The Science Behind Weight Loss: Unlocking the Secrets of Calorie-Deficit Diet
Lahore, Pakistan - As the festive season approaches, many individuals turn to weight loss diets and trends in an attempt to reach their desired weight. However, experts argue that none of these fad diets truly matter, as it's all about consuming fewer calories than ones body needs.
In a recent episode, renowned fitness and nutritional scientist Dr Siddhant Bhargava shed light on the science behind weight loss and how calorie-deficit diet works. A co-founder of Food Darzee and InnerGize, Dr Bhargava shared his expertise with our audience, providing valuable insights into calculating daily calories, new approaches in nutritional science, and a nutritionist's personal approach to well-being.
According to Dr Bhargava, the key to weight loss lies not in specific food groups like high fibre or low carb, but in maintaining a calorie-deficit. "When you consume fewer calories than your body burns, it shifts into fat-burning mode," he explained. "It's as simple as counting the number of calories consumed and ensuring that the body is burning more than what's being taken in."
Dr Bhargava also emphasized the importance of discipline when it comes to diet. "Maintaining a balanced lifestyle, with a mix of regular exercise and healthy eating habits, can significantly improve overall well-being," he said.
As part of the episode, Dr Bhargava shared tips and tricks for calculating daily calories required, emphasizing that everyone's nutritional needs are different. He also discussed innovative approaches in nutritional science, highlighting the importance of gut health and personalized nutrition plans.
For those looking to kick-start their weight loss journey or maintain discipline in their diet, this informative episode is an excellent starting point. With Dr Bhargava's guidance, viewers will gain a deeper understanding of calorie counting, healthy eating habits, and how to achieve a balanced lifestyle.
The episode was produced by Anna Priyadarshini and mixed by Kapil Dev Singh.