What happens when you follow a SUPER low calorie diet (warning) šŸ˜¬ #weightloss #diet #fatloss

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Published 2024-05-01

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  • @andremattsson
    Not even humans can break the laws of thermodynamics
  • @Roca_e_Reflexao
    The Minnesota study also show that people goes crazy about food. 24 hour thinking about it.šŸ˜®
  • @AmarOriginal
    iā€™m glad clarke be dropping truths out here
  • @BrownPatriot316
    Broooooo, I miss your full day of eating with recipes and macros! Everytime I start cutting I go back to your old videos but I wouldnā€™t mind some new ones. Even with your current workout routine, meals, things of that nature. I know u probably think it might be repetitive but you are so underrated as a YouTuber and we miss your longer videos. Much love from Los Angeles šŸ’ŖšŸ¼
  • @NeKa..
    Finally! Thanks for breaking the 'myth' šŸ™Œ
  • @hornetguy9063
    Itā€™s literally impossible to gain fat when youā€™re at a constant caloric deficit. What people consider ā€œstarvation modeā€ and ā€œgaining fatā€ is lean mass loss. You cut too hard for too long and you end up losing muscle mass, seeing your BMR plummet, and gaining fat back fast once you stop cutting.
  • @laradignard7945
    Okay but what about a metabolism shut down? I was in a calorie deficit for a year until my body couldnā€™t take it anymore. I was bloated everyday, tired, irritated, cold all the time, etcā€¦ All of this stopped when I started to eat more again.
  • @NK-vs3je
    Iā€™m on 800 calories a day, fasting and OMAD. Not hungry at all, the hunger pangs truly go away. Itā€™s easy though because Iā€™m quite overweight at 190 so I have heaps of fat storage for my body to utilise as fuel in place of food.
  • @musicnut1966
    Itā€™s not that you will keep or gain weight. Itā€™s that if it causes your metabolism to drop, you canā€™t go back to eating a normal amount of food. Studies have seen this in people on 500 calorie diets.
  • @oreocult6185
    Thank you so much for being brave enough to actually speak out against this bizarre and widespread misinformation!!!!!!
  • Thanks for this inspiration and the motivation. If I apply this and increase my gym time, I will be able to lose it faster... And I won't gain body fat.
  • @blakehansen8997
    Wont you lose more muscle than a normal rate if you drop your calories super low though?
  • @DougBurgum4VP
    On the extreme end couldn't this slow your metabolism long term?
  • @ImAshley2023
    Bro. No. Its is possible, especially with a wrecked metabolism prior to trying to lose weight. Some people will start dropping weight in a caloric deficit, and some will enter famine mode. We are not all the same. Refrain from coming on the internet and speaking in definite terms because of one study. One study can also proves the other to be true. There is no one size fits all, except that we all die after we live. It's time for you to learn that.
  • I am on a calorie deficit but last 5 weeks I didn't loose any weight. Knowing that I already lost 23 Kgs following the same diet. Half of them are body fat. I don't know why now I am not loosing any more weight.
  • So, ive been in a super strict and tracked calorie deficit for 3 months and for the past month I have been completely stalled. I am 6'4 and 240 lbs and have been eating 1400 calories a day at a max (sometimes only 1300), very strictly and I lost 15 lbs in 2 months and now for the past month, have been completely plateued. I literally eat 2 Factor Meals of between 650 and 700 calories a day and that is all...not a single other thing, and im not losing anything.
  • Omg Thank you!! Iā€™m in a 1000 calorie diet at the moment and everyone is telling me that ā€œmy body will go in starvation mode and I will no longer losing weightā€. And it was really not logical for me because of the calorie in, calories out theory
  • @apsingh1792
    Thank you so much for keeping it realā¤