Essential tips that you must know for expedited weight loss

Discover effective tips to get back on track after days of treating yourself

Essential tips that you must know for expedited weight loss
Essential tips that you must know for expedited weight loss

During your weight loss journey, you should give in to the temptation of a cheat day or a high-calorie diet on the weekend.

While such events are a pleasant pause from routine, it’s essential to revert your diet and perform physical activity to maintain progress.

Essential tips for expedited and healthy weight loss

Here are a few effective tips to get back on track after days of treating yourself.

Maintain calm:

Avoid stressing about your cheat day. Reflect on the joy it brought, maybe from spending memorable moments with your loved ones or celebrating a special occasion.

Resume usual calorie consumption:

Avoid skipping meals or minimising consumption as a form of correction. If you target to lose 1,700 calories daily, adhere to it. Excessive calorie minimisation could lead to more hunger and possibly more overeating.

Increase water consumption:

It’s essential to begin your day with a significant amount of water, aiming to drink up to 2-3 litres throughout the day. Add fibre-rich items such as spinach, carrots, and apples into your diet to reduce bloating.

Continue regular exercise:

Performing excessive physical activity isn’t important to eliminate the effects of occasional overeating. Maintain your normal activity levels, aiming for 30 minutes of brisking daily alongside your standard workouts. 

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