Reverse Dieting Explained
Reverse dieting can effectively boost metabolism, allowing for a sustainable weight loss journey. By gradually increasing calorie intake, one can build muscle and lose fat without the risk of hitting unsustainable low-calorie diets. The goal is to reach a point where eating more leads to a leaner physique, transforming the way you approach food and fitness.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?
If I'm trying to speed up my metabolism from eating 2850 calories at maintenance and want to get up to eating 3000 calories as my new maintenance, can I do a small reverse diet and bump my calories by 50 each week until I hit 3500 calories, and then do a cut of 500 calories to reach my new maintenance of 3000 calories?
If I'm trying to speed up my metabolism from eating 2850 calories at maintenance and want to get up to being able to eat 3000 calories as my new maintenance, can I do a small reverse diet and bump my calories by 50 each week until I hit 3500 calories and then do a cut of 500 calories so I can then be at my new maintenance calories of 3000 calories?