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Get-Fit Guy

108 GFG Why Dieters Crash and Burn, Part 1

Get-Fit Guy

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Sports, Health & Fitness

4.5753 Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2012

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

Get-Fit Guy and Nutrition Diva teach you about weight loss plateaus, why people quit losing weight, and how to stick with your diet and exercise plan.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Get Fit Guys' Quick and Dirty Tips to Slim Down and Shape Up.

0:08.4

My name is Ben Greenfield, and I'm the Get Fit Guy.

0:12.0

In previous episodes, I've explained the top 10 reasons you're not losing weight,

0:15.9

and the Nutrition Diva and I have both covered the topic of weight loss at length.

0:20.0

You can check out

0:21.1

episodes that I'll link to in the show notes over at quick and dirty tips.com, like how to break

0:26.3

a weight loss plateau, which addresses the nutritional aspect of weight loss plateaus, and how to get

0:31.5

off a weight loss plateau, which addresses the physical. A weight loss plateau defined is a gradual tapering off or a pause in your weight

0:40.1

loss even when you're still exercising and eating healthy. And plateaus happen to just about everybody.

0:45.3

But what about a weight loss crash and burn in which you totally fall off the fitness and

0:51.3

healthy eating bandwagon, throw up your hands in despair, and forsake your

0:55.7

diet or exercise plan altogether. How do you avoid that dreaded scenario? Well, in this special

1:02.2

episode, which features my fellow Quick and Dirty Tips podcast host Monica Reinagle, aka the Nutrition

1:08.2

diva, you're going to learn why a weight loss crash and burn can happen and

1:12.0

how to avoid it. Before hearing what Monica has to say, let's kick things off with my three

1:18.5

reasons for a weight loss, crash, and burn. Reason number one, relying completely on diet with no

1:24.9

exercise. It's been proven that exercise can suppress appetite by

1:29.4

decreasing the hormones that make you more likely to cheat on your diet. Studies have also disproved

1:34.3

that moderate healthy amounts of exercise, not two-hour marathons at the gym, will actually spark

1:40.4

your appetite and cause you to compensate by eating more later on. It's just not the case.

1:45.9

So why not use exercise as a powerful appetite control strategy to stick to your healthy eating

1:50.9

habits and to keep you from mindless snacking? I personally get hungry every afternoon at about

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