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Calories In vs Calories Out Weight Loss Guide

Discover the science-backed fundamentals of healthy weight loss by understanding energy balance. This compact guide breaks down "calories in vs. calories out," explains how your body burns energy, and gives actionable tips to lose weight naturallyu2014no gimmicks, no shortcuts. Perfect for anyone starting or restarting their health journey.<br><br>Contact: upstatemdweightloss@outlook.com or, <br>Visit: upstatemdweightloss.com

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Calories In vs Calories Out Weight Loss Guide

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  1. Calories In vs. Calories Out What You Need to Know A Simple Guide to Sustainable Weight Loss Backed by Science upstatemdweightloss.com

  2. Calories In: The Fuel You Consume “Calories in” refers to the energy you get from everything you eat and drink throughout the day. Managing this intake is a key part of creating a healthy energy balance. Here’s how to naturally reduce calorie intake without extreme dieting: • Listen to hunger and fullness cues
 • Choose nutrient-dense, high-fiber, and high-protein foods
 • Practice mindful eating—slow down and savor your meals When you fuel your body intentionally, you feel more satisfied with less. This reduces the mental noise around food and creates space for what really matters—family, movement, creativity, and self-care. See Next

  3. Tip: A high-protein diet boosts TEF and helps retain muscle while losing fat. Calories Out includes: 1. Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR): Energy at rest. More muscle = higher BMR. 
 2. Exercise Activity Thermogenesis (EAT): Calories burned via intentional workouts. 
 3. Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis (NEAT): Calories burned by day-to-day movements. 4. Thermic Effect of Food (TEF): Calories burned during digestion—protein burns the most. Tip: A high-protein diet boosts TEF and helps retain muscle while losing fat. See Next

  4. Putting It All Together: Your Strategy for Success Sustainable weight loss happens when you burn more calories than you consume—but that doesn’t mean extreme diets or deprivation. It’s about smart, balanced choices that work for your body and lifestyle? ? Eat whole, satisfying food? ? Prioritize daily movement and regular workout? ? Use helpful tools like MyFitnessPal or a BMR calculator to stay informed This is a strategy—not a struggle. When you fuel your body right and stay consistently active, your energy balance naturally shifts in your favor. That’s the key to losing weight in a healthy, lasting way. See Next

  5. Frequently Asked Questions & Final Tips Feel fee to Contact Us through the Given Details for Assistance in Medical Weight Loss Q: Can I lose weight without counting every calorie? A: Yes! By focusing on hunger cues, choosing nutrient-dense foods 908 Niagara Falls Blvd Suite 212 North Tonawanda, New York 14120, US (especially protein), and maintaining an active lifestyle, you can create a natural calorie deficit without obsessing over numbers. upstatemdweightloss@outlook.com Q: Is exercise necessary to lose weight? upstatemdweightloss.com A: While weight loss is possible through diet alone, regular exercise boosts metabolism, preserves lean muscle, and supports long-term success—plus, it’s great for your mental health.

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