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Reduction of calories in the daily diet results in weight loss - but only when the calories are reduced sufficiently below the body's required daily calories (energy). Weight loss occurs through activity - but only after daily calories have been met by the body. After this point, excess calories have the potential to be expended via activity OR from the stored energy which is pulled from the fat cells - thus triggering weight loss. Expended Water Retention - Have you ever hopped onto the scales a few days after you've enjoyed an extra salty meal to find that you actually weigh 3 pounds or more lighter? Sodium is King when it comes to retaining water and it generally takes from 2 - 4 days for the effects to vanish, given the fact that an individual has winged themselves off of the salt shaker OR has greatly cut back |
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