We do not blame you if you are looking for the best weight loss method for you to follow. It is natural to want to make the most of your time since it is a valuable resource. It would be counterintuitive to keep trying your luck with different weight loss diets if it were possible to get it right the first time. While we do have an opinion on what we believe is the best way to lose weight, it may not be the answer you want to hear.
First, let's talk about what is the fastest way to lose weight: which is not necessarily the best way. Everyone is interested in what produces results in the shortest amount of time. People with Type 2 diabetes want to reduce their blood sugar level overnight, and many individuals want to drop 20 pounds or more as quickly as possible. Naturally, what is quicker and easier to do usually takes priority.
The fastest way to lose weight is not to eat at all. Fasting has become a very popular weight loss technique, and it may be beneficial in the right circumstances. The problem, however, is fasting is not sustainable. Unless you experiment with 16 or 24-hour fasts the right way (always consult your doctor first), it is hard to make fasting a weight loss technique you can use consistently.
After fasting come diets very strict about caloric intake. A strict caloric intake is where you will...
- count each and every gram and calorie of food you eat, and
- stay below a very harsh limit,
to ensure you lose weight quickly. As you can imagine or attest to, there are many problems with this weight loss strategy. Not to mention it is incredibly taxing and difficult to sustain.
Generally speaking, methods that promise fast weight loss are not reasonable for most people, especially anyone who needs to lose a considerable amount of weight.
Which brings us to our original topic: the best way to lose weight will not be the fastest way, but it will be the one most likely to get you the results you are seeking.
It is no secret eating less and exercising more are proven ways to lose weight. Also, it's worth mentioning it is not all about what you eat. More importantly, you should focus on developing the discipline to help you refuse certain foods and endure hunger pangs that threaten to stall your progress. The amount of mental strength required to achieve an ambitious weight loss goal is highly understated.
You may be disappointed because we just reminded you of what you already knew. But weight loss is simple, and there is no need to overcomplicate it. Most people will attempt to lose weight by following every fad diet out there. You should stick to what works, even if it takes you a little bit longer to reach your goal weight.
Although managing your disease can be very challenging, Type 2 diabetes is not a condition you must just live with. You can make simple changes to your daily routine and lower both your weight and your blood sugar levels. Hang in there, the longer you do it, the easier it gets.
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