Completely dry fast if possible. If you're not used to it, try intermittent fasting by eating only one meal before noon. You can practice this intermittent fasting once a week. The meal should be light, such as grains, vegetables, or fruits. After the fast, if you want to return to normal meals, eat slowly and in small portions.

Carnivore all the way, baby! Or even keto or low carb, if you can't do carnivore.

I didn't lose weight on it myself (didn't need to) but I got a lot healthier.

Close family lost 20 pounds fairly easily on keto, and has kept it off for 5 months so far, continuing with keto.

If you're interested in Carnivore, here's what I'd do:

Here's some of my carnivore posts:

2025-03: I was unknowingly almost vegetarian, before going carnivore 2025-02: Is sugar the new smoking? 2025-02: I would continue with Carnivore even if I got only this ONE benefit 2025-02: Weird, oddball health improvements I've experienced on the Carnivore diet 2024-10: There's currently a propaganda campaign against low-carb diets 2024-07: Carnivore quotes in classical literature 2024-04: Carnivore diet - looks like it fixed this nighttime disorder for me 2024-04: Carnivore diet - believe it or not, it healed this oddball disorder for me 2024-04: Can a keto/carnivore diet heal issues like depression, anxiety, OCD, bipolar? 2024-04: Eating Carnivore on a short trip - tips and tricks 2024-01: Latest steps in my carnivore path 2024-01: Carnivore achievements unlocked 2024-01: Taking a temporary break from mostly-carnivore diet during holidays 2023-12: Sugar and Alzheimers 2023-12: Kinda-carnivore diet is leading to WAY more energy 2024-12: Question for carnivores/carnivore-curious folks 2023-12: I'm transitioning ... to a more MEAT centric diet 2023-11: This book is blowing my mind - The Big Fat Surprise by Nina Teicholtz

Intermittent fasting seems to be working well for me so far (10am - 6pm) I still eat whatever is going, I don't go overboard with sugar or chocolate. I also drink black coffee in the morning which keeps the hunger away very well.

Fasting is the only thing that I've been able to get results with. Then, effective maintenance is low carb without dairy - but even that I can't stick with very long, so I need occasional fasts as I go (every other day, or a 5-7 day fast every quarter).

The problem for me is a I need things to be intense to find them engaging. Interventions need to be radical to get my dopamine going. Calorie counting is too boring for my weird brain.

I've unintentionally been doing OMAD this week and feel pretty great on a relative basis.

Intermittent fasting. I hate tracking what I’m eating but I don’t mind restricting when I eat.

I also tend to eat healthier, when I’m doing this. The cravings for healthy food are relatively greater when I’m not eating all day.

making sure you still have fun while losing weight

Not eating copious amounts of ice crem at midnight seems to have worked well for me. I have dropped 5 pounds since I cut out the sweets. That wasn't really the goal, more so wanted to break a bad habit, but it was a nice benefit.

Get rid of carbs. Add as much as I can meat, fat, butter. Avoid plants and seeds. p.s. this is not health advise

Just getting the whole F after it.

Lift heavy and work in a 200-500 calorie deficit and you'll be great, it's sustainable and doesn't flip flop your body around.

Before you start a diet, try to identify the unhealthy lifestyle, not necessarily diet-related, habits you have. For example, do you have enough sleep? What are your stress levels? Are you able to unwind on command? Once you have clarity about it you'll know exactly what to do.

I lost a shitload of weight in a short amount of time doing my own version snake diet. (Omad, with 48-72 hour fasts once a week) That was a lot of fun, and seeing results right away kept me motivated.

Nowadays, I'm just eating better with more physical activity. I prefer this way because I don't need to adjust my attitude, and can still enjoy the occasional treat.

dunno... Have mo experience w it. Move body a lot, sunlight early in the morning etc

The only way is being in a calorie deficit

By what you eat and what you do. But mostly the what you eat.

It’s not that hard to bring it back into your life mate only need to drop out 7700 cals to lose a kg approx which you can reduce your cals over a week it’s doable

“Weight loss? Oh, no, no, no. I don’t lose weight—I liberate stored generational trauma through intuitive movement, fermented rituals, and consent-based sweating.”

My Preferred Method includes:

🌱 Morning yoga on stolen land—with a land acknowledgment between sun salutations. 🧘‍♂️ Breathwork guided by a non-binary healer who only speaks in affirmations. 🌈 A raw, anti-imperialist, community-sourced kale cleanse (with reparations built into the pricing). 💃 Dance therapy set to eco-feminist drum circles where calories are burned in protest of colonial portion control. 🕯️ Shadow work. Lots of shadow work. Sometimes in a sauna.

Also, I only eat when Mercury is in a decolonized orbit. Anything else is capitalist hunger.

Eat less move more

Digging for hours

fasting

stop eating cookies...lol

Intermittent fasting, or just fasting.

Understand sugar. Then understand starch is sugar Then understands carbs are starch are sugar. Stop eating sugar.

Eating window.

Don't sleep more than 8 hours.

I swear by my HIIT workouts which I do at home once or twice a week. All one needs is enough space for a yoga mat and two dumbbells which dont need to be very heavy. They are available on YouTube.

Otherwise the only other thing I can recommend is sticking to real food, this part is more lifestyle change than ‘going on a diet’. With that said I find the HIIT workouts to do most of the heavy lifting here and you can eat pretty much anything you want. Lastly beer is very good for you, certainly a lot better than Coke, as I learned on a recently 30 day no alcohol stint.

Bitcoin dropping 90% should do the trick 🤣🤣

You saying I'm fat?

Making diet effectively, but also having a gym time to reduce calories

Keto.