Why Does Weight Drop Fast at First and Then Suddenly Slow Down?
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Why does weight drop quickly at the start of a diet and then suddenly slow down? This video explains how glycogen, water weight, sodium, gut contents, body fat, energy expenditure, appetite, NEAT, insulin, and muscle preservation change throughout weight loss. Learn why early scale loss is not all body fat, why later progress naturally becomes slower, and how a sustainable calorie deficit, resistance training, protein, walking, sleep, and recovery can support continued fat loss while preserving lean mass. #WeightLoss #FatLoss #WaterWeight #BodyFat #Metabolism #Glycogen #CalorieDeficit #WeightLossPlateau #BodyComposition #FatLossScience
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