Lose Weight Healthily – Dr Chan shares the importance of focusing on Gaining Health, not just on Losing Weight, and 3 things that he would always emphasize to his patients who see him for help to lose weight.

There are many ways to lose weight, including many unhealthy, unsafe and unsustainable ones, therefore regardless of what one chooses to do to lose weight, it is important to always focus on safety, prioritise health and aim for sustainability.

Just because certain methods, diets, programmes have proven to be effective in helping one lose weight, it does not mean that they are safe, healthy or even sustainable. In evaluating and making choices on what to do to lose weight, the goal must be to lose weight safely, healthily and sustainably.

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3 Things to Note Aout Losing Weight Healthily
0:00 – Introduction to losing weight healthily
1:00 – Healthy Weight Loss Tip #1 Focus on Gaining Health instead of focusing on Losing Weight, A good Weight-loss programme is one that is also good for long term health
1:50 – Healthy Weight Loss Tip #2 Focus on Sustainability, A good Weight loss diet is one that can be sustained FOREVER
4:40 – Healthy Weight Loss Tip #3 Focus on learning and jumpstarting a lifestyle and dietary habit that you would enjoy doing and which is also good for weight loss and weight maintenance
5:40 – Keys to Losing Weight Healthily

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In this video Doctor O’Donovan explains INTERMITTENT FASTING to facilitate weight loss including the science behind intermittent fasting, how it works in practice, side effects, and tips for what you could eat and ones to try avoid.

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1. WHAT IS INTERMITTENT FASTING (IF) (0.38s)
2. THE SCIENCE BEHIND IF (1.35s)
3. METHODS OF IF (5:2 AND 18:6) (2.40s)
4. 5 FOODS TO EAT (3.43s)
5. 5 FOODS TO AVOID (6.21s)
6. SIDE EFFECTS (7.15s)

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NHS information on Intermittent fasting: https://diabetesmyway.nhs.uk/keeping-healthy/different-dietary-approaches-for-weight-loss/intermittent-fasting/

Patient Information: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-prevention/intermittent-fasting-what-is-it-and-how-does-it-work

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Animal proteins are complete, more bioavailable, and come with fewer calories and carbs than plant proteins. But you can still meet your protein needs with exclusively plant protein sources if you wish. You need to deliberately mix plant sources, and aim for a higher overall intake. Peter Ballerstedt and Simon Hill discuss the pertinent details to help you make better protein choices.

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The ketogenic diet, or keto, has become a popular way to lose weight. The high-fat, low-carb diet is a drastic change from the diet that the USDA recommends for Americans. It’s also a huge change for your body’s metabolism.

And while keto is proven to help you shed the pounds, the diet can come with some side effects, like the notorious keto flu.The high-fat, low-carb ketogenic diet, or keto for short, has become a popular way to lose weight. And while keto is proven to help you shed the pounds, it’s a huge change for your body’s metabolism and can come with some serious side effects.

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Step aside Atkins. There’s a new fad diet in town.

The ketogenic diet, or keto for short. Celebrities like Halle Berry, Kourtney Kardashian, and Vanessa Hudgens all swear by it.

And if losing weight is your goal, keto works! It’s proven to help you shed pounds fast. But there’s more to this diet than meets the eye.Keto basically replaces carbs with fat. A typical keto diet looks like this: 70% fat, 25% protein, 5% carbohydrates. It’s a drastic change from the diet that the USDA recommends for Americans: Less than 30% fat, 20-35% protein, at least 50% carbs, and it’s a significant change for your body’s metabolism too. Usually, when you eat carbs, like a starchy potato, enzymes in your mouth, stomach, and small intestine break them into a form of sugar energy, called glucose, which your brain and body use for fuel.

So, when you skip out on carbs, the first couple of days you might experience some strong sugar cravings. Because your body is switching gears, from burning carbs to the only energy it has left: fat.

Once you’re burning fat regularly, you’ll start to see the pounds melt away. Depending on your weight, you might lose up to 3.5 pounds within the first week. As you burn more fat, levels of insulin — the fat-storing hormone — will drop significantly. This triggers your kidneys to release large amounts of sodium into the blood.

Which can actually lead to a common side effect known as the “keto flu.” Many keto dieters report symptoms like: Nausea, Headaches, Dizziness, Muscle cramps, and low energy levels.

But most of these symptoms will only occur within the first couple weeks of starting the diet.

After the first month, the scales will look better. But some of that lost weight isn’t actually fat. It’s water.

Because some of the carbs you’ve metabolized include glycogen, which retains water and therefore helps keep you hydrated. As a result, you’ll likely pee more, which will lower your sodium levels even more, leading to: Dehydration, Constipation or diarrhea, and bad breath.

Once you’re a couple months in you might hit the notorious keto plateau. It’s a common term in the keto community and refers to when people find it harder to continue losing weight. One study, for example, found that overweight people lost an average of 15 pounds in the first month. Another 11 pounds over the next two months. But after that, they saw no change in body weight — despite sticking to the keto diet.

At this point, many people quit keto. That’s why researchers often find it hard to study the long-term effects of the diet. But, as it turns out, there is one group that typically sticks to keto.

It’s unclear why, but keto has been proven to reduce the symptoms of epilepsy. And studies show that epileptic children who stay on very restricted keto diets for several years can suffer from: Kidney stones, High cholesterol, and bone fractures.

But a typical keto diet won’t be nearly as strict and if you do want to try keto, you should talk to a doctor first. In the meantime, go ahead and enjoy that bread and remember, the best diet is a balanced one of fat, protein, and — yes, even — carbs.

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