Aquarius said:
Gerecht Ror said:
What's the point of this answer?
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The point is it works. But then I should clarify some things.
"Dieting" NEVER works. That's because with dieting you are temporarily modifying your eating habits with a set goal in mind, which can seldom be characterized as "healthy." Most people who are "dieting" either give up on the way or when they think they've achieved their goal. That usually happens because the "diet" was centered around calorie control and physical exercise. When the hotfix stops, the weight comes back with a vengeance.
A real diet is a way of eating, not a temporary fix. What animal counts calories and jogs for one hour every day? Dogs can eat as much as you give them and then lay in the sun for the rest of the day, without fattening. That of course if you're feeding them real meat, not soy pellets.
The human digestive system is very flexible, but it's otherwise closer to canines than anything else. That's why animal products do not cause stomach bloating, and, compared to bowls of rice, you can eat several stakes without much effort. A healthy stomach pH can also dissolve bones easily (unless they're cooked).
The least that someone can do if they want to lose weight is to dissociate the consumption of carbohydrates from the consumption of fats. The better version would be to ditch the carbs completely. We weren't designed to eat processed grass and tubers.