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Why calorie counting doesn’t work
If you eat fewer calories than you burn, surely you will lose weight? The truth is that it’s a waste of time – and sets people up for failure.
Tim SpectorIf you’re planning to try a diet reliant on counting and reducing calories, I have a tip for you: don’t waste your time and money.
You might lose weight initially, but as time goes on, sticking to a reduced calorie intake becomes harder and harder. Eventually, almost everyone ends up back at their starting weight or, even worse, they overshoot and are heavier than when they began.
The Telegraph London
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