I
read an article in the July issue of Massage magazine titled “Your
Healthy Body”, they cited research by the University of Illinois that was
published in Obesity Reviews. According to the article, restricting
calories 15 to 60 percent a day or every other day is effective in burning body
fat.
This
article also states that metabolism is increased for as long as 48 hours after
exercise. In other words, to boost metabolism eat less and exercise. The
difference is a person can eat normal one day then cut back the next and still
lose weight.
It might be an easier way of losing weight for some rather
being on a strict diet every day. However, dieting doesn’t work changing eating
habits is what is needed. I wonder if restricting calories every other day
would hinder getting into good eating habits?
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