šŸ”„ health Tips: doctor Suggests WomenĀ toĀ ReduceĀ WorkoutĀ to Fight Obesity

šŸ“‰ Misconception: More Workout = More Weight Loss


Many women believe that spending hours in the gym leads to faster weight loss.


Despite intense workouts, some women see little or no results and feel disappointed.


Dr. Malhar Ganla challenges this belief with a science-backed explanation.


🧠 Scientific Reason Behind Reducing Workouts

🧬 Body Fat Breakdown


An 80 kg woman may have 40% body fat.


Out of this, 25% is essential fat for health.


Only the remaining 15% needs to be reduced for weight loss.


šŸ”„ Impact of Workouts


Workouts train 60% of the body's muscles and raise metabolic rate.


This increases hunger significantly post-exercise.


Intense hunger often leads to binge eating or unhealthy snacking,Ā reversingĀ progress.


šŸ’‰ Role of insulin in Weight Loss

āš–ļø Reduce Exercise to Stabilize Insulin


Dr. Ganla suggests reducing workouts for the first 2–3 months.


Focus instead on lowering insulin levels by reducing intake of:

Roti

Rice

Sugar

šŸ½ļø Less insulin = Less Hunger


Reduced insulin levels lead to reduced hunger.


A calmer body with reduced activity and appetite begins toĀ useĀ internal fat for energy.


ā³ Fasting and Fat Burning

šŸ•’ Intermittent Fasting Benefits


Skipping 1–2 meals a day helps the body burn stored fat.


When fewer calories are consumed, the body draws energy from fat reserves.


āš–ļø Weight Loss Potential


This method canĀ lead toĀ 7–8 kg fat lossĀ inĀ 3–4 months.


Helps reset the body’s metabolism and avoid future weight gain.


šŸ’Ŗ Patience and Discipline Are Key


Weight loss is not just about movement but also metabolism.


Reducing exercise, combined withĀ controlledĀ diet and fasting, offers better results.


Patience and discipline are crucial for success.


āš ļø Disclaimer


This advice is based on expert consultation and medical data.


Always consult your doctor before making changes to your fitness or diet plan.

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