We all love losing weight. And we all love losing impressive amounts of weight in a short amount of time. Rapid weight loss leaves most people on an almost spiritual high.
So it’s disturbing that there’s almost always someone in any group willing to stand on their soap box and preach about the wives’ tales about vitamin shortages that they’ve heard about in relation to very low calorie diets (VLCDs). You’d think it would be more important that they point out the drastically decreased risks for many common illnesses and diseases that come with weight loss. It’s a nonsense argument.
I particularly point this out as nonsense because so many people work hard for years or even their entire lives in order to lose weight to better their health. So if there’s a low calorie diet that will enable them to do that in a short amount of time and the only argument against it is the possibility for a vitamin shortage…the solution is logical. Dieters can take a multi-vitamin. They should be taking one anyway. Recent studies actually go against the old arguments that rapid weight loss isn’t healthy. They’re indicating that it is actually a good sign for dieters to experience rapid weight loss.
Rapid weight loss experienced by women actually led to them sticking to their diets longer. Women who experienced rapid weight loss tended to lose more weight in the long run. And women who experienced rapid weight loss were more likely to maintain their new weight.
So all in all rapid weight loss seems as if its the best way start off any diet. All things considered rapid weight loss seems an obvious solution to the lack of motivation that kills strict diets for many. Dieters who have attempted to successfully lose weight using various dieting methods without success tend to lose their will power in the beginning of strict diets when they don’t offer quick results in the form of rapid weight loss.
Jenny Boynton of HCG Diet Direct indicated that rapid weight loss is one of the biggest, most effective motivators that dieters can use to keep themselves going. And on the homeopathic HCG diet…they’re able to use it right away as they see the pounds start to drop in the first week.
Some dieters access other forms of motivation including: social media support, visuals of their success that they can look at and remind themselves of progress towards their goals (weight loss journals or before and after pics), or peer motivation. Whatever form of motivation works is the best form of motivation. It varies between dieters. But one form of motivation that doesn’t vary between dieters is rapid weight loss. Everyone is spurred on by weight loss.
The benefits of rapid weight loss are obvious. And they are undeniable when case studies are considered. Homeopathic HCG dieters experience average 1 to 2 pounds of weight loss daily. They also experience total weight loss similar to those offered by invasive weight loss procedures. And they also offer higher than average long term weight loss maintenance success stats. It’s hard to argue with those results.
Amelia Handley studied exercise science at university with a minor in Nutrition. Yet she still found herself veering from diet to diet in order to control her weight. With HCG Diet Direct she’s found a program that allows her to combine her desire to control her own body weight with her education and not feel off balance.