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Jennifer Dillman

Why You Should Consider Stopping Weight Loss

In our culture, weight loss is often seen as the ultimate goal for health and wellness. But what if continuing to lose weight isn’t actually the healthiest choice for you? There are times when stopping or slowing down weight loss might be exactly what your body needs.


Weight loss isn’t always linear, and for some people, especially those who have been dieting for a long time, it can be beneficial to focus on maintaining their current weight instead of continuing to lose. Prolonged calorie restriction can lead to nutrient deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, and even a slowed metabolism.


Instead of pushing your body to lose more weight, consider shifting your focus to nourishing your body with nutrient-dense foods, supporting your metabolism, and improving your overall health. This might mean adding more healthy fats to your diet, ensuring you’re getting enough protein, or incorporating strength training to build muscle.


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