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Vitamin B12 deficiency can lower your metabolism, store fat in your body, and burn fewer than normal calories
Deficit options: - Conservative approach: 300-calorie deficit = 0.6 lbs/week - Moderate approach: 500-calorie deficit = 1 lb/week - Aggressive approach: 750-calorie deficit = 1.5 lbs/week (not recommended for most people) Example target intake: 2,161 - 500 = 1,661 calories per day for 1 lb/week weight loss STEP 4: CHOOSE YOUR DEFICIT METHOD You can create your calorie deficit through: Diet only: Reduce food intake by your target deficit amount Exercise only: Burn additional calories through physical activity Combination: Mix of dietary reduction and increased exercise (most sustainable) Example combination approach: - Reduce food intake by 300 calories - Increase exercise to burn 200 additional calories - Total deficit: 500 calories STEP 5: MONITOR AND ADJUST Track your progress weekly and adjust your approach as needed: Week 1-2: Monitor initial response and water weight changes Week 3-4: Assess true fat loss rate Monthly: Recalculate BMR and TDEE as weight changes Every 10-15 lbs lost: Reassess calorie needs due to metabolic adaptation Red flags requiring adjustment: - Losing more than 2 lbs per week consistently - Extreme fatigue or mood changes - Loss of muscle mass - Plateaus lasting more than 3-4 weeks =============================================================================== 5 EVIDENCE-BASED STRATEGIES FOR CREATING A DEFICIT 1
Tirzepatide may help safeguard vision over time by lowering inflammation, keeping glucose levels steady, and aiding weight loss
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