Sustainable Fat Loss
Achieving sustainable fat loss requires a careful balance between cutting calories and reverse dieting. A general guideline suggests a three-to-one ratio of cutting to maintenance phases, allowing the metabolism to thrive. The ultimate goal is to reach a point where maintaining a higher calorie intake becomes challenging, making it easier to keep the weight off long-term.In this clip
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If I reverse diet up to 3500 calories and then want to cut back to a more sustainable amount, like 3000 calories, can I cut back by 100 calories per week until I hit 3000 calories and then maintain at 3000 while still keeping my gains made from my reverse diet?
When reverse dieting and I reach 3,000 calories, how many weeks do I sit at the 3,000 calories before I cut, or do I cut for one or two weeks and then go back up to the 3,000 calories and just continuously do that?
How long should I cut for in a reverse diet, and should I go back to increasing calories or go into maintenance? My goal is to lose fat.