11/02/2021
Fat loss is nothing more than your body adapting to a caloric deficit. You're eating for a lower body weight, and as long as you're eating enough protein and doing resistance training, your body will lose excess fat to try and adapt to the lower calorie level.
However, guess what adaptation comes after fat loss when in a calorie deficit? intensive metabolic slow down to preserve fat stores for survival. So, why do you experience a slow down in fat loss when you've been dieting for months on end?
Our bodies need fat to survive, and our primal instincts will always trump survival over fat loss. Our bodies also don't know that this calorie restriction is temporary, all it's thinking is "I'm in a s**t storm right now, and if I don't change something we are going to die eventually."
So, if you've been eating in a calorie deficit for months on end and can't seem to lose anymore weight, you need to let your body know this s**t storm isn't permanent and everything is ok. How do we do that?
EAT. MORE.