan. sy sendiri pengguna dan dapat result yg bagus. untuk bulan puasa nie lg special sbb anda bleh bersahur dgn cara yg mudah dan cepat serta bertenaga sepanjang hari..Nak tau lebih lanjut bleh tanya sy mcm mana. boleh tgk dalam album fb sy dlu.To my understanding is that maintaining a calories deficit diet/lifestyle is the way to lose weight and when my calories intake equals my calories burned, my weight maintains.
Lets just say if I start a strict diet to lower my calories intake drastically while maintaining my physical activities as per usual (weight training and cardio), I should be losing weight (while I understand that it will be a net loss in weight but it is lesser because of muscle build and that muscle weight is actually heavier than fat).
So with all the exercise and strict diet, say I am able to shed 15kg and I am happy and satisfied with my current body weight. My main question is now, whether if I continue with my exercise routines (no change in style or intensity) but I am no longer following a strict diet and revert to my usual diet pattern (healthy and nothing excessively). Would I still be able to maintain my new weight or my weight will increase back to my old previous weight ?
I read that bigger muscle build would result in higher metabolism and if I do not eat excessively, I should still be able to maintain a slight calorie deficit if not equal calorie intake and consumption to maintain my new lighter body weight.
Any views in my theory ?
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Kalo kenal sape2 nak ubah kesihatan mereka bleh la kontek sy.. tq
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